by John | May 4, 2021 | Best Practices, Engage Your Students, Instructor Training, KEEPING IT FUN, Learn Leadership Skills, Mental Toughness
I love sharing anything created by public speaking expert Alexa Fischer. She has just published part one of a free video series. I just finished watching this 13 min video and felt you may enjoy learning how to move past the negative thoughts that could be holding you...
by John | Apr 13, 2021 | Class DVDS & Videos, Engage Your Students
This 45 minute free video could make a splash in your next endurance class – especially if you have a large number of women participants. With so much of the sport dominated by men, I found this video featuring professional cyclist Liz Hatch refreshing. Yes...
by Dr. Shannon | Mar 4, 2021 | Engage Your Students, Learn Leadership Skills
The only attribute better to possess than that of being an encourager, is being an honest one. Honestly, it’s true! I like to think that most people are honest, but sorry to say, that is simply not the case. Although I still like to believe it. J In a world...
by John | Mar 1, 2021 | Engage Your Students, Featured Studios, KEEPING IT FUN
Saw this posted on Facebook and just had to share it. The author, Victoria, is a triathlete, runner and fashion blogger at alltheshoesfit.com – she's also a raving fan of GRIT Cycle in Costa Mesa, California. TOP 10 SIGNS YOU’RE ADDICTED TO YOUR...
by John | Feb 20, 2021 | Best Practices, Engage Your Students, Instructor Training, KEEPING IT FUN, Learn Leadership Skills
4/1/16 update – not an April Fools joke, rather I'm re-publishing this today to help a friend with this issue. I heard a very disturbing story this morning, from a regular in my 6:00am class. What follows is a sad example of what happens when an Instructor isn't...
by Joan Kent | Jan 23, 2021 | Engage Your Students
Because I work in different fitness environments, I see different approaches to health and fitness. In one gym, the equipment and the personal trainers focus almost entirely on strength training. Cardio is secondary, and done while watching TV — with that level of...
