Hosted by Unknown Host · 🇺🇸 US · EN-GB · 41 episodes
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Welcome to Coaches Hour — the podcast for personal trainers and online coaches who actually want to be better at coaching, not just better at marketing.Every episode we cut through the fluff and get real about what makes a great coach: from training and nutrition to client psychology, retention, and the mindset shifts that separate average trainers from the ones who truly change lives.Think of it as your weekly dose of tough love, practical strategies, and a little sarcasm. All aimed at making coaching great again.
Unknown Host hosts Coaches Hour, a health show with 41 episodes published.
In this episode of The Coaches Hour, Hym and Jewade sit down with Simon Mitchell (fitness marketing expert and author of the bestselling Post to Profits) for a full breakdown of what actually builds a sustainable coachin
In this episode of The Coaches Hour, Hym and Jewade sit down with Paul Standell (PT Project) to unpack the Kass reaction video saga and what it actually means for coaches navigating criticism online. Paul shares why he d
Every coach goes through phases. The T-Nation phase. The Poliquin phase. The evidence-based phase. The PubMed rabbit hole. This episode, with Paul Standell from the PT Project, tracks the full education journey from 2010
Part 2 picks up where the money conversation left off and takes a different turn. Paul and the hosts get into the inflated reputation problem in the coaching industry, where coaches built followings before accountability
Most PTs don't have a money problem. They add clients, work more hours, and still feel broke. Or they finally start making real money and get hit by a tax bill they never saw coming.This episode, with guest Paul Standell
If every coach claiming "thousands of transformations" was telling the truth, there would be no overweight people left in the world. This episode picks apart the most common bold claims in coaching bios. From transformat
This episode starts with a post from a well-known coach that sparked a real debate, if a client can't complete a check-in on time, should you stop taking their goals seriously? The discussion goes deep on check-in cultur
Most coaches assume that knowing more will make them better. This episode challenges that. The conversation covers why communication skills often matter more than knowledge depth, how coaches drift into overly scientific
Jewade had his viral post copied word for word by a Dubai-based trainer, a badly AI-edited head swapped onto his body. That story opens a bigger conversation about where copying ends and is there a limit to it. This epis
Most coaches think they need to have all the answers but the best ones know when to step back. In this episode, we dive into the real role of referrals in coaching: when to refer out, how to build a strong referral netwo
Everyone says they train to failure but almost no one actually understands what that means. In this episode, we break down the different types of failure, why true muscular failure is rarely reached, and why the idea of
In this episode of The Coach’s Hour, Hym and Jewade break down a social media concept: whether the leg press can effectively train the hamstrings. Using real-world coaching experience and exercise science, they unpack wh
Burnout isn’t just something that happens to high pressure executives or people working three jobs. Coaches experience it too, often quietly. In this episode of The Coach’s Hour, we break down what burnout actually is, w
In this episode of The Coaches Hour, Hym and Jewade get into one of the most uncomfortable but important topics for personal trainers - client injuries. They unpack a real story from early in Hym’s PT career where a clie
In this episode of The Coaches Hour, we break down the real reason “1200 calories and no loss” comes up so often: it’s rarely metabolism magic, it’s usually data, adherence, and communication. We talk through how to set
In this episode of The Coaches Hour, Hym and Jewade dive into a controversial question: should fitness business mentors actually be good coaches? The conversation explores the difference between understanding business pr
In this episode of The Coaches Hour, Hym and Jewade break down the growing trend of client photoshoots and so-called “confidence shoots.” Should every client aim to be “shoot-ready”? What does “in shape” even mean? And a
In this episode of Coaches Hour, Hym and Jewade break down the realities of the gym rent model and why so many personal trainers feel trapped by it. They explore how paying rent without a wage creates pressure, forces sh
In this episode of The Coaches Hour, Hym and Jewade break down the client mistakes that still live rent-free in their heads. From onboarding errors to misplaced trust, poor boundaries, and trying to “save” clients who we
In this episode, we dive deep into the fitness industry’s changes, specifically focusing on the coaching business, and discuss what needs to stay in 2026, and what should be left behind. We talk about the importance of t
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