Hosted by Nick Habich and Chris Plentus · 🇺🇸 US · EN · 56 episodes
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Welcome to "The Training Table" with Nick & Chris! Dive into the functional fitness world with us, exploring top-notch coaching techniques, gym ownership hacks, and the latest in the box world. We're here to elevate your skills in functional fitness coaching and business, sharing our insights and the latest trends to help you succeed in the fitness industry. Whether you're a coach, gym owner, or fitness enthusiast, join us to stay informed, inspired, and ready to build stronger businesses and bodies together!
Nick Habich and Chris Plentus hosts The Training Table, a health show with 56 episodes published.
In this episode, Nick and Chris explore the evolution of leadership roles in gym management, emphasizing the importance of systems, delegation, and building a strong second-in-command to scale a fitness business effectiv
This episode of The Training Table has Nick and Chris talking about going from a member to a coach and what it might take to get there. (hint: it's more than just technical knowledge about olympic lifting). Stay tuned fo
Summary This episode explores the common challenges coaches face when clients don't act on their advice, the importance of understanding client motivation, and effective coaching strategies to foster progress. keywords c
In this episode, Nick and Chris explore the rising popularity of Hyrox, a competitive fitness event originating from Europe. They discuss its structure, appeal, training strategies, and how gyms can incorporate it into t
Summary In this conversation, Damon Vincent, founder of Train Unique, discusses the importance of adaptive fitness for individuals with special needs and disabilities. He shares insights on creating an inclusive gym envi
Summary In this conversation, Chris and Nick discuss the importance of planning and organization in gym management, particularly focusing on annual planning, retention strategies, and the significance of understanding me
Summary How do coaches take specialties like olympic weightlifting and apply those ideas to gen pop? This conversation with Nick and Chris dives into that topic and also ones about gym culture, and the dynamics between m
Summary In this conversation, Chris and Nick discuss their recent travels, particularly focusing on Nick's experiences at Coaches Congress in Europe. They delve into the differences in networking and sales approaches bet
Summary In this conversation, Chris and Nick discuss the unique challenges and experiences of working in the fitness industry, particularly focusing on the non-traditional work schedules that come with coaching. They sha
Summary In this episode, Nick and Chris discuss the journey of launching a new gym space, the challenges faced during the purchase process, and the logistics of moving to a new location. Nick shares insights on his new b
Summary In this conversation, Chris and Nick explore the multifaceted nature of coaching in the functional fitness world. They discuss the various roles a coach must play, from technical instructor to motivator, and the
Description: In this episode, Nick and Chris explore the essential qualities of resilience and the lessons learned from failure in the world of entrepreneurship. They discuss the importance of taking risks, learning from
In this episode Nick and Chris talk about the Two-Brain Business Summit in Chicago, IL and go over Nick's two speeches about Sales (to the coaches) and Getting Over Yourself (to both owners and coaches). This was a short
Summary In this conversation, Chris and Nick explore the concept of specialty programs within fitness facilities, discussing their definitions, examples, and the importance of specialized coaching. They emphasize the nee
Summary In this conversation, Chris and Nick explore the dynamics of gym culture, focusing on member retention, the importance of trust, and the evolution of social events within the fitness community. They discuss the c
Summary In this conversation, Chris and Nick discuss the importance of fitness as we age, debunking myths surrounding CrossFit and injury rates, and the role of healthcare professionals in promoting physical activity. Th
Summary In this conversation, Chris and Nick explore various aspects of fitness coaching, including the importance of understanding workout modifications and the red flags that indicate poor coaching practices. They emph
Summary In this conversation, Chris and Nick explore the evolving landscape of fitness certifications, discussing the balance between traditional education and modern social media influences. They emphasize the importanc
Summary Chris and Nick explore the best and worst purchases for gym equipment, sharing personal anecdotes and insights on various fitness tools. They discuss the SkiErg, sleds, and the importance of gym layout, while als
Summary In this conversation, Chris and Nick discuss the evolution of reading habits, particularly in the context of running a small business. They explore how digital content, such as podcasts, has changed the way peopl
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The Training Table is hosted by Nick Habich and Chris Plentus. The show is categorised under health (fitness) and has published 56 episodes.
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