Just had a conversation with a few trainers in my city. Do y’all think any area is truly oversaturated with trainers? Or is it a mindset? If you moved somewhere new how would you look for a place that truly has a need?

I’ve been really locking in on my Xs and Os and Principles of Play lately… curious Where do you study the game?

Curious how everyone structures their workouts?

As of recent, I have been struggling to keep and get clients just because most do not want to pay and they feel like they are the ones who have to pay all the time and have their parent help out or even look at my website to find cheaper session deals so they can continue training. Is there any advice or guidance y'all can give that would help my situation to attract more athletes and better yet keep them?

Today marked my last session at my previous job school’s gym before moving. We went the Second Mile for sure! I jumped in with them today. We did some conditioning with the ball, game time ball handling, and finished off with shooting. I ended with a great devotional from 2 Corinthians 9:12-13. I reminded them this game is a gift. When you get stressed, remember the reason you play. Have fun and trust the process. Today was a great 2 hour session!