Hey everyone, new week, new things happening! 🚀 Only three weeks left until my trip to the U.S. 🇺🇸 Where I’ll get the chance to learn from athletes, coaches, and people working at the highest level of sports. I started my journey as a content creator three months ago, and one of my goals was to become good at documenting my experiences, especially so I can get the most out of this trip and tell the stories along the way. Now it’s time to get serious about the preparation. Lots of things to do this week to make sure I’m as well prepared as possible. Can’t wait to get into action! 🔥

Four years have passed since I started my first education in sport. I came there like an empty bottle and left full of motivation and excitement. 🔥 Four years later, I’m back this time with a lot more experience. And if I’ve learned one thing for sure, it’s this: As a coach, you are also a salesman. If you can get people to move more and eat better, you can probably sell them almost anything. 😂 Now I want to take my game to the next level. Especially with my US trip coming up, I wanna be prepared well. To make the best of my opportunity to meet and learn from and with Phil Daru. 👊🇺🇸

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For those of you who've downloaded the training templates: what do you do when a template lists an exercise you've never heard of, or aren't sure how to perform? Example: Fight Ready, Phase 1, Week 1 lists "Corrective Exercise: Five Points of Contact." I don't know what that is or how to do it. What's your process? How did you figure it out? Please drop your method below. It'll help everyone running these templates.

Good morning everyone! Excited to be here, I just joined the community last night. In the last 3 years I have grown a lot both as a trainer and have many clients who rely on me weekly, and more importantly re-commiting to my faith, following Jesus and being baptized a year ago. I pray every day for God to make me new, shed the old way of being and lean into discomfort so I can ultimately serve the world better. This morning I just finished what ended up being about a 34-hour fast that I just broke with a banana. I did allow myself coffee but that and water was it. Planning to fast every Wednesday for the foreseeable future to be able to need less and hope to change my habits and mindset around food. Does anyone here have any experience with fasting and what are your reasons for doing so and your experience with it?