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Instagram Following Does Not Equal Credibility As A Coach

The online health & fitness space is SO saturated.

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Not to mention that credibility is judged by how many followers someone has, how many likes they get on their pictures & how "shredded" they are.

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It may seem surprising but👉🏻 None of those things are significantly linked to their professional knowledge or credibility as a coach.

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So please, before you go blindly following some random ig fitspo account & spending money on their booty/fat loss plans, do some research.

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Ask them how long they've been in business for.

Ask them what their qualifications are & what certifications they currently hold.

Ask them for client testimonials.

Ask them if they've ever coached someone in-person.

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➖ BECAUSE even though someone has a significant following & rockin' body does not mean their an effective coach. #SorryNotSorry

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You can find this on my website, but incase you're wondering.👇🏻

✔️ Bachelors degree in biology with a triple minor (Love chemistry, research & horses lol)

✔️ NSCA Certified Personal Trainer

✔️ CrossFit Level-2 Coach (Coaching since 2014. That's 7 years folks.)

✔️ Precision Nutrition Certified

✔️ 4 Years as a NAIA collegiate track & field athlete

✔️ Multiple NSCA conferences, countless hours of research & literally all the CrossFit online cert. courses

✔️ & I am currently a FULL-TIME IRL personal trainer & manager at a boutique studio in South Florida.

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I'm not making this post to boast, but to show that qualified online coaches do exist.


However, we may not post butt selfies or have 150k followers. 😉



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