I have written countless articles detailing awesome training methods, programs, advanced lifting techniques and more. But let me let you in on something. In most cases, a majority of this stuff applies to the smallest percentage of people who are actually reading it.
Like many of us probably expected, taking up arms to wage “social justice war” often comes with choice members of every community misrepresenting the initiative.
There’s an abundance of articles written by trainers, and partially for trainers, detailing all the particulars that a prudent consumer would be wise to acknowledge when looking for a good coach. The thing that most of us forget to address, however, is the fact that this is indeed a two way street, and we’re often stuck making a living, either as part of a volume-pushing, overworking and underpaying arrangement that uses its feeder system as leverage until a trainer decides to leave, or a massive hustle game that basically never ends.
Your body is your business card… But maximizing your impact shouldn’t mean minimizing your attire.
Amid the onslaught of ‘movements’ that exist in the fitness training climate – some good and some bad – I find that many exercise enthusiasts can get caught up and ultimately miss the point.
In a world where everyone has a public platform to speak their mind – regardless of whether they should – it seems we’ve fallen into a pigeonhole of simultaneously being proponents of free speech, and taking offence to it.
