Assessments for In-Home Clients
In-home training can be a rewarding (and lucrative) career choice, but you have to set your own environment. Just like any coaching, you can get burnt out if you’re not…
Talking Food with In-Home Clients
In-home training can be a rewarding (and lucrative) career choice, but you have to set your own environment. Just like any coaching, you can get burnt out if you’re not…
Help Any Client Achieve Their Goals
Note from Lance: Our special guest today is Zac Cupples, DPT, CSCS. I’ve been able to call Zac a friend since he did his clinical rotation with Bill Hartman in…
What Should You Test? Evolution of the Assessment Process
Some great discussion this month. Great to see some new faces. Members can download the notes to get the short version. Here are the questions from this month’s Q&A: Could…
What Would You Do With This Baseball Player?
This video is an excerpt from the September 2017 Q&A with Bill Hartman. This patient of mine was particularly interesting. He’s a baseball player I’ve been seeing for a while…
Choosing Corrective Exercises for the Upper Body
Foreword Do you use corrective exercise? If you do, are you confident that you aren’t just wasting your client’s time? Most clients think this kind of “exercise” is boring. And…