Neal Snyder's guest appearances

Neal Snyder

Strength Matters

The Everyday Athlete by Strength Matters

3 Things Podcast

Fair Game with Robert Smith

James FitzGerald

Andrew Patterson

Paul Graham

Ben Coomber

John Berardi

Jamie Jones

Galahad Clark

Chris Hemsworth

Stuart McGill

Joe Gambino

Chris Taylor

Danny Grant

Jeremy Parsons

John Wolf

Tony Gentilcore

OwlTail

Neal Snyder takes his Firefighter Training Show across the country entertaining audiences and making junior firefighters out of the kids in his show. He’s innovated his program with the addition of the Tiny Tanker which we talk about on the show. All that and more! Thanks for joining us.

Neal Snyder takes his Firefighter Training Show across the country entertaining audiences and making junior firefighters out of the kids in his show. He’s innovated his program with the addition of the Tiny Tanker which we talk about on the show. All that and more! Thanks for joining us.

Fair Game 297 - Neal Snyder, Firefighter Training Show

Neal Snyder is a Coach with 12+ years service time who has an extensive background in management and leadership of a fitness team. In a former life, he served as a Director of the Tier X Coaches at Equinox- Tier X is their highest most badass Personal Trainers- and managed a department that had revenue goals of $500k per MONTH! Needless to say, Neal and I covered all things management in this episode. How to best utilize your Director/Club GM, creating autonomy for your staff, and what Neal's biggest piece of advice is in sales. If you are looking to get in touch with Neal or want to follow up with him, you can reach him at Neal.Snyder@gmail.com!Enjoy! Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Neal Snyder is a Coach with 12+ years service time who has an extensive background in management and leadership of a fitness team. In a former life, he served as a Director of the Tier X Coaches at Equinox- Tier X is their highest most badass Personal Trainers- and managed a department that had revenue goals of $500k per MONTH! Needless to say, Neal and I covered all things management in this episode. How to best utilize your Director/Club GM, creating autonomy for your staff, and what Neal's biggest piece of advice is in sales. If you are looking to get in touch with Neal or want to follow up with him, you can reach him at Neal.Snyder@gmail.com!Enjoy! Hosted on Acast. See <a href="https://acast.com/privacy" rel="noopener noreferrer nofollow" target="_blank">acast.com/privacy</a> for more information.

3 Things Episode 8- Managing and Leading your Team to Success with Neal Snyder

Today, I am speaking with Neal Snyder the presenter of the What’s New Coach podcast. He is a trainer and manager with over 10 years experience in the business. In this episode, he tells us about his 100 press ups or push ups a day challenge. Along with the inspiration behind it and the results he has gained from doing the challenge. We also talk about how to survive in the business as a new personal trainer, and the lessons Neal has learned both as a client and a coach.Neal has helped manage hundreds of trainers at Equinox in New York City. He has worked with some of the top coaches in the Tier X program. He also helped develop the business and educational side of the personal trainer development program. In 2011, he was awarded the Equinox Education Award. He is currently working at Fitness Inc. where he is the senior program director. As podcasters, Neal and I have a lot in common and this is a great interview.Today’s topics include: After high school, Neal started fitness training with a semi-pro football player. They did an elite Russian chest workout and then a leg workout. After his introduction to working out he was hooked. He then went to college and received an engineering degree. In 2007, the gym he worked out at asked him to be a trainer. He moved to a better celebrity gym in New York, before moving on to Equinox in December of 2008, and he worked there for eight years. He received awesome personal training and management experience. He is now at the Fitness Inc. training studio, and he is learning a ton about business and coaching. The What’s New Coach podcast interviews awesome trainers, and Neal enjoys getting to talk with and know these people. Neal shares a little bit about his L.A.B. Fitness Consulting and a live event coming up on October 14th. Neal enjoyed how Equinox spent a lot of time up front teaching their trainers about business, marketing, and sales. Trainers need to have confidence, presence, and ask for the sale. Asking would you like to know how much it costs is a great way to talk about money. How training and selling training is about connecting with people and building relationships. Lack of knowledge was Neal’s number one problem when he first started. Neal’s biggest beginning mistake was starting with too much weight. The value of being a generalist as opposed to being a specialist. Neal now focuses on sustainability and endurance and floor work. Getting up and down from the ground from different positions. Neal is doing 100 push-ups or press-ups a day. He has gained ½ inch on his arms and lost ½ inch on his waist and improve shoulder mobility. He puts pushups between his rest intervals during workouts. Neals next challenge is going to focus on arm strength and light curls. When lifting, taking your time and adding repetitions instead of adding weight is so simple to Neal now. Never underestimate the power of walking. Getting up and down off the floor more helps with recovery and resilience. Eat less and don’t beat yourself up and label things good or bad. Eat slow and journal when you lift.Links and resources: What’s New Coach? Podcast Neal Snyder on LinkedIn Coaching Loop Neal Snyder on Facebook Neal Snyder on Twitter @RealNealSnyder Equinox New York Fitness Inc. on Facebook Fitness Inc. What’s New Coach Interviews A.B. Fitness Consultants A.B. Live Event Body for Life Dinosaur Training Super Squats Power to the People Dan John Get Back Up Dan John Jeff Myers on Facebook Easy Strength The Purposeful Primitive Get Stronger Today With Lessons From Old-Time Strongmen Super StrengthQuotes:“Trainers need to believe that what they do works.” Neal Snyder“There is a lot to being a trainer, you are responsible for sales, admin and a hostTo learn more about Strength Matters and our high-performance training system, download your FREE copy of The Strength Matters System of Athletic Development. Get it at - www.strengthmatters.com/system

Today, I am speaking with Neal Snyder the presenter of the What’s New Coach podcast. He is a trainer and manager with over 10 years experience in the business. In this episode, he tells us about his 100 press ups or push ups a day challenge. Along with the inspiration behind it and the results he has gained from doing the challenge. We also talk about how to survive in the business as a new personal trainer, and the lessons Neal has learned both as a client and a coach.Neal has helped manage hundreds of trainers at Equinox in New York City. He has worked with some of the top coaches in the Tier X program. He also helped develop the business and educational side of the personal trainer development program. In 2011, he was awarded the Equinox Education Award. He is currently working at Fitness Inc. where he is the senior program director. As podcasters, Neal and I have a lot in common and this is a great interview.Today’s topics include: After high school, Neal started fitness training with a semi-pro football player. They did an elite Russian chest workout and then a leg workout. After his introduction to working out he was hooked. He then went to college and received an engineering degree. In 2007, the gym he worked out at asked him to be a trainer. He moved to a better celebrity gym in New York, before moving on to Equinox in December of 2008, and he worked there for eight years. He received awesome personal training and management experience. He is now at the Fitness Inc. training studio, and he is learning a ton about business and coaching. The What’s New Coach podcast interviews awesome trainers, and Neal enjoys getting to talk with and know these people. Neal shares a little bit about his L.A.B. Fitness Consulting and a live event coming up on October 14th. Neal enjoyed how Equinox spent a lot of time up front teaching their trainers about business, marketing, and sales. Trainers need to have confidence, presence, and ask for the sale. Asking would you like to know how much it costs is a great way to talk about money. How training and selling training is about connecting with people and building relationships. Lack of knowledge was Neal’s number one problem when he first started. Neal’s biggest beginning mistake was starting with too much weight. The value of being a generalist as opposed to being a specialist. Neal now focuses on sustainability and endurance and floor work. Getting up and down from the ground from different positions. Neal is doing 100 push-ups or press-ups a day. He has gained ½ inch on his arms and lost ½ inch on his waist and improve shoulder mobility. He puts pushups between his rest intervals during workouts. Neals next challenge is going to focus on arm strength and light curls. When lifting, taking your time and adding repetitions instead of adding weight is so simple to Neal now. Never underestimate the power of walking. Getting up and down off the floor more helps with recovery and resilience. Eat less and don’t beat yourself up and label things good or bad. Eat slow and journal when you lift.Links and resources: What’s New Coach? Podcast Neal Snyder on LinkedIn Coaching Loop Neal Snyder on Facebook Neal Snyder on Twitter @RealNealSnyder Equinox New York Fitness Inc. on Facebook Fitness Inc. What’s New Coach Interviews A.B. Fitness Consultants A.B. Live Event Body for Life Dinosaur Training Super Squats Power to the People Dan John Get Back Up Dan John Jeff Myers on Facebook Easy Strength The Purposeful Primitive Get Stronger Today With Lessons From Old-Time Strongmen Super StrengthQuotes:“Trainers need to believe that what they do works.” Neal Snyder“There is a lot to being a trainer, you are responsible for sales, admin and a hostTo learn more about Strength Matters and our high-performance training system, download your FREE copy of The Strength Matters System of Athletic Development. Get it at - <a href="https://www.strengthmatters.com/system" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">www.strengthmatters.com/system</a>

Ep 21: The Benefits Of Doing 100 Push-Ups A Day With Neal Snyder