What is the best way for you to use your energy? How should you make important decisions? It turns out, it might be different for each person.Dale and I are big fans of learning about things outside of our industry and what we do day to day. You never know how these lines of curiosity will end up improving your skills or help with making connections.Recently I've been learning about something called Human Design. Human Design (or HD for short) is a way to understand how you're uniquely wired. I've found it very helpful with picking what projects to focus on and the best way for me to get work done.In this episode I take a look at Dale's HD chart and we find his type and inner authority.Through trial and error Dale is doing a pretty good job already of living his design, but once we reach the way he makes decisions, we find a few things he can work on.I hope you'll enjoy this very different (yet still Kyle and Dale style) episode of the Dale &amp; Kyle Show.

What is the best way for you to use your energy? How should you make important decisions? It turns out, it might be different for each person.Dale and I are big fans of learning about things outside of our industry and what we do day to day. You never know how these lines of curiosity will end up improving your skills or help with making connections.Recently I've been learning about something called Human Design. Human Design (or HD for short) is a way to understand how you're uniquely wired. I've found it very helpful with picking what projects to focus on and the best way for me to get work done.In this episode I take a look at Dale's HD chart and we find his type and inner authority.Through trial and error Dale is doing a pretty good job already of living his design, but once we reach the way he makes decisions, we find a few things he can work on.I hope you'll enjoy this very different (yet still Kyle and Dale style) episode of the Dale &amp; Kyle Show.

How Are You Uniquely Designed?

In today’s episode we’re talking about discounting your prices. Should you do it? And if so how?We're approaching the biggest sale day of the year. So big that it's spread from it's originating country and is now being observed by retailers around the world.I'm of course talking about Black Friday (and Cyber Monday).Dale and I discuss when you should discount and when you shouldn't. Also how much to discount and how to use bundles as a way to not cheapen your services.Links to things we mentioned: Website: Create &amp; Sell  Dale’s website: Energetic Education  Kyle’s website: Bootcamp Ideas  

In today’s episode we’re talking about discounting your prices. Should you do it? And if so how?We're approaching the biggest sale day of the year. So big that it's spread from it's originating country and is now being observed by retailers around the world.I'm of course talking about Black Friday (and Cyber Monday).Dale and I discuss when you should discount and when you shouldn't. Also how much to discount and how to use bundles as a way to not cheapen your services. Links to things we mentioned:<ul> <li>Website: <a href="https://createandsell.co/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Create &amp; Sell</a> </li> <li>Dale’s website: <a href="https://energetic.education/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Energetic Education</a> </li> <li>Kyle’s website: <a href="https://www.bootcampideas.com/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Bootcamp Ideas</a> </li> </ul>

Discounting Your Prices

In today's episode we're talking about stress, uncertainty and the ways we avoid it.(You may notice a new show format: We're shedding the 'business' style podcast name so we can get more personal. We hope these conversations between two father, business men and friends are valuable in your own lives as a parent, business owner and human being.)Dale was feeling a bit flat a the start of this session so we decided to use a bit of a trick that can help you feel better: asking questions and being interested in someone else.Kyle had recently had some insights about keeping busy in order to avoid his emotions so the pair kick off talking about that and Kyle shares what has been helping him be more present.If you're feeling stressed, anxious or uncertain about the state of the world right now, this one is for you.Links to things we mentioned: Website: Wade Brill  Website: Andy Hobson  App: Insight Timer  Meditation: Peace Walking Meditation  Dale’s website: Energetic Education  Kyle’s website: Bootcamp Ideas  

In today's episode we're talking about stress, uncertainty and the ways we avoid it.(You may notice a new show format: We're shedding the 'business' style podcast name so we can get more personal. We hope these conversations between two father, business men and friends are valuable in your own lives as a parent, business owner and human being.)Dale was feeling a bit flat a the start of this session so we decided to use a bit of a trick that can help you feel better: asking questions and being interested in someone else.Kyle had recently had some insights about keeping busy in order to avoid his emotions so the pair kick off talking about that and Kyle shares what has been helping him be more present.If you're feeling stressed, anxious or uncertain about the state of the world right now, this one is for you. Links to things we mentioned:<ul> <li>Website: <a href="http://www.wadebrill.com/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Wade Brill</a> </li> <li>Website: <a href="https://andyhobsonmeditation.com/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Andy Hobson</a> </li> <li>App: <a href="https://insighttimer.com/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Insight Timer</a> </li> <li>Meditation: <a href="https://insighttimer.com/andyhobson/guided-meditations/peace-walking-meditation" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Peace Walking Meditation</a> </li> <li>Dale’s website: <a href="https://energetic.education/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Energetic Education</a> </li> <li>Kyle’s website: <a href="https://www.bootcampideas.com/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Bootcamp Ideas</a> </li> </ul>

Creative Avoidance

In today's episode we've been inspired by R U OK? Day to talk about how we check-in with our friends.(You may notice a new show format: We're shedding the 'business' style podcast name so we can get more personal. We hope these conversations between two father, business men and friends are valuable in your own lives as a parent, business owner and human being.)Before we hit record, we were talking about that fact that R U OK? Day is great for spreading awareness about mental health, but what if we practiced it every week?What are you currently doing to check-in with those around you?Dale has four different ways to check-in for you to try, plus a little gift for you too.Here they are for your reference:  The Emoji Check-In – Message: Can you send me 3 emojis and explain them? I will do it back.  1 to 10 Scale – Message: On a scale of 1-10, how are you feeling? I just want a number back. Then: How can I take that 6 and turn it into an 8?   The PAL Message – Each morning pick one person and send the message: I’m proud of you because… I admire this about you… I love this about you…  Handwritten Note in a Book – Buy a book, write a note in the cover and mail it to someone. Gift:If you need help with number 4, perhaps you can't afford doing this right now, you're in luck. Simply email Dale the name of a person and why you are grateful for them and he’ll send a copy of his book book to someone on your behalf (limited to the first 5 people).Links to things we mentioned: Website: RUOK Day  Dale’s book: All Work No Play: A Surprising Guide to Feeling More Mindful, Grateful and Cheerful  Dale’s website: Energetic Education  Kyle’s website: Bootcamp Ideas  

In today's episode we've been inspired by R U OK? Day to talk about how we check-in with our friends.(You may notice a new show format: We're shedding the 'business' style podcast name so we can get more personal. We hope these conversations between two father, business men and friends are valuable in your own lives as a parent, business owner and human being.)Before we hit record, we were talking about that fact that R U OK? Day is great for spreading awareness about mental health, but what if we practiced it every week?What are you currently doing to check-in with those around you?Dale has four different ways to check-in for you to try, plus a little gift for you too.Here they are for your reference:<ol> <li> The Emoji Check-In – Message: Can you send me 3 emojis and explain them? I will do it back.</li> <li> 1 to 10 Scale – Message: On a scale of 1-10, how are you feeling? I just want a number back. Then: How can I take that 6 and turn it into an 8? </li> <li> The PAL Message – Each morning pick one person and send the message: I’m proud of you because… I admire this about you… I love this about you…</li> <li> Handwritten Note in a Book – Buy a book, write a note in the cover and mail it to someone.</li> </ol>Gift:If you need help with number 4, perhaps you can't afford doing this right now, you're in luck. Simply email Dale the name of a person and why you are grateful for them and he’ll send a copy of his book book to someone on your behalf (limited to the first 5 people). Links to things we mentioned:<ul> <li>Website: <a href="https://www.ruok.org.au/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">RUOK Day</a> </li> <li>Dale’s book: <a href="https://amzn.to/3fFbjuy" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">All Work No Play: A Surprising Guide to Feeling More Mindful, Grateful and Cheerful</a> </li> <li>Dale’s website: <a href="https://energetic.education/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Energetic Education</a> </li> <li>Kyle’s website: <a href="https://www.bootcampideas.com/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Bootcamp Ideas</a> </li> </ul>

4 Ways To Check In With Your Friends & Colleagues (RUOK?)

Selling is merely helping someone change their point of view. From convincing your partner that there is a right way to stack the dishwasher to selling what you do to your potential customers.One way leads to an argument or flat our dismissal, the other way leads to them seeing your point of view.The key is starting with understanding that persons world view right now. How can we see things they way they see things?That's what we talk about in today's episode.Links to things we mentioned: Cards: Daily Mission Cards  Community Platform: Circle  Website: BootCraft  Dale’s website: Energetic Education  Kyle’s website: Bootcamp Ideas 

Selling is merely helping someone change their point of view. From convincing your partner that there is a right way to stack the dishwasher to selling what you do to your potential customers.One way leads to an argument or flat our dismissal, the other way leads to them seeing your point of view.The key is starting with understanding that persons world view right now. How can we see things they way they see things?That's what we talk about in today's episode.Links to things we mentioned:<ul> <li>Cards: <a href="https://jugar.life/mission-cards/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Daily Mission Cards</a> </li> <li>Community Platform: <a href="https://www.bootcampideas.com/go/circle" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Circle</a> </li> <li>Website: <a href="https://bootcraft.co" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">BootCraft</a> </li> <li>Dale’s website: <a href="https://energetic.education/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Energetic Education</a> </li> <li>Kyle’s website: <a href="https://www.bootcampideas.com/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Bootcamp Ideas</a> </li></ul>

How To Sell If You Hate Selling

Having known Dale for some time I've been struck by his ability to not only move through challenging times, but also be a beacon to of support and understanding to those around him.Whenever we talk about it one book often comes up: The Go-Giver.Struggling with the current lockdown I bought myself a copy on a whim and read it that week (it's nice a short). It challenged me so much that I knew I needed to talk to Dale about it.This is that conversation, recorded for you to hear. We go through the different sections of the book and Dale shares how each section effected him with real-world examples.Enjoy.UnSponsors:We avoid using ads on Lead Your Tribe. Instead we focus on building our own products and services for you. If you’d like to support us check these out:BootCraft provides a library of creative workout ideas and drills for smart group fitness trainers. Smart because they save time and create better workout their campers love. Check it out.Fitness Game Zone is the place to go for Connection Before Content. Start every workout, workshop or class by getting people engaged and having fun. Hundreds of plans to choose from. Check it out.Links to things we mentioned: Book: The Go-Giver by Bob Burg and John David Mann  Dale’s website: Energetic Education  Kyle’s website: Bootcamp Ideas 

Having known Dale for some time I've been struck by his ability to not only move through challenging times, but also be a beacon to of support and understanding to those around him.Whenever we talk about it one book often comes up: <a href="https://amzn.to/3ClpWxu" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">The Go-Giver</a>.Struggling with the current lockdown I bought myself a copy on a whim and read it that week (it's nice a short). It challenged me so much that I knew I needed to talk to Dale about it.This is that conversation, recorded for you to hear. We go through the different sections of the book and Dale shares how each section effected him with real-world examples.Enjoy.UnSponsors:We avoid using ads on Lead Your Tribe. Instead we focus on building our own products and services for you. If you’d like to support us check these out:<a href="https://www.bootcampideas.com/bootcraftttt" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">BootCraft</a> provides a library of creative workout ideas and drills for smart group fitness trainers. Smart because they save time and create better workout their campers love. <a href="https://www.bootcampideas.com/bootcraftttt" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Check it out.</a><a href="https://www.bootcampideas.com/fgzttt" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Fitness Game Zone</a> is the place to go for Connection Before Content. Start every workout, workshop or class by getting people engaged and having fun. Hundreds of plans to choose from. <a href="https://www.bootcampideas.com/fgzttt" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Check it out.</a>Links to things we mentioned:<ul> <li>Book: <a href="https://amzn.to/3ClpWxu" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">The Go-Giver by Bob Burg and John David Mann</a> </li> <li>Dale’s website: <a href="https://energetic.education/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Energetic Education</a> </li> <li>Kyle’s website: <a href="https://www.bootcampideas.com/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Bootcamp Ideas</a> </li></ul>

Leading By Giving

We can accomplish much more than we think in a year. And much less than we think in a day.Recently Kyle heard Charles Duhigg say this on a podcast:Throughout history, there’s only been one killer productivity app, and it is, thinking more deeply, training ourselves to think more deeply about the choices that we are making, to make sure that what I am doing right now, aligns with what I think is most important, and acknowledging that it might be different yesterday and it might be different tomorrow, but at least right now, I’m thinking about that and I’m making a choice to get closer to it.Charles Duhigg, on Dare to LeadIt sparked today's conversation where we explore how productivity isn't always about doing more work, but rather knowing what you need to do in that moment.Some days we need to allow space and time. Other days we need to prioritise something else. Sometimes it's cleaning the house, sometimes going for a walk. Sometimes just putting on our boots and wading in.

We can accomplish much more than we think in a year. And much less than we think in a day.Recently Kyle heard Charles Duhigg say this on a podcast:Throughout history, there’s only been one killer productivity app, and it is, thinking more deeply, training ourselves to think more deeply about the choices that we are making, to make sure that what I am doing right now, aligns with what I think is most important, and acknowledging that it might be different yesterday and it might be different tomorrow, but at least right now, I’m thinking about that and I’m making a choice to get closer to it.Charles Duhigg, on <a href="https://brenebrown.com/podcast/brene-with-charles-duhigg-on-habits-and-productivity/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Dare to Lead</a> It sparked today's conversation where we explore how productivity isn't always about doing more work, but rather knowing what you need to do in that moment.Some days we need to allow space and time. Other days we need to prioritise something else. Sometimes it's cleaning the house, sometimes going for a walk. Sometimes just putting on our boots and wading in.

The One Killer Productivity App

Ever look at someone else's business and think:'Wow, they get so much done!'What you're probably seeing is the result of lots of tiny experiments.Experiments help us discover if there is a need for our idea. Some work out and some fail. By making them a habit we can stave off stagnating or losing too much when one thing fails.This week on Lead Your Tribe, Dale and I share some of our current experiments to give you a few examples.

Ever look at someone else's business and think:'Wow, they get so much done!'What you're probably seeing is the result of lots of tiny experiments.Experiments help us discover if there is a need for our idea. Some work out and some fail. By making them a habit we can stave off stagnating or losing too much when one thing fails.This week on Lead Your Tribe, Dale and I share some of our current experiments to give you a few examples.

The Secret? It's Experiments

In this episode I find out how Dale managed to go from teacher and PT to a full-time speaker and presenter.As Dale mentions early on, getting into that line of work is 'not for the faint hearted'. Luckily, Dale shares with us what he learned along the way from doing workshops for free to five-figure bookings.Non-Sponsors:We avoid using ads on Lead Your Tribe. Instead we focus on building our own products and services for you. If you’d like to support us check these out:BootCraft provides a library of creative workout ideas and drills for smart group fitness trainers. Smart because they save time and create better workout their campers love. Check it out.Fitness Game Zone is the place to go for Connection Before Content. Start every workout, workshop or class by getting people engaged and having fun. Hundreds of plans to choose from. Check it out.Links to things we mentioned: Video: Dale’s TEDx Talk  Website: The PE Geek  Book: Talk like TED by Carmine Gallo  Dale’s website: Energetic Education  Kyle’s website: Bootcamp Ideas 

In this episode I find out how Dale managed to go from teacher and PT to a full-time speaker and presenter.As Dale mentions early on, getting into that line of work is 'not for the faint hearted'. Luckily, Dale shares with us what he learned along the way from doing workshops for free to five-figure bookings.Non-Sponsors:We avoid using ads on Lead Your Tribe. Instead we focus on building our own products and services for you. If you’d like to support us check these out:<a href="https://www.bootcampideas.com/bootcraftttt" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">BootCraft</a> provides a library of creative workout ideas and drills for smart group fitness trainers. Smart because they save time and create better workout their campers love. <a href="https://www.bootcampideas.com/bootcraftttt" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Check it out.</a><a href="https://www.bootcampideas.com/fgzttt" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Fitness Game Zone</a> is the place to go for Connection Before Content. Start every workout, workshop or class by getting people engaged and having fun. Hundreds of plans to choose from. <a href="https://www.bootcampideas.com/fgzttt" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Check it out.</a>Links to things we mentioned:<ul> <li>Video: <a href="https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=j8knuSFEd90" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Dale’s TEDx Talk</a> </li> <li>Website: <a href="https://thepegeek.com/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">The PE Geek</a> </li> <li>Book: <a href="https://amzn.to/3z34QRX" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Talk like TED by Carmine Gallo</a> </li> <li>Dale’s website: <a href="https://energetic.education/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Energetic Education</a> </li> <li>Kyle’s website: <a href="https://www.bootcampideas.com/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Bootcamp Ideas</a> </li></ul>

How To Run Fun Workshops For A Living

Do you suffer from anxiety? Or are you someone who doesn't? Either way we hope this episode will help you understand your anxiety or that of those around you better.In this episode Kyle talks about the severe anxiety he experienced around a recent trip. Over the course of his conversation with Dale (and Dale listening and asking good questions) you'll get to hear Kyle find some revelations around why he was feeling so anxious.Dale also shares his insights from having today's conversation and they share some of their go-to methods for helping deal with anxiety in day to day life.Non-Sponsors:We avoid using ads on Lead Your Tribe. Instead we focus on building our own products and services for you. If you’d like to support us check these out:BootCraft provides a library of creative workout ideas and drills for smart group fitness trainers. Smart because they save time and create better workout their campers love. Check it out.Fitness Game Zone is the place to go for Connection Before Content. Start every workout, workshop or class by getting people engaged and having fun. Hundreds of plans to choose from. Check it out.Links to things we mentioned: Dale’s book: All Work No Play: A Surprising Guide to Feeling More Mindful, Grateful and Cheerful  Dale’s website: Energetic Education  Kyle’s website: Bootcamp Ideas 

Do you suffer from anxiety? Or are you someone who doesn't? Either way we hope this episode will help you understand your anxiety or that of those around you better.In this episode Kyle talks about the severe anxiety he experienced around a recent trip. Over the course of his conversation with Dale (and Dale listening and asking good questions) you'll get to hear Kyle find some revelations around why he was feeling so anxious.Dale also shares his insights from having today's conversation and they share some of their go-to methods for helping deal with anxiety in day to day life.Non-Sponsors:We avoid using ads on Lead Your Tribe. Instead we focus on building our own products and services for you. If you’d like to support us check these out:<a href="https://www.bootcampideas.com/bootcraftttt" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">BootCraft</a> provides a library of creative workout ideas and drills for smart group fitness trainers. Smart because they save time and create better workout their campers love. <a href="https://www.bootcampideas.com/bootcraftttt" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Check it out.</a><a href="https://www.bootcampideas.com/fgzttt" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Fitness Game Zone</a> is the place to go for Connection Before Content. Start every workout, workshop or class by getting people engaged and having fun. Hundreds of plans to choose from. <a href="https://www.bootcampideas.com/fgzttt" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Check it out.</a>Links to things we mentioned:<ul> <li>Dale’s book: <a href="https://amzn.to/3fFbjuy" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">All Work No Play: A Surprising Guide to Feeling More Mindful, Grateful and Cheerful</a> </li> <li>Dale’s website: <a href="https://energetic.education/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Energetic Education</a> </li> <li>Kyle’s website: <a href="https://www.bootcampideas.com/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Bootcamp Ideas</a> </li></ul>

Why Am I Feeling Anxious?

Candid conversations about business, parenting and life with good friends Kyle Wood (bootcampideas.com) and Dale Sidebottom (energetic.education).

Every endeavor of Kyle’s is top-notch, and this is no exception. Kyle and Dale together are a dynamic duo!

Great Podcast

Candid conversations about business, parenting and life with good friends Kyle Wood (<a href="http://bootcampideas.com" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">bootcampideas.com</a>) and Dale Sidebottom (energetic.education).

The Dale & Kyle Show

After we finished recording the last episode on community, I kept the microphones rolling a little longer. They captured this little moment of candid conversation between Dale and I (Kyle) that I wanted to share with you because it shows we're going through the same thing as you right now.Enjoy this little behind the scenes moment!

After we finished recording the last episode on community, I kept the microphones rolling a little longer. They captured this little moment of candid conversation between Dale and I (Kyle) that I wanted to share with you because it shows we're going through the same thing as you right now.Enjoy this little behind the scenes moment!

Behind The Scenes - Time to be Vulnerable

There is a great opportunity to be had right now for group fitness business owners.Exercise has been one of the few things that our governments have continued to recommend we do through out this pandemic. Now, with small gatherings of people outdoors being introduced in Australia and other countries, people are going to be looking for ways to rebuild their exercise habits.In today's episode we talk about how to relaunch your bootcamp to the world and make it better than before (for both you and your clients).In this episode, Part 1, we cover:Guidepost 1: Design It How You Want It To Be [2:15]Guidepost 2: Select The Clients and Hours You Want To Work [8:00]Guidepost 3: Add Extra Value [10:00]Guidepost 4: Introduce Wellbeing Challenges Each Week [14:10]In Part 2, which will be released next Friday, we cover:Guidepost 5: Time To Increase Your Prices (and what to do with clients who can’t afford it) [21:00]Guidepost 6: Think Of Another Revenue Stream [31:20]Guidepost 7: Be Kind To Yourself [47:15]Support the PodcastLove this episode? You can support the continued creation of this ad-free podcast by purchasing the services we offer like Fitness Game Zone and BootCraft.Full show notes and links: https://bootcampideas.com/relaunching1/

There is a great opportunity to be had right now for group fitness business owners.Exercise has been one of the few things that our governments have continued to recommend we do through out this pandemic. Now, with small gatherings of people outdoors being introduced in Australia and other countries, people are going to be looking for ways to rebuild their exercise habits.In today's episode we talk about how to relaunch your bootcamp to the world and make it better than before (for both you and your clients).In this episode, Part 1, we cover:Guidepost 1: Design It How You Want It To Be [2:15]Guidepost 2: Select The Clients and Hours You Want To Work [8:00]Guidepost 3: Add Extra Value [10:00]Guidepost 4: Introduce Wellbeing Challenges Each Week [14:10]In Part 2, which will be released next Friday, we cover:Guidepost 5: Time To Increase Your Prices (and what to do with clients who can’t afford it) [21:00]Guidepost 6: Think Of Another Revenue Stream [31:20]Guidepost 7: Be Kind To Yourself [47:15]Support the Podcast Love this episode? You can support the continued creation of this ad-free podcast by purchasing the services we offer like <a href="https://fitnessgameszone.com/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Fitness Game Zone</a> and <a href="https://bootcraft.co/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">BootCraft</a>.Full show notes and links: <a href="https://bootcampideas.com/?p=10166&amp;preview=true" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">https://bootcampideas.com/relaunching1/</a>

7 Guideposts To Re-Launching Your Bootcamp - Part 1

As restrictions begin to ease, what’s the best way for you to return to face-to-face training?Should you stop doing online stuff? Should you do a bit of both? Will your clients even want to come back?That, and more, is what we cover in today’s episode of The Trainers Tribe. 0:55 – Listener Question: What is going to be clients biggest barriers to returning to face-to-face training? What can we do to alleviate this and motivate clients from a heart-centered place? 4:50 – Dale talks about the opportunity here. 7:15 – Keep your clients updated (daily at the moment) 11:30 – The power of personal check-ins 17:15 – Use this Personalised Check-In Message Template 20:30 – Why bookings are essential! Get members to commit. 32:30 – Is it worth running extra sessions (because gathering sizes are limited)? 36:05 – Right here, right now How to support The Trainers TribeIf you’ve been loving these new episodes of The Trainers Tribe and you want some way of supporting us here’s a couple of ways we’d really appreciate support: Apple Podcasts users: Leave a Review for us in the Apple Store. Simply tap the Reviews tab, then tap “Write a Review” at the bottom of the screen. Or if you’re not already, you can become a member of BootCraft and/or Fitness Game Zone. Both are amazing resources for trainers and the income they provide allows us to do things like make this podcast for free with no ads. Participate Join our free Facebook group: The Trainers Tribe  Ask us a question Full show notes: https://bootcampideas.com/returning-to-face-to-face-training/

As restrictions begin to ease, what’s the best way for you to return to face-to-face training?Should you stop doing online stuff? Should you do a bit of both? Will your clients even want to come back?That, and more, is what we cover in today’s episode of The Trainers Tribe.<ul> <li>0:55 – Listener Question: What is going to be clients biggest barriers to returning to face-to-face training? What can we do to alleviate this and motivate clients from a heart-centered place?</li> <li>4:50 – Dale talks about the opportunity here.</li> <li>7:15 – Keep your clients updated (daily at the moment)</li> <li>11:30 – The power of personal check-ins</li> <li>17:15 – Use this Personalised Check-In Message Template</li> <li>20:30 – Why bookings are essential! Get members to commit.</li> <li>32:30 – Is it worth running extra sessions (because gathering sizes are limited)?</li> <li>36:05 – Right here, right now</li> </ul>How to support The Trainers Tribe If you’ve been loving these new episodes of The Trainers Tribe and you want some way of supporting us here’s a couple of ways we’d really appreciate support:<ol> <li>Apple Podcasts users: Leave a Review for us in the Apple Store. Simply tap the Reviews tab, then tap “Write a Review” at the bottom of the screen.</li> <li>Or if you’re not already, you can become a member of <a href="https://bootcraft.co/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">BootCraft</a> and/or <a href="https://fitnessgameszone.com/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Fitness Game Zone</a>. Both are amazing resources for trainers and the income they provide allows us to do things like make this podcast for free with no ads.</li> </ol>Participate<ul> <li>Join our free Facebook group: <a href="https://www.facebook.com/groups/thetrainerstribeinnercircle/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">The Trainers Tribe</a> </li> <li><a href="https://bootcampideas.com/podcast/#ask" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Ask us a question</a></li> </ul>Full show notes: <a href="https://bootcampideas.com/?p=10038&amp;preview=true" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">https://bootcampideas.com/returning-to-face-to-face-training/</a>

What We Think About Returning to Face-to-Face Training

Did you know the questions you ask yourself can have more impact on your success than knowing the right answers?For example: Spending a week asking yourself whether your sessions should be at 6:00 or 6:30 will leave you feeling worn out without much to show for it. If you spent that same week instead asking yourself what you'd like to help your clients achieve in 5 years, you'd end up with a much better idea of where you are going.In this episode Dale and I (Kyle) talk about the difference between high quality and low quality questions. I share some stories about getting stuck on low-level questions and what I did to move forward and Dale shares 6 amazing high quality questions he asks himself each day.We then finish off the pod by answering a bunch of common questions so that you don't have to spend lots of time thinking about them: How long is the best session? 45 minutes or 60 minutes or another time? (thanks Peter from Wales) [skip to 14:40] What is the best course to do for trainers? (Or place to get qualified as a trainer?) [skip to 18:20] What is a good system/software for tracking my clients? [skip to 21:00] Should I offer a free trial? [skip to 22:50] After this is all over, what is a good way to set up a hybrid offering for my sessions (virtual sessions and face to face)? [skip to 26:30] What is a good formula for a 12-week challenge? [skip to 29:45] How do I get noticed? [skip to 34:05] How can I help clients with their nutrition? [skip to 36:55] Got a question for us? Ask away.Other useful timestamps: 4:30 – Asking questions as a way to avoid doing what you need to do (instead of taking action) 7:00 – Start your day with good questions 11:00 – What can you do when you get stuck on a question? 14:20 – Rapid fire questions (see times above) 39:00 – Right Here, Right Now Support the Podcast:Love this episode? You can support the continued creation of this ad-free podcast by purchasing the services we offer like Fitness Game Zone and BootCraft.Resources Mentioned: Apps: Jugar Life (for journaling questions)  Client Management Software: Mind Body Online PTminder   Explosive Custom Macros Globber Scooter Links to see if you can train face to face again: Australia State by State: FITREC Fitness Australia   USA State by State:New York Times  I’ll add more countries as I find them. If you know of a good resource, tell me!   Ask us a question! Join The Trainers Tribe Community Facebook Group  Instagram: Dale Sidebottom The Virtual PT Bootcamp Ideas   Facebook: Bootcamp Ideas Energetic Education   Full show notes: https://bootcampideas.com/questions/

Did you know the questions you ask yourself can have more impact on your success than knowing the right answers?For example: Spending a week asking yourself whether your sessions should be at 6:00 or 6:30 will leave you feeling worn out without much to show for it. If you spent that same week instead asking yourself what you'd like to help your clients achieve in 5 years, you'd end up with a much better idea of where you are going.In this episode Dale and I (Kyle) talk about the difference between high quality and low quality questions. I share some stories about getting stuck on low-level questions and what I did to move forward and Dale shares 6 amazing high quality questions he asks himself each day.We then finish off the pod by answering a bunch of common questions so that you don't have to spend lots of time thinking about them:<ul> <li>How long is the best session? 45 minutes or 60 minutes or another time? (thanks Peter from Wales) [skip to 14:40]</li> <li>What is the best course to do for trainers? (Or place to get qualified as a trainer?) [skip to 18:20]</li> <li>What is a good system/software for tracking my clients? [skip to 21:00]</li> <li>Should I offer a free trial? [skip to 22:50]</li> <li>After this is all over, what is a good way to set up a hybrid offering for my sessions (virtual sessions and face to face)? [skip to 26:30]</li> <li>What is a good formula for a 12-week challenge? [skip to 29:45]</li> <li>How do I get noticed? [skip to 34:05]</li> <li>How can I help clients with their nutrition? [skip to 36:55]</li> </ul>Got a question for us? <a href="https://bootcampideas.com/podcast/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Ask away.</a>Other useful timestamps:<ul> <li>4:30 – Asking questions as a way to avoid doing what you need to do (instead of taking action)</li> <li>7:00 – Start your day with good questions</li> <li>11:00 – What can you do when you get stuck on a question?</li> <li>14:20 – Rapid fire questions (see times above)</li> <li>39:00 – Right Here, Right Now</li> </ul>Support the Podcast:Love this episode? You can support the continued creation of this ad-free podcast by purchasing the services we offer like <a href="https://fitnessgameszone.com/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Fitness Game Zone</a> and <a href="https://bootcraft.co/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">BootCraft</a>.Resources Mentioned:<ul> <li>Apps:<ul><li> <a href="https://www.jugar.life/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Jugar Life</a> (for journaling questions)</li></ul> </li> <li>Client Management Software:<ul> <li><a href="https://bootcampideas.com/yes/mindbody" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Mind Body Online</a></li> <li><a href="https://bootcampideas.com/go/ptminder" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">PTminder</a></li> </ul> </li> <li><a href="https://explosivecm.com.au/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Explosive Custom Macros</a></li> <li><a href="https://www.globber.com/au/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Globber Scooter</a></li> <li>Links to see if you can train face to face again:<ul> <li>Australia State by State:<ul> <li><a href="https://fitrec.org/page/updates-for-our-community" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">FITREC</a></li> <li><a href="https://fitness.org.au/articles/most-recent/state-by-state-roadmap-to-easing-restrictions/50/2052/184" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Fitness Australia</a></li> </ul> </li> <li>USA State by State:<ul><li><a href="https://www.nytimes.com/interactive/2020/us/states-reopen-map-coronavirus.html" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">New York Times</a></li></ul> </li> <li>I’ll add more countries as I find them. If you know of a good resource, <a href="https://bootcampideas.com/contact/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">tell me</a>!</li> </ul> </li> <li><a href="https://bootcampideas.com/podcast/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Ask us a question!</a></li> <li>Join <a href="https://www.facebook.com/groups/thetrainerstribeinnercircle/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">The Trainers Tribe Community Facebook Group</a> </li> <li>Instagram:<ul> <li><a href="https://www.instagram.com/dalesidebottom/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Dale Sidebottom</a></li> <li><a href="https://www.instagram.com/_thevirtualpt_/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">The Virtual PT</a></li> <li><a href="https://www.instagram.com/bootcampideas/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Bootcamp Ideas</a></li> </ul> </li> <li>Facebook:<ul> <li><a href="https://www.facebook.com/bootcampideas" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Bootcamp Ideas</a></li> <li><a href="https://www.facebook.com/energeticeducation1/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Energetic Education</a></li> </ul> </li> </ul>Full show notes: <a href="https://bootcampideas.com/?p=9972&amp;preview=true" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">https://bootcampideas.com/questions/</a>

Don’t Make the Mistake of Asking the Wrong Questions

Is being successful really about adding new clients to your business every week? When is enough clients... enough?Today’s episode is inspired by a question from a listener, Donna from New York (if you have a question for us you can ask it here).She wrote:I would love to know your thoughts on the statements "grow or die" and "maintenance is a myth". Two statements that have been haunting me a little the last few months and how this topic came about. In my particular situation of the pandemic and being in a hot spot, I am happy to be able to stay afloat with my modest community of around 50. Is that just a way to let myself off the hook for not growing?This question lead Dale and Kyle on a 30 minute conversation about success, poor marketing techniques, B.S. and comparing yourselves to others.Links and timestamps are below. 0:45 – Quick update on how some state’s are letting face to face group fitness sessions resume 4:00 – Are the terms ‘grow or die’ and ‘maintenance is a myth’ true? Do I really have to keep growing my business? 7:45 – False dichotomies and bad marketing 10:15 – Investing in new clients versus your existing clients 13:30 – Defining your own version of success 16:50 – Being present with what you DO have 19:30 – The endless treadmill of comparison 24:00 – More on defining your own version of success 28:45 – Right Here, Right Now QuotesSuccess is the person I am and the impact I’m having.- Dale SidebottomComparison is a game that you will always lose.- Kyle WoodLeave us a VoicemailYou can now ask us a question or leave us a comment in on our online voicemail. We'll answer your questions in future episodes and use your comments to help pick the podcast topics.Just like you love getting to hear us, we'd love to hear your voice too.Click here and scroll down to leave us a message.Full show notes: https://bootcampideas.com/success/

Is being successful really about adding new clients to your business every week? When is enough clients... enough?Today’s episode is inspired by a question from a listener, Donna from New York (if you have a question for us you can <a href="https://bootcampideas.com/podcast/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">ask it here</a>).She wrote:I would love to know your thoughts on the statements "grow or die" and "maintenance is a myth". Two statements that have been haunting me a little the last few months and how this topic came about. In my particular situation of the pandemic and being in a hot spot, I am happy to be able to stay afloat with my modest community of around 50. Is that just a way to let myself off the hook for not growing? This question lead Dale and Kyle on a 30 minute conversation about success, poor marketing techniques, B.S. and comparing yourselves to others.Links and timestamps are below.<ul> <li>0:45 – Quick update on how some state’s are letting face to face group fitness sessions resume</li> <li>4:00 – Are the terms ‘grow or die’ and ‘maintenance is a myth’ true? Do I really have to keep growing my business?</li> <li>7:45 – False dichotomies and bad marketing</li> <li>10:15 – Investing in new clients versus your existing clients</li> <li>13:30 – Defining your own version of success</li> <li>16:50 – Being present with what you DO have</li> <li>19:30 – The endless treadmill of comparison</li> <li>24:00 – More on defining your own version of success</li> <li>28:45 – Right Here, Right Now</li> </ul>Quotes Success is the person I am and the impact I’m having.- Dale SidebottomComparison is a game that you will always lose.- Kyle WoodLeave us a Voicemail You can now ask us a question or leave us a comment in on our online voicemail. We'll answer your questions in future episodes and use your comments to help pick the podcast topics.Just like you love getting to hear us, we'd love to hear your voice too. <a href="https://bootcampideas.com/podcast/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Click here</a> and scroll down to leave us a message.Full show notes: <a href="https://bootcampideas.com/?p=9899&amp;preview=true" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">https://bootcampideas.com/success/</a>

What Does Being Successful Mean To You?

Facebook ads, sales pitches, cold calls. Does the thought of doing all of that make you want to curl up in a ball?There is another way to find clients, a better way, a more respectful way, and that’s what Dale and Kyle are talking about in today’s podcast episode.They dive into how to create an impact and gather a tribe, without using stereotypical marketing tactics. 4:30 – Why the way you’re marketing needs to change 6:00 – Are you going to keep doing what you’re doing? 7:15 – Why empathy is important in marketing 9:45 – Tip: feature members of your tribe or bring others in 15:00 – How to find out what your tribe needs 17:00 – Audio/Video vs Written/Photo 22:15 – Incorporating the whole family 23:55 – The Ripple Effect 24:50 – Growing your tribe through this time 31:00 – How to handle being scared of doing these new things 35:40 - Right Here, Right Now - catch up on what Dale and Kyle have been up to Support the PodcastIf you've been digging The Trainers Tribe and you want some way of supporting us here's a couple of ways we'd really appreciate support: Apple Podcasts users: Leave a Review for us in the Apple Store. Simply tap the Reviews tab, then tap “Write a Review” at the bottom of the screen. Or if you're not already, you can become a member of BootCraft and/or Fitness Game Zone. Both are amazing resources for trainers and the income they provide allows us to do things like make this podcast for free with no ads. Full show notes can be found here: https://bootcampideas.com/marketing-wo-marketing/

Facebook ads, sales pitches, cold calls. Does the thought of doing all of that make you want to curl up in a ball?There is another way to find clients, a better way, a more respectful way, and that’s what Dale and Kyle are talking about in today’s podcast episode.They dive into how to create an impact and gather a tribe, without using stereotypical marketing tactics.<ul> <li>4:30 – Why the way you’re marketing needs to change</li> <li>6:00 – Are you going to keep doing what you’re doing?</li> <li>7:15 – Why empathy is important in marketing</li> <li>9:45 – Tip: feature members of your tribe or bring others in</li> <li>15:00 – How to find out what your tribe needs</li> <li>17:00 – Audio/Video vs Written/Photo</li> <li>22:15 – Incorporating the whole family</li> <li>23:55 – The Ripple Effect</li> <li>24:50 – Growing your tribe through this time</li> <li>31:00 – How to handle being scared of doing these new things</li> <li>35:40 - Right Here, Right Now - catch up on what Dale and Kyle have been up to</li> </ul>Support the Podcast If you've been digging The Trainers Tribe and you want some way of supporting us here's a couple of ways we'd really appreciate support:<ol> <li>Apple Podcasts users: Leave a Review for us in the Apple Store. Simply tap the Reviews tab, then tap “Write a Review” at the bottom of the screen.</li> <li>Or if you're not already, you can become a member of <a href="https://bootcraft.co/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">BootCraft</a> and/or <a href="https://fitnessgameszone.com/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Fitness Game Zone</a>. Both are amazing resources for trainers and the income they provide allows us to do things like make this podcast for free with no ads.</li> </ol>Full show notes can be found here: <a href="https://bootcampideas.com/?p=9875&amp;preview=true" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">https://bootcampideas.com/marketing-wo-marketing/</a>

Marketing Without Marketing

It looks to be that this is our new way of life for now.Have you felt the emotional slump yet now that truth is landing home?It’s so important to look after yourself in this new reality so that you can keep showing up for your clients. How you can do that is exactly what we're talking about in today's episode.Note: Just a heads up if you're listening with kids around, I do drop an F-bomb right near the very end of the episode (I'm quoting someone) but I'll let you know before I say it so you can skip forward.Here's what we cover: 2:40 – How to you find the motivation and energy to work from home? 6:00 – How to make the most of your ‘magic hour’. 8:30 – What does a day working at home look like for Kyle? 10:00 – Take time when you do no work at all. 10:20 – Should you set up a home office? 15:30 – What does Dale’s work day look like? 19:55 – What do we recommend for other people when working from home? 28:45 – Dale shares a more personal alternative to email and text messages 32:45 – Right Here, Right Now Read the full show notes and grab links here: https://bootcampideas.com/working-at-home/

It looks to be that this is our new way of life for now.Have you felt the emotional slump yet now that truth is landing home?It’s so important to look after yourself in this new reality so that you can keep showing up for your clients. How you can do that is exactly what we're talking about in today's episode.Note: Just a heads up if you're listening with kids around, I do drop an F-bomb right near the very end of the episode (I'm quoting someone) but I'll let you know before I say it so you can skip forward.Here's what we cover:<ul> <li>2:40 – How to you find the motivation and energy to work from home?</li> <li>6:00 – How to make the most of your ‘magic hour’.</li> <li>8:30 – What does a day working at home look like for Kyle?</li> <li>10:00 – Take time when you do no work at all.</li> <li>10:20 – Should you set up a home office?</li> <li>15:30 – What does Dale’s work day look like?</li> <li>19:55 – What do we recommend for other people when working from home?</li> <li>28:45 – Dale shares a more personal alternative to email and text messages</li> <li>32:45 – Right Here, Right Now</li> </ul>Read the full show notes and grab links here: <a href="https://bootcampideas.com/?p=9841&amp;preview=true" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">https://bootcampideas.com/working-at-home/</a>

Running the Mental Marathon of Staying and Working at Home

Community is King.That's the message Dale and I have been sharing for years.But what happens when all of the things you used to build your community with like social events, team/partner workouts and other face-to-face interactions are taken away?In this episode of The Trainers Tribe I share what I've learned from my experience of building community online over the past 10 years and Dale shares how he's been rapidly growing a community around his online bootcamps.Building an online community and engagement is no longer optional, we all have to start doing it for our businesses and also for our clients.Here's what we cover:2.45 – How video and audio can help create a personal connection4:00 – Being in shock by what has happened6:40 – Ways to find and grow your community11:50 – Standing out from other online services to maintain your community15:30 – Sending out ‘Daily Missions’16:45 – PEG effect (Play, Exercise, Gratitude)20:30 – Vulnerability and uncomfortability21:25 – How to find the courage to put yourself out there28:25 – Everyone starts somewhere32:25 – Right Here, Right Now“Everyone starts somewhere, you don’t need a cape or a secret identity to put yourself out there”Support the PodcastWe don't use ads to pay for the creation of this podcast. Instead, you can support us by purchasing the services we offer like Fitness Game Zone and BootCraft which gives us money to make the podcast free to all and gives you access to a really helpful resource. Win, win!Full show notes:https://bootcampideas.com/community-online/

Community is King.That's the message Dale and I have been sharing for years.But what happens when all of the things you used to build your community with like social events, team/partner workouts and other face-to-face interactions are taken away?In this episode of The Trainers Tribe I share what I've learned from my experience of building community online over the past 10 years and Dale shares how he's been rapidly growing a community around his online bootcamps.Building an online community and engagement is no longer optional, we all have to start doing it for our businesses and also for our clients.Here's what we cover:2.45 – How video and audio can help create a personal connection4:00 – Being in shock by what has happened6:40 – Ways to find and grow your community11:50 – Standing out from other online services to maintain your community15:30 – Sending out ‘Daily Missions’16:45 – PEG effect (Play, Exercise, Gratitude)20:30 – Vulnerability and uncomfortability 21:25 – How to find the courage to put yourself out there28:25 – Everyone starts somewhere32:25 – Right Here, Right Now“Everyone starts somewhere, you don’t need a cape or a secret identity to put yourself out there” Support the Podcast We don't use ads to pay for the creation of this podcast. Instead, you can support us by purchasing the services we offer like <a href="https://fitnessgameszone.com/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Fitness Game Zone</a> and <a href="https://bootcraft.co/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">BootCraft</a> which gives us money to make the podcast free to all and gives you access to a really helpful resource. Win, win!Full show notes: <a href="https://bootcampideas.com/?p=9807&amp;preview=true" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">https://bootcampideas.com/community-online/</a>

How to Maintain and Build Community Online

We're back, baby!Welcome old listeners and new to a brand new episode of The Trainers Tribe. We're kicking things off this episode by talking about Pivoting.Just like in sport where a player pivots on the spot to change direction and keep playing, pivoting in business is about changing the direction of your business to stay relevant without the need to quit and destroy everything you worked so hard for.Right now everyone in the face-to-face fitness industry is being forced to pivot online. While initially this can seem shocking and a cause for anxiety, another way to look at it is that new opportunities are now at your fingertips.In today's episode we talk about:2:50 – What opportunities have been created for you in this situation?11:50 – How can this situation create something better?13:20 – Are you being selfish?15:18 – How to engaging clients through the screen19:15 – How can you have more impact?19:55 – Why Dale is running sessions for free and when he will start charging money24:35 – Should you still charge money for your sessions?26:58 – Right Here, Right NowSupport the PodcastLove that we're back? You can support the continued creation of this ad-free podcast by purchasing the services we offer like Fitness Game Zone and BootCraft.Show notes: https://bootcampideas.com/pivoting/

We're back, baby!Welcome old listeners and new to a brand new episode of The Trainers Tribe. We're kicking things off this episode by talking about Pivoting.Just like in sport where a player pivots on the spot to change direction and keep playing, pivoting in business is about changing the direction of your business to stay relevant without the need to quit and destroy everything you worked so hard for.Right now everyone in the face-to-face fitness industry is being forced to pivot online. While initially this can seem shocking and a cause for anxiety, another way to look at it is that new opportunities are now at your fingertips.In today's episode we talk about:2:50 – What opportunities have been created for you in this situation?11:50 – How can this situation create something better?13:20 – Are you being selfish?15:18 – How to engaging clients through the screen19:15 – How can you have more impact?19:55 – Why Dale is running sessions for free and when he will start charging money24:35 – Should you still charge money for your sessions?26:58 – Right Here, Right Now Support the Podcast Love that we're back? You can support the continued creation of this ad-free podcast by purchasing the services we offer like <a href="https://fitnessgameszone.com/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Fitness Game Zone</a> and <a href="https://bootcraft.co" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">BootCraft</a>. Show notes: <a href="https://bootcampideas.com/?p=9775&amp;preview=true" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">https://bootcampideas.com/pivoting/</a>

Pivoting Your Fitness Business Online

Jonathan Fields

This is a replay of one of our ‘Best Of’ episodes of our podcast The Trainers Tribe. We’re publishing these fan favourites as we lead up to releasing new episodes this year.Kyle here! On today’s episode I’m really excited to have on one of my hero’s and mentors, Jonathan Fields. I was actually quite nervous giving this interview so I apologise if I’m not my chirpy self.I had Jonathan on to talk about his new book, and while we do touch on it, he ended up dropping some incredible wisdom on us about running crazy-successful fitness businesses.Jonathan has built and sold two fitness businesses, one a high end PT facility in New York, the other, one of the largest, if not the largest, yoga teacher training studios (also in New York). In this episode he shares with us: Pivoting from working a full time job in law to becoming a Personal Trainer How he looked for gaps in the market for great opportunities How community and caring was an essential part to the growth of both businesses (and his other ventures) What ‘asking Why 5 times deep means’ The art of making fitness accessible to non fitness junkies What the three Good Life Buckets are and how we can use them as trainers How to create a ‘container’ that fosters community He leaves us with a challenge and some wisdom that I know you’ll really love so make sure you listen to the end!Links mentioned: Contact Jonathan: JonathanFields.com | GoodLifeProject.com | Twitter | Instagram  Jonathan’s new book Sonic Yoga More about Jonathan:Jonathan Fields is on a quest to inspire possibility. A New York City dad, husband, entrepreneur and award winning author, he founded mission-driven media and education venture, Good Life Project®, where he and his team lead a global community in the quest to live more meaningful, connected and vital lives, produce a top-rated podcast and video series with millions of downloads and views in more than 150 countries, and offer a growing catalog of events, trainings and courses. His new book, How to Live a Good Life: Soulful Stories, Surprising Science and Practical Wisdom, offers a gateway to a life of meaning, connection and vitality.

This is a replay of one of our ‘Best Of’ episodes of our podcast The Trainers Tribe. We’re publishing these fan favourites as we lead up to releasing new episodes this year. Kyle here! On today’s episode I’m really excited to have on one of my hero’s and mentors, Jonathan Fields. I was actually quite nervous giving this interview so I apologise if I’m not my chirpy self.I had Jonathan on to talk about his new book, and while we do touch on it, he ended up dropping some incredible wisdom on us about running crazy-successful fitness businesses.Jonathan has built and sold two fitness businesses, one a high end PT facility in New York, the other, one of the largest, if not the largest, yoga teacher training studios (also in New York). In this episode he shares with us:<ul> <li>Pivoting from working a full time job in law to becoming a Personal Trainer</li> <li>How he looked for gaps in the market for great opportunities</li> <li>How community and caring was an essential part to the growth of both businesses (and his other ventures)</li> <li>What ‘asking Why 5 times deep means’</li> <li>The art of making fitness accessible to non fitness junkies</li> <li>What the three Good Life Buckets are and how we can use them as trainers</li> <li>How to create a ‘container’ that fosters community</li> </ul>He leaves us with a challenge and some wisdom that I know you’ll really love so make sure you listen to the end!Links mentioned:<ul> <li>Contact Jonathan: <a href="https://www.jonathanfields.com/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">JonathanFields.com</a> | <a href="https://www.goodlifeproject.com/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">GoodLifeProject.com</a> | <a href="https://twitter.com/jonathanfields" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Twitter</a> | <a href="https://www.instagram.com/jonathanfields/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Instagram</a> </li> <li><a href="http://goodlifeproject.com/book" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Jonathan’s new book</a></li> <li><a href="https://sonicyoga.com/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Sonic Yoga</a></li> </ul>More about Jonathan: Jonathan Fields is on a quest to inspire possibility. A New York City dad, husband, entrepreneur and award winning author, he founded mission-driven media and education venture, <a href="https://www.goodlifeproject.com/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Good Life Project®</a>, where he and his team lead a global community in the quest to live more meaningful, connected and vital lives, produce a <a href="https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/good-life-project/id647826736?mt=2" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">top-rated podcast</a> and video series with millions of downloads and views in more than 150 countries, and offer a growing catalog of events, trainings and courses. His new book, <a href="https://www.goodlifeproject.com/book" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">How to Live a Good Life: Soulful Stories, Surprising Science and Practical Wisdom</a>, offers a gateway to a life of meaning, connection and vitality.

Jonathan Fields: Building Community Based Fitness Businesses [Best Of]

This is a replay of one of our ‘Best Of’ episodes of our podcast The Trainers Tribe. We’re publishing these fan favourites as we lead up to releasing new episodes this year.This episode is especially relevant as Dale just stepped big-time out of his comfort zone (and kicked a lifelong goal) of speaking at a TEDx talk. We're looking forward to sharing the recording with you once it become available.What are you avoiding doing that you’re afraid to do?We all have these and instead of doing them we dance around them with ‘busy’ work which holds us back from achieving and doing what we really want.In this week’s episode Dale and I share stories about how doing something we feared ended paying off big for both of us.Then we dive into how to make those big scary things you want to do more manageable and achievable so you can stack the odds in your favour. Sometimes the sheer size of a project can seem overwhelming.Have a listen to this episode hear our advice.Our challenge to youDecide what that one scary thing you’ve been avoiding doing is.Will it take less than 5 minutes? If not, how can you break it down into steps that take less than 5 minutes?Write it down then join our Facebook group and share what it is.This week commit to doing that one, scary task. The outcome doesn’t matter. What matters is that you do it!Let us know once you’ve completed it.

This is a replay of one of our ‘Best Of’ episodes of our podcast The Trainers Tribe. We’re publishing these fan favourites as we lead up to releasing new episodes this year. This episode is especially relevant as Dale just stepped big-time out of his comfort zone (and kicked a lifelong goal) of speaking at a TEDx talk. We're looking forward to sharing the recording with you once it become available.What are you avoiding doing that you’re afraid to do?We all have these and instead of doing them we dance around them with ‘busy’ work which holds us back from achieving and doing what we really want.In this week’s episode Dale and I share stories about how doing something we feared ended paying off big for both of us. Then we dive into how to make those big scary things you want to do more manageable and achievable so you can stack the odds in your favour. Sometimes the sheer size of a project can seem overwhelming.Have a listen to this episode hear our advice. Our challenge to you Decide what that one scary thing you’ve been avoiding doing is.Will it take less than 5 minutes? If not, how can you break it down into steps that take less than 5 minutes?Write it down then join our Facebook group and share what it is.This week commit to doing that one, scary task. The outcome doesn’t matter. What matters is that you do it!Let us know once you’ve completed it.

Stepping out of your comfort zone [Best Of]

This is a replay of one of our 'Best Of' episodes. We're publishing these fan favourites as we lead up to releasing new episodes this year.So if you’ve been thinking of finally starting your own bootcamp this year or if you feel like your bootcampcould do with a restart, grab a pen and paper, hit play and start taking notes.You’ll learn: What equipment you should invest in first How to find your first few clients What business tools you need to run things smoothly How to plan awesome workouts that get talked about If you’re a new listener, you’ll also learn which of our existing podcast you should listen to first How much you should charge Where you can go for more help 

This is a replay of one of our 'Best Of' episodes. We're publishing these fan favourites as we lead up to releasing new episodes this year.So if you’ve been thinking of finally starting your own bootcamp this year or if you feel like your bootcamp could do with a restart, grab a pen and paper, hit play and start taking notes.You’ll learn:<ul> <li>What equipment you should invest in first</li> <li>How to find your first few clients</li> <li>What business tools you need to run things smoothly</li> <li>How to plan awesome workouts that get talked about</li> <li>If you’re a new listener, you’ll also learn which of our existing podcast you should listen to first</li> <li>How much you should charge</li> <li>Where you can go for more help</li> </ul>

Starting A Bootcamp Business With $100 [Best Of]

Jase Butty

Today’s episode is one I have been planning for about six months. Jase is a great friend of mine and we have worked very closely over the years, firstly as PE teachers and most recently through building both of our businesses. Jase’s story is one that all trainers will be able to relate to, juggling two full time jobs, whilst trying to keep a young family in tow and still managing to find the time to enjoy his own hobbies (such as footy and basketball).Jase talks about his passion for fitness and the steps he has taken to become a leader in the fitness industry.Jase covers his top advice for trainers who are starting out. Having started with a morning bootcamp of just four people, to now running a training facility in one of Melbourne’s busiest suburbs with over 70 members, this is an episode worth listening too. In addition to the day to day management of Firm Butt Fitness which Jase runs with his partner, Jase also talks of other exciting projects on the go, including an upcoming health and fitness retreat in Bali.

Today’s episode is one I have been planning for about six months. Jase is a great friend of mine and we have worked very closely over the years, firstly as PE teachers and most recently through building both of our businesses. Jase’s story is one that all trainers will be able to relate to, juggling two full time jobs, whilst trying to keep a young family in tow and still managing to find the time to enjoy his own hobbies (such as footy and basketball).Jase talks about his passion for fitness and the steps he has taken to become a leader in the fitness industry.Jase covers his top advice for trainers who are starting out. Having started with a morning bootcamp of just four people, to now running a training facility in one of Melbourne’s busiest suburbs with over 70 members, this is an episode worth listening too. In addition to the day to day management of Firm Butt Fitness which Jase runs with his partner, Jase also talks of other exciting projects on the go, including an upcoming health and fitness retreat in Bali.

S03I01 - Teacher to Fitnesspreneur with Jase Butty

In this final episode for the season we turn things over to you, our listeners. In our Facebook group, we asked you: “What has been the number 1 thing you've done to help you find and/or keep clients?” Dale and I read your responses and add our own thoughts and experiences. Listen in to hear what they are.

In this final episode for the season we turn things over to you, our listeners. In our Facebook group, we asked you: “What has been the number 1 thing you've done to help you find and/or keep clients?” Dale and I read your responses and add our own thoughts and experiences. Listen in to hear what they are.

S02E05 - Trainer’s Top Tips for Finding and Keeping Clients

In today's episode we're talking social media hacks.If you’re not doing anything on social media at the moment we recommend starting with Instagram. Stick atit and you’ll get better as you practice.People like seeing themselves on social media so sharing pics of your clients is great (with their permission).Dale’s tips for posting: Best time of day: 6-9pm at night for morning clients #hashtags to include: location, city, type of training, business name, fitness, fiffam, outdoor training, bootcamps Best things to post: A mix of group shots (popular) and promotions Social media is great for helping clients keep their finger on the pulse and engaged between sessions andwhile they’re on holiday.If you want to take things to the next level, set up a private community like a private Facebook Group.If you’re unsure whether to have a group that’s open to everyone or just existing clients, answer thisquestion: Are you using this to deepen what you have or just give people a taste?If you want to do both you could always have 2 groups, one for clients and one for everyone.One thing you must do is be clear about the purpose of the group. What is this group for? Why does it exist?How will it help it’s members? If you don’t have one people that’s clear people won’t engage.Links: Facebook Insights – check when your clients are on social media Adobe Spark Post (iTunes) for photo editing Canva.com for making awesome images 

In today's episode we're talking social media hacks.If you’re not doing anything on social media at the moment we recommend starting with Instagram. Stick at it and you’ll get better as you practice.People like seeing themselves on social media so sharing pics of your clients is great (with their permission).Dale’s tips for posting:<ul> <li>Best time of day: 6-9pm at night for morning clients</li> <li>#hashtags to include: location, city, type of training, business name, fitness, fiffam, outdoor training,</li> <li>bootcamps</li> <li>Best things to post: A mix of group shots (popular) and promotions</li> </ul>Social media is great for helping clients keep their finger on the pulse and engaged between sessions and while they’re on holiday.If you want to take things to the next level, set up a private community like a private Facebook Group. If you’re unsure whether to have a group that’s open to everyone or just existing clients, answer this question: Are you using this to deepen what you have or just give people a taste?If you want to do both you could always have 2 groups, one for clients and one for everyone.One thing you must do is be clear about the purpose of the group. What is this group for? Why does it exist?How will it help it’s members? If you don’t have one people that’s clear people won’t engage.Links:<ul> <li>Facebook Insights – check when your clients are on social media</li> <li>Adobe Spark Post (iTunes) for photo editing</li> <li><a href="http://Canva.com" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Canva.com</a> for making awesome images</li> </ul>

S02E04 - Using Social Media To Build Your Business

We kick off today's episode by talking about the relationships we have with our clients. When you attract like-minded people (see last episode) you’ll inevitably end up being friends with some people and that’s OK. This will also create an environment where clients will become friends with them. One thing to be wary of is inner circles or ‘cliques’ that may form in your group. Make sure you’re still trying to make everyone feel included. Keep moving your attention around the group.Dale has found friendships have been a huge part of the success of his group.Dale Tip: Learn as much as you can about your client. Get to know them.Find out things like their partner name, favourite sporting team, kids names, birthdays, what they did on theweekend. Write it down at first and over time you’ll remember these things.We also discuss the topic of Wellbeing ie. someone’s base level of how OK they feel.Fitness is just one aspect of Wellbeing, Nutrition is another, but there is also Mental Health (handling stress,how do you feel when you wake up in the morning?). Meditation has come back to help with this.Spirituality is another big aspect.Kyle defines spirituality as the understanding of yourself and what you want. It’s also the understanding thatyour actions impact the world around you.If someone isn’t coming to our sessions the problem might not be that your workout isn’t good enough oryou’re doing something wrong. It could be in one of these other areas.We need to meet people where they are at. For example: Don’t smash someone in a workout who has lowWellbeing. On the other hand if someone is feeling great, let’s help push them.Links: Brené Brown – Listening To Shame Chris Neason – Better Exercise Physiology 

We kick off today's episode by talking about the relationships we have with our clients. When you attract like-minded people (see last episode) you’ll inevitably end up being friends with some people and that’s OK. This will also create an environment where clients will become friends with them. One thing to be wary of is inner circles or ‘cliques’ that may form in your group. Make sure you’re still trying to make everyone feel included. Keep moving your attention around the group.Dale has found friendships have been a huge part of the success of his group.Dale Tip: Learn as much as you can about your client. Get to know them.Find out things like their partner name, favourite sporting team, kids names, birthdays, what they did on the weekend. Write it down at first and over time you’ll remember these things.We also discuss the topic of Wellbeing ie. someone’s base level of how OK they feel.Fitness is just one aspect of Wellbeing, Nutrition is another, but there is also Mental Health (handling stress, how do you feel when you wake up in the morning?). Meditation has come back to help with this.Spirituality is another big aspect.Kyle defines spirituality as the understanding of yourself and what you want. It’s also the understanding that your actions impact the world around you.If someone isn’t coming to our sessions the problem might not be that your workout isn’t good enough or you’re doing something wrong. It could be in one of these other areas.We need to meet people where they are at. For example: Don’t smash someone in a workout who has low Wellbeing. On the other hand if someone is feeling great, let’s help push them.Links:<ul> <li>Brené Brown – Listening To Shame</li> <li>Chris Neason – Better Exercise Physiology</li> </ul>

S02E03 - Helping Your Clients To Feel  Successful

In this episode we're talking about marketing. The first thing we want to highlight is that there is no one formula for marketing your business. You need to work out what works best for you. Dale has tried a ton of different things: letterbox drops, Facebook promos, flyers up in cafes, etc. What he's found that's worked best for him is Google Ads. Dale pays an expert to manage all of his Google Ads, it's expensive but he still get's a good return on investment. It takes up no extra time for him so he can focus on running great sessions and his business.This is what work's best for Dale. How can you get leads in your area? Use trial and error.Take some time to learn basic marketing skills instead of just following a step by step process in thelatest fad.Being able to write good copy translates across all different kinds of marketing so it’s a great skill to have.Some tips: Ugly gets attention. You don’t need a graphic designer for your marketing flyers. Less is better. Just share enough to get people contacting you. Don’t overwhelm them. This seems counter intuitive we know. The best marketing is usually from work of mouth. See last episode. Now on to the main part of today’s episode, are you marketing too much? Are you just spamming people?Check out Simon Sinek’s talk or book below and get really clear about Why you are running your business.When you know what you stand for, like-minded people will be attracted to your business and will bewanting to sign up.Do this by: Soft selling (inviting people to join you) instead of hard selling (limited-time, heavy discount, sign up now) Avoiding heavy discounts just to get people to sign up. You’ll attract the wrong kind of person. Letting go of leads that aren’t ready to sign up. Be understanding. Avoid quick fix tactics that boost you short term but hurt you long term. Get help, read books and learn about marketing in general. It will help you either do it yourself orcommunicate with someone who can do it on your behalf.Links: Start with Why – Simon Sinek (I did the audio version and loved it) Start with Why – TED (for those who want the short version) 

In this episode we're talking about marketing. The first thing we want to highlight is that there is no one formula for marketing your business. You need to work out what works best for you. Dale has tried a ton of different things: letterbox drops, Facebook promos, flyers up in cafes, etc. What he's found that's worked best for him is Google Ads. Dale pays an expert to manage all of his Google Ads, it's expensive but he still get's a good return on investment. It takes up no extra time for him so he can focus on running great sessions and his business.This is what work's best for Dale. How can you get leads in your area? Use trial and error.Take some time to learn basic marketing skills instead of just following a step by step process in the latest fad.Being able to write good copy translates across all different kinds of marketing so it’s a great skill to have.Some tips:<ul> <li>Ugly gets attention. You don’t need a graphic designer for your marketing flyers.</li> <li>Less is better. Just share enough to get people contacting you. Don’t overwhelm them. This seems</li> <li>counter intuitive we know.</li> <li>The best marketing is usually from work of mouth. See last episode.</li> </ul>Now on to the main part of today’s episode, are you marketing too much? Are you just spamming people?Check out Simon Sinek’s talk or book below and get really clear about Why you are running your business. When you know what you stand for, like-minded people will be attracted to your business and will be wanting to sign up.Do this by:<ul> <li>Soft selling (inviting people to join you) instead of hard selling (limited-time, heavy discount, sign up</li> <li>now)</li> <li>Avoiding heavy discounts just to get people to sign up. You’ll attract the wrong kind of person.</li> <li>Letting go of leads that aren’t ready to sign up. Be understanding.</li> <li>Avoid quick fix tactics that boost you short term but hurt you long term.</li> </ul>Get help, read books and learn about marketing in general. It will help you either do it yourself or communicate with someone who can do it on your behalf.Links:<ul> <li>Start with Why – Simon Sinek (I did the audio version and loved it)</li> <li>Start with Why – TED (for those who want the short version)</li> </ul>

S02E02 - How Much Marketing Is Too Much?

Welcome to Season 2 which is all about finding and keeping clients!We’re going to pull apart each aspect of this topic and do a deep dive each episode into one aspect.Episode 1 is on our favourite part of finding and keeping clients: Building CommunityLet’s dive in:The first thing to know about building community is making people feel part of something. Do this throughmaking it enjoyable and creating teamwork. Check out one of the fun workout podcast episodes we’ve done(S01E05 and S01E10).Here’s some other tips on helping people feel a part of something: Being welcomed/greeted Make it their thing outside of work/friendship circles Surrounded by people they feel like they know So how do you create that? Here are some of our tips: Start at your workouts –&gt; make them a community event (check out planning the perfect session) Come for the trainer and exercise, stay for each other Social events – they want to interact with each other in another way Facebook group or whatsapp style group During session be sure to: Introduce new clients to group Create discussion among the group by remembering personal things about clients Find out what they are doing – make notes Create conversation during stretches – eg. what are you having for dinner? Dale translation: Aks means asksMake sure you’re getting people to buy in emotionally – do this by committing to what you’re selling. Beyourself and you’ll attract like minded people which will make it easier to create community.One thing Dale has been doing is creating a play environment (see book below) so people can be somethingthey’re not normally allowed to be in any other part of their life. Life can be stuffy, give people a place tobreak loose.Finally, do it right and people won’t even realise what you’re doing.Links: Play by Dr Stuart Brown Dr Stuart Brown TED Talk: Play is more than just fun Energetic Education Podcast Steven Kotler on The Joe Rogan Experience talking about Flow States (language warning) 

Welcome to Season 2 which is all about finding and keeping clients!We’re going to pull apart each aspect of this topic and do a deep dive each episode into one aspect.Episode 1 is on our favourite part of finding and keeping clients: Building CommunityLet’s dive in:The first thing to know about building community is making people feel part of something. Do this through making it enjoyable and creating teamwork. Check out one of the fun workout podcast episodes we’ve done (S01E05 and S01E10).Here’s some other tips on helping people feel a part of something:<ul> <li>Being welcomed/greeted</li> <li>Make it their thing outside of work/friendship circles</li> <li>Surrounded by people they feel like they know</li> </ul>So how do you create that? Here are some of our tips:<ul> <li>Start at your workouts –&gt; make them a community event (check out planning the perfect session)</li> <li>Come for the trainer and exercise, stay for each other</li> <li>Social events – they want to interact with each other in another way</li> <li>Facebook group or whatsapp style group</li> </ul>During session be sure to:<ul> <li>Introduce new clients to group</li> <li>Create discussion among the group by remembering personal things about clients</li> <li>Find out what they are doing – make notes</li> <li>Create conversation during stretches – eg. what are you having for dinner?</li> </ul>Dale translation: Aks means asksMake sure you’re getting people to buy in emotionally – do this by committing to what you’re selling. Be yourself and you’ll attract like minded people which will make it easier to create community.One thing Dale has been doing is creating a play environment (see book below) so people can be something they’re not normally allowed to be in any other part of their life. Life can be stuffy, give people a place to break loose.Finally, do it right and people won’t even realise what you’re doing.Links:<ul> <li>Play by Dr Stuart Brown</li> <li>Dr Stuart Brown TED Talk: Play is more than just fun</li> <li>Energetic Education Podcast</li> <li>Steven Kotler on The Joe Rogan Experience talking about Flow States (language warning)</li> </ul>

S02E01 - How To Turn Your Clients Into A Powerhouse Community

In this week's lesson we are going to break down one of your goals/projects for 2017 into actionable steps. I hope you had some success at choosing your top 5 and at coming up with your big why for each one.

The Trainers Tribe 023 - Get Stuff Done

Welcome to our first episode of 2017!In our first episode back Dale and I lay out the things you need for starting your own bootcamp with just 100 bucks.

Welcome to our first episode of 2017! In our first episode back Dale and I lay out the things you need for starting your own bootcamp with just 100 bucks.

The Trainers Tribe 020 - Starting a Bootcamp Business

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