-you may or may not be a trainer, coach, or a student of exercise science, human movement, and program design
-you’re already in the habit of going to the gym. You have at least 5+ years history of navigating workouts and gym spaces at least semi-independently
-you enjoy working out independently and aren’t looking for live sessions or live feedback
-you know how to read a workout program (it’s written pretty straight forward! But, you will need to know the basics of understanding how to read a workout- sets, reps, rest times, etc.)
-you love finding new and deeper meanings to things in order to keep yourself engaged
-you’re kinda obsessed with personal development work, love learning about yourself and why you are the way you are
-you’ve considered using your relationship to movement as a mirror to your relationship to other things (like yourself, your relationships, your bank
accounts…)
-you keep buying resources where the end goal is to FEEL BETTER, and DO BETTER, and SHARE ALL YOUR WINS, so you kinda feel like you’re fucking it up UNLESS it’s always magical (which, it is, but- not always, ya know?)
–you feel like you give the best advice and therefore don’t need any for yourself or no one else’s advice lands for you
-you may have a harsh inner critic who on the one hand knows you’re awesome, but on the other hand, doesn’t take kindly to any of your shortcomings or mistakes. You may then blame it on your enneagram number, the moon, the stars, or your attachment style, which feels good in the moment but doesn’t provide any room for reflection or growth (yikes, I know.)
Here, we look at ALL of that.
We just happen to do all that alongside a workout program to help facilitate an (eventually) deeper conversation.