JT Worked Out In Health Clubs, Gyms, Studios and Crossfit Boxes Across The Globe
In 2014, a colleague of mine Casey Conrad whom I love had a heart to heart with me! I respect her so much for her knowledge (in and out of the industry) and what she has achieved. I also respect her for her candor. If there was a “No Bull Shit” Award to a Global Fitness Leader, Casey would win it every year. Don’t believe me – listen to her interview on show 31 of The Fitness Business Podcast – click here
Anyway, on the opening of IHRSA 2014 she said “JT you are fat! Do something about it!”
Like everyone else in the world (outside of the fitness industry) I blamed medication, work, new additions to the family and anything or anybody else I could think of! The reality was the buck stopped with me!
This insult created enough pain for me to act – thank you Casey!
I came back to Australia and enlisted the help of Darren from Crossfit Ignite. I knew he knew his stuff and would write a good program but more importantly I knew he was a good fit for me. He was a mix between a tough PT (not an arsehole PT) and a coach. I placed 100% confidence in him.
He writes me a program on Evernote, I complete it each week and then gives me feedback and updates my program for next week. He takes into account where I travel and when I travel.
This accountability made me train in 2015 in over 26 places around the globe. Check out this video montage of some of the places I worked out in . . .
I really believe the value in me as a business coach is the variety of gyms, studios, health clubs and even crossfit boxes I visit.
I learn from each business how to do business and then share my experiences with my clients and the members of the Industry Leaders Roundtable.
If you would like to work with me, drop me an email – jt@activemgmt.com.au.
Justin is the Managing Director of Active Management, which he began January 2004. He offers coaching to businesses worldwide in everything from start up and design to marketing and sales systems. Justin also facilitates four Australian and New Zealand ‘fitness industry roundtables’ events, which allows him to see a huge cross section of business models.