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I recently wrote about AI potentially replacing endurance coaches in my post “Will AI Replace Coaches?”. Now the question isn’t whether AI will replace coaches but rather “Which coaches will AI replace?”

In this blog post, we present a framework comprising three key products that could represent the first $100k in revenue and ensure long-term growth

Struggling with procrastination or maintaining motivation? Motivated for the things you LOVE doing but not so much for the things that you know NEED doing? Dopamine management may be the answer!

Breaking Free of Societal Norms and Embracing the Unconventional

How to think about launching online endurance coaching products and services.

They take, take, take, and then they quit. That’s one way to tell you might be attracting the wrong customers.

In this blog post, I want to dive deeper into the importance of ethos and pathos in marketing for endurance coaches, and how coaches can apply these concepts to build trust and connection with potential clients.

As a triathlon, running, or endurance coach, you know that building relationships with your clients is essential to your success. One of the best (yes it’s still one of the best) ways to do this is through email marketing.

In order to attract and retain clients, coaches need to have a strong marketing strategy in place, however much of the marketing I see from coaches is unstructured and inconsistent.

As a coach, you understand the importance of having a process-oriented mindset when training for an endurance event. However, when it comes to running a business, the same principles apply, but the race is never over.