WAG Articles & Posts

Nutrition coaching is often the key reason people come to you, but creating a safe space for your clients is why someone will stay. The role of a nutrition coach is not to tell a client exactly what to do and demand they do it to a T. It is your job to work with your client to find solutions that best fit their lifestyle by asking questions that help guide them to find what works best for them.

“Do I need an email list?” As a nutrition coach, you may find yourself asking this question on the reg. And, if you’re reading this post you probably already have an inkling of what the answer is going to be... The quick answer is YES! You need an email list.

Wouldn’t it be nice if you had a big list of proven methods nutrition coaches use to get clients? I mean, if someone created this list, all you’d have to do is make your way through the framework, put in the effort, and BOOM... You’d start really attracting the kind of people you want to work with.

Creating a coaching value system is key to your personal growth and the growth of your clients. It also plays a big role in the success of your business.

Learn to narrow down your niche as a nutrition coach to set yourself apart from your competitors AND help attract your ideal clients.

Are you nervous about coaching your nutrition client through a CrossFit or functional fitness competition? You’re not alone.

I’m here today to help you find clarity when it comes to using social media to promote your business. Working Against Gravity can attribute much of its success to media outlets.

Over the past five years of coaching clients, one thing that I have seen to be true time and time again is this: The deeper you connect with your clients, the more trust you gain. More trust leads to stronger buy-in and ultimately better results.