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Training Questions from the Mail Bag 2

Here we go again. It’s time to answer the biggest and baddest training questions from listeners – you!
By
Amanda Perry
March 26, 2024
Training Questions from the Mail Bag 2

Amanda Perry

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March 26, 2024

Here we go again. It’s time to answer the biggest and baddest training questions from listeners – you!

As always, thanks for tuning in to the Minimum Effective Dose Podcast. We love hearing from you and appreciate your comments, questions and feedback so we can better help you improve as a coach.

It’s fun to answer new and different training questions and also those about life, leadership, mentoring and more. These episodes keep us on our toes.

In training questions from the mailbag part 2, we cover your questions including:

  • How can you develop a niche in training?
  • What can you do to manage imposter syndrome?
  • When coaching kettlebell training – should you start with grinds or ballistics?
  • Who are our role models as gym owners ?

This was fun to record and you will get to hear a little different side of Brett and Mike as they discuss these various topics you want to know more about.

Connect with Mike and Skill of Strength:

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Connect with Brett Jones:

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