26/07/2026
A training goal - and a more specific training goal.
A long term training plan.
A focus for each session.
Specificity to the goal and the focus.
Exercise selection.
Volume.
Progressive overload built into the program (that's how we actually get stronger).
Variety (whilst keeping specificity in mind).
Intensity.
Recoverability from your training.
Consideration for session flow in a class environment.
Timing.
Exercise regression options.
Testing every class (and re-testing).
Warm ups with relevant mobility and activation exercises.
Client rapport.
Knowing everyone's name who walks through the door.
Getting all the equipment ready.
Coaching layers.
Setting the class up smoothly.
Educating our members on why we are doing what we are doing.
Floor coaching.
Aiding in technique for correct ex*****on.
Navigating alternate options for injuries.
Recording new PBs.
Cheerleading / motivating cues.
Fitting it all into 45 minutes.
Packing the equipment away.
Team catch ups to work on our coaching.
Professional development.
Reflecting and unpacking every session afterwards.
There's nothing random about instructing a class. Behind the scenes, and while we're coaching, every single decision has a purpose behind it. Every rep, every cue has a reason why.
We throw a lot of time and thought into our classes - that's why it's so fulfilling to watch the programs come to life and to see clients building and growing. Proud is an understatement. π