09/09/2026
I recently had a client - no PB, and he couldn’t understand why his progress had slowed down and he wasn’t getting the results he expected.
And that’s really got me thinking, there are so many other ways to measure PBs (and as a coach, I find these arguably more important!)
To me, the biggest wins are the quiet ones - the member who said they’d never stick to a gym, now consistently training for over a year, the client whose back doesn’t hurt anymore, the mum who can finally get up off the floor with her kids without help, someone starting to feel like themselves again.
Here’s a question worth sitting with: if your body could never change again from today, would training still add value to your life? If the answer’s yes - it’s not an outcome you’re chasing anymore, training is part of who you are.
If you couldn’t measure progress my a number, how would you measure it?