Joe
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For those that have read this website for some time, you know that I am a big fan of online education. That is why I do this. I always talk about how much I personally enjoy and learn from websites like RehabWebinars.com, SportsRehabExpert.com, and StrengthCoach.com. I have had 100′s of people join my in my online mentorship program on the shoulder at ShoulderSeminar.com. These are all great resources that I use almost daily.
I was recently talking to my friends Eric Cressey and Mike Robertson. They have teamed together with Dave Schmitz and BJ Gaddour to start offering an online virtual mentorship program. This is a no-brainer resource for personal trainers and strength coaches, but I can’t stress enough to the physical therapy, athletic training, and other rehab communities how much I have learned from these guys over the years. Integrating the thoughts of great strength coaches has made me a better clinician, no doubt in my mind.
These guys are going to share with the world how they deliver staff training, teach movements, design programs and get results for their clients. I can’t tell you how jealous I am of these guys for being able to share their knowledge in this format. I wish I could do something like this, but it’s a little different in my current setting, perhaps one day!
They’ll be releasing this program, Elite Training Mentorship, next week but in the mean time Eric just shared an example of some of the great information they’ll be providing.
Watch Eric deliver a complete staff training on Lower Body Assessments. This is exactly what Eric uses to train his staff and work with his clients.
If you are interested in the Elite Training Mentorship, members will get private access to a secure website where our Eric, Mike, Dave, and BJ will upload private, member only curriculum like:
- Videos from staff training they hold in their own facilities
- Examples of programs they’ve written for their actual clients
- Video examples of how they teach exercises and progressions
- Handouts they provide to their own staff or interns
- Templates they use in their own business
