Skip to main content

Limited founding spots left

THE BLOG · PAGE 5 OF 7

Notes from the coaching floor

What we see watching thousands of live reps, and what it means for your training.

How much protein you actually need after 40longevity

How much protein you actually need after 40

Protein needs after 40, explained: why the same steak does less for your muscles now, and the g/kg target the research actually supports.

Progressive overload without the spreadsheetstrength

Progressive overload without the spreadsheet

Progressive overload is one biological rule, not a logging habit. Here's the mechanism, the levers besides weight, and how to apply it simply.

How many sets per week your muscles actually needstrength

How many sets per week your muscles actually need

How many sets per week build muscle, and where the returns stop. The dose-response research on training volume, plus the minimum dose that still works.

Zone 2 training explained: what it is and how to startzone 2

Zone 2 training explained: what it is and how to start

Zone 2 is the highest easy effort where fat still fuels you. Here's the physiology, how to find your pace with the talk test, and a 4-week starter plan.

Is it awkward to work out on camera? What to knowlive coaching

Is it awkward to work out on camera? What to know

Feeling self-conscious about training on camera is normal. Here's what research says about why it happens, why it fades, and what helps fastest.

Camera, earbuds, music: live video training logisticslive coaching

Camera, earbuds, music: live video training logistics

Where to put your phone, earbuds or speaker, who runs the music, and how much bandwidth you need. A practical setup guide for live video workouts.

Online personal training for people who hate gymshome gym

Online personal training for people who hate gyms

Half of Americans say gyms intimidate them. Here's the research on training from home, what dumbbells can and can't do, and when you'd still need a gym.

Red flags when hiring an online personal trainerlive coaching

Red flags when hiring an online personal trainer

Ten warning signs to check before you pay an online trainer, why each one predicts a bad outcome, and how to verify certifications and refund terms.

What to expect in your first online personal training sessionlive coaching

What to expect in your first online personal training session

A minute by minute walkthrough of a first live video training session, from the intake call and camera setup to the movement screen and your first program.

A man in his fifties balancing on one leg in a sunlit living room beside two dumbbells and a rolled exercise matlongevity

The five systems your longevity training should cover

Strength, easy cardio, intervals, mobility, and balance each age on their own schedule. Here's the longevity week that trains all five, and why it works.

Can a trainer really check your form over video?form correction

Can a trainer really check your form over video?

What a coach can and can't see over video, what physio research says about remote movement assessment, and why camera angle decides most of it.

How often should you train with an online personal trainer?live coaching

How often should you train with an online personal trainer?

Research points to 2 to 4 training days a week, each muscle twice, yet most people book one. Here's the frequency evidence by goal, training age, and budget.