My desk has become famous amongst personal trainers. Find out why...

A quick system to assessing your clients when they complain of pain to decide whether you can continue training them or not.

Mike Robertson answers the question "Should we train people in pain"

Want to get published in a major fitness magazine. Author Lee Boyce did just that at 22 years old! Here's how.

Do you or any of your clients suffer from chronic knee pain? It's crazy common and rehabbed poorly in almost every case I've ever seen. I've been privy to check out an awesome and easy to read resource that will make you understand what chronic knee pain is and give you an unbeatable plan (downloadable) to use. It blew me away when I got it last week and I've been using it successfully with my clients all week. I'll drop a post with info later tonight.

Are compliments killing your business? Compliments can be an effective tool for retention and building relationships when used properly. Or can ruin you.

  If you missed the PTDC posts this past week here they are: So you want to make and market fitness equipment? - ...

Periodization shouldn't be in a personal trainer's vocabulary. This post will end the debate.

Have you ever looked around your gym and thought -- I could make that? These guys did. Here's their advice for making and marketing fitness equipment

Handling Difficult Clients as a Personal Trainer is imperative to your success. The Aerobics Alice forces you to walk a fine line but they can turn into a great client.