20/10/2026
Your coach should know when to say “that’s not my job.”
You’ve done everything right. Training’s consistent, food’s on point, but progress has stalled. Sometimes the reason isn’t effort. It’s your gut, your blood work or your head, and a good coach should know they are not the right person to diagnose any of those.
Too many coaches guess, push harder or blame the client. After 25 years in this industry, I’ll tell you straight.
One of the greatest assets you can have as a coach is a network of professionals to refer out to when something sits outside your scope.
Doctors
Mentors
Therapists
They handle their part, I keep coaching yours.
I don’t just build physiques, I develop people.
USING OUR EXPERIENCE TO ENHANCE YOURS