The Hard Way With Joe De Sena9 Sep 2021

Recognizing Differences in Exercise to Build People Up, Paul Bedford Pt 1 / DEKA

"I speak to people all the time that go, 'I can't do this because… of my age. Because of my gender. Because of my sexual preference. Because I've got hair. Because I've got no hair. Because of my accent. Because of where I was born. Because of the color of my skin. Because of the school I went to, or didn't go to.' People are carrying all of that, all of the time. And the thing I would say to the young me, and I'd also say to other people is, recognize your limiting beliefs, and recognize what you've already done to overcome them," says Dr. Paul Bedford.

Paul Bedford, the Retention Guru, is a fitness industry authority on retention, attrition and member experience. In this episode, you'll learn:

How to get to someone's head in order to get to their body

The difference between coaching and training

Importance of POSITIVE feedback

Recognizing limiting beliefs to overcome them

The difference between exercise and training

Connect with Paul:

Website - retentionguru.com

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Host: Jarod Cogswell and Yancy Culp

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