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It's now been just over a year since I started doing coaching with Jason. In that time I've doubled my business AND I'm not too far off tripling it! He has also just helped me move into my very own new PT Studio.
I look foward to every session to pick his brain and see what he's got for me next, no matter what the subject is, he's a wealth of knowledge..I just can't wait to see what the future brings :)
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Date of Posting: 01 August 2011
Posted By: Dale Power
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I have been one of Jason’s PT Coaching clients for over 6 months and he has helped me achieve so much in starting, running and progressing my personal training business. I made the big decision mid 2010 to begin a new business venture (Personal Training Studio) after being a personal training licensee at a major gym franchise for over 5 years. I began coaching with Jason soon after this and I believe he is one of the reasons that my studio has had such a great start and is growing from day to day. I believe his goal orientated approach to coaching has given me great confidence in continuing to run and build a successful studio. Jason has helped me in many important business areas including developing studio systems, building a great team of trainers, low cost marketing strategies and goal setting.
Thankyou Jason for all of your help, without it I don’t think I would be in the position I am today and I appreciate all that you have done to help me through this very tough but satisfying time!
Date of Posting: 03 May 2011
Posted By: Will Lanca
Willpower Health & Fitness
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