Explain where you are starting.
Tell your coach about your training experience and the equipment you use. Do not assume that a routine written for someone else is the right starting point for you.
Give learning a place in the plan.
Ask about the movements in your program and how to record your sessions. One-to-one coaching gives you room to bring questions, while check-ins help keep the conversation going between sessions.
Keep healthcare advice separate.
This article does not promise changes in health risks or medical outcomes. Speak with your doctor about any condition or concern before starting, then discuss the appropriate information with your coach.
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