Good coaches take responsibility almost to a fault. We feel like we should make every decision correctly, never cause a flare-up, never produce pain. And when a client does experience increased symptoms, it can shake our confidence hard — which then shakes theirs. In Episode 7, Dr. David Skolnik answers a question from Steph, a physical therapist and coach, on exactly this: what to do when a client flares up, so neither of you spirals.

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BEFORE THE FLARE-UP: SET THE STAGE

Starting from day one of any coaching or rehab relationship where pain is part of the picture, normalize what's coming. Progress is not linear. Pain management is not linear. There is no straight line from "pain" to "no pain" — and if you frame the work that way, any deviation from that straight line becomes a crisis.

DURING THE FLARE-UP:

Credit to Dr. Katie Dobrowski, whose presentation at the Coach'em Up conference gave David this framework — which he's already used with multiple clients and shared with a coaching client who applied it with one of her own clients within 10 days.

When a flare-up happens: remove as much emotion as possible, and collect objective data. A training environment is uniquely controlled — load, range of motion, volume, intensity, duration. All of it is scripted. That means you have a rich data set to work with. What was different from last week? What was most novel? What did you expose this client to that their system hadn't seen before?

The goal: identify, as objectively as possible, what may have contributed to the likelihood of a flare-up — and share that process with your client so they can see that this isn't a mystery, and it isn't a catastrophe.

YOUR ACTION: REFRAME THE FLARE-UP AS A BENCHMARK

Here's what to say — to yourself first, then to your client: "We just found the current limit of your tolerance. And in a few weeks, we're going to replicate this exact session — same effort, same intensity, same duration — and it's not going to flare you up. That's a win we wouldn't have had if we hadn't found your limit today."

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NEXT WEEK — EPISODE 8

My client squats wrong. Should I fix it? Is it actually a problem? How do I know? And what do I do about it?

There's a version of stagnation that's hard to see coming because it doesn't look like failure. You're not getting worse results. Your clients aren't unhappy. You're not regressing. You've just stopped growing — and you've been there long enough that it's started to feel normal. That's the good coach plateau, and in Episode 6 of the Smarter Strength Podcast, Dr. David Skolnik breaks down how to identify it and what to do about it this week.

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WHAT THE PLATEAU ACTUALLY LOOKS LIKE

Competence creates comfort. And at some point, comfort starts to feel a lot like being stuck. Not because you're lazy — but because you've become so good at the things you do often that you've quietly started avoiding the things you don't.

THE SOLUTION: REFLECT ON WHERE YOU'VE BEEN DEFLECTING

Before any action, there has to be honest reflection. Three questions to sit with: What types of clients have you been avoiding or turning away, even when referrals come in? What conversations with your current clients have you been sidestepping — lifestyle, nutrition, goal misalignment? What types of goals are clients asking for help with that you've been deflecting because you don't feel fully competent or confident?

THE ACTION: BUILD YOUR OWN MINI MASTERCLASS WITH AI

We're in an extraordinary moment for coaches who want to learn. AI tools can synthesize enormous amounts of information quickly — and the best use of that capability isn't outsourcing your coaching or communication. It's accelerating your own education.

David's action this week: identify one area of deflection, then use AI to design a personalized mini masterclass on that specific topic. A prompting guide to help you build this is linked in the show notes below.

(David's current favorite AI for this: Claude.)

AI PROMPTING GUIDE — BUILD YOUR MINI MASTERCLASS

Use the following prompt template with your preferred AI tool (Claude, ChatGPT, etc.):

"I am a fitness coach / personal trainer / [your role]. I have been avoiding [specific topic, client type, or conversation type] because I don't feel fully competent or confident. Please design a multi-part mini masterclass for me on this topic, structured as: (1) core concepts I need to understand, (2) common client scenarios and how to handle them, (3) key questions I should be asking clients, (4) how to recognize when to refer out, and (5) the one thing I should try with a real client this week to start building practical confidence."

NEXT WEEK — EPISODE 7

What to do when a client experiences an injury setback.

Your client comes in with someone else's plan. They saw the before-and-after. They read the testimonials. They've done the math — a $37 PDF with pages of success stories versus several hundred dollars a month with you. And now you're in the uncomfortable position of defending custom coaching against results they can actually see.

In the first ever listener question episode of the Smarter Strength Podcast, Dr. David Skolnik tackles this exact situation — submitted by Jonathan, owner of the Iron Sharpens Iron Mentorship in Mesa, Arizona, a coaching community for in-person trainers building their own business.

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THE REAL PROBLEM

The issue runs deeper than a client being attracted to a different plan. The problem is how they're interpreting the result they've seen. They're treating it like a mirror — if it worked for that person, it'll work for me. But they're actually looking through a window. They're watching someone else, in a different body, with different training history, different lifestyle, different goals, get a result from a plan that may or may not fit them at all.

THE SOLUTION: DON'T COMPETE. DON'T DISMISS. REFRAME.

The move is not to argue against the other plan. It's to validate it — and then reveal why it worked. In all likelihood, that plan got results because it fit the people who succeeded with it. Their training history, their lifestyle, their schedule, their capacity all made that plan the right one for them. The exercises weren't magic. The fit was.

THE ACTION: OPEN IT UP WITH THEM

Don't push the plan away. Sit down with your client and actually review it together. Congratulate them for being proactive. Then walk through the plan using the Three C's framework from Episode 2 — Capacity, Clarity, and Core Values — as your filter.

Show them what you'd keep, what you'd adjust, and what you'd cut entirely. That walkthrough does more to earn trust than anything you could say about why custom coaching is valuable. Don't ask for trust. Demonstrate why you deserve it.

RESOURCES & SHOUTOUTS

Question submitted by Jonathan — owner of Iron Sharpens Iron Mentorship, Mesa, Arizona.

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NEXT WEEK — EPISODE 6

How to avoid the "good coach plateau" and continue growing in an ever-changing profession.

You've said it a thousand times. Your client asks a question — about an exercise, a rep range, a training approach they saw on TikTok — and you say "it depends." Because it does. Every single question a client asks a fitness professional is context-dependent. Some questions have one layer of context. Some have fifteen. "It depends" is not wrong.

But when it's followed by silence, or the next exercise cue, or a pivot to something else — your client walks away no better informed than when they asked. And in Episode 4 of the Smarter Strength Podcast, Dr. David Skolnik makes the case that this might be one of the most quietly damaging habits in coaching: not because coaches don't know the answer, but because the complexity of the answer becomes the reason not to give one.

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WHY THIS IS A PROBLEM

Every unanswered "it depends" is a missed opportunity to show your client how deep this goes, how much you know, and why they need you.

There's also a harder truth: sometimes "it depends" with no follow-up is gatekeeping — hiding the complexity of an answer behind the complexity of the answer. It's the coaching equivalent of "trust me, it's complicated." Clients deserve better than that.

THE SOLUTION: FOUR CATEGORIES

David's framework: filter every client question through one of four categories. Most questions will naturally fit into one primary lens. Once you've identified it, use that lens to give at least one layer of context.

Goal — Does the exercise or approach match what the client is actually training toward right now?

Programming — How is the exercise built into the plan? The same movement, programmed differently, delivers entirely different results.

Pain — Does past or current pain make this movement appropriate? Or does it change which variation is safe and effective?

Lifestyle — Does the client's schedule, stress load, and recovery capacity actually support the approach?

YOUR ACTION THIS WEEK

Every time you catch yourself saying "it depends" — in person, on a call, in a message — add one extra layer. Pick one of the four categories (Goal, Programming, Pain, Lifestyle) and explain what it depends on through that lens. Just one. Not all four. One. That's enough to start closing the gap between the answer you have and the understanding your client leaves with.

NEXT WEEK — EPISODE 5

David's keeping this one close to the chest — a special episode he hadn't fully formed at recording time. Tune in Monday to find out.

You know what exercise can do. You've seen it reverse the trajectory of someone's health, eliminate chronic pain, restore confidence, add years to a life. To you, the value of structured physical activity is a 100 out of 100. To most of your clients? It's a 5. That gap — between your real value and their perceived value — is, according to Dr. David Skolnik, the single biggest problem facing fitness professionals today.

And it touches everything. It makes it harder to market yourself. Harder to close a new client. Harder to charge what you're worth. It can even make it difficult to connect with people outside the fitness world who simply don't share your context, your knowledge, or your lived experience of what movement does to a human body.

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WHY THE GAP EXISTS

Clients aren't indifferent — they're uninformed. Most people come to coaching with one narrow goal: lose a little weight, follow doctor's orders, feel slightly less terrible. They think of a trainer the way they think of a mechanic: fix the one thing that's broken, keep it running, don't make me learn how the engine works.

They don't know that consistent resistance training reduces the risk of cognitive decline, dementia, and Alzheimer's. They don't know it lowers all-cause mortality, reduces cancer risk, improves cardiovascular health, protects bone density, reduces fall risk, and is one of the most evidence-backed interventions for depression and anxiety. If they did, filling a schedule and charging premium rates would be a very different conversation.

THE SOLUTION: SHARE THE WHY

The fix is not a better sales pitch. It's not a flashier Instagram reel. It's education — woven into every session, every program, every piece of content you create. Clients need to understand the reasoning behind your decisions, not just receive the output of them. When you explain why you increased reps, shortened rest, added a pause, or chose a specific exercise for a specific client, you are actively closing the value gap in real time.

David illustrates this with a real example: a client in his mid-60s performing a dumbbell step-up hang clean. The lazy caption is "cool exercise, DM for coaching." The high-value caption — the one David actually posted — explains what makes a balance exercise effective: challenging enough to require real-time correction, not so difficult the client fails. It connects the drill to the client's actual life goal: volunteering at golf events, carrying grandkids, not being the person on the course with a cane. That is the why. That is what closes the gap.

This approach works in both directions — with the clients you already have and with the audience you're building. If your clients are asking follow-up questions about your coaching decisions, so are your followers. Every explanation becomes content. Every coach's note becomes a reel. Every session becomes a masterclass your clients don't even realize they're attending.

YOUR ACTION THIS WEEK

In-person coaches: share the reason behind one training decision in every session this week. Why did the weight go up? Why did the rest period change? Why this exercise for this client right now? One decision. Every session. Every client.

Online coaches: add a coach's note to one workout per week for each client. Explain the reasoning behind one programming choice — the progression logic, the intensity target, the proximity to failure, the energy system you're training. Let them see inside your process.

Bonus: document every one of these moments. They are your content.

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REFERENCED IN THIS EPISODE

Instagram Reel — Dumbbell Step-Up Hang Clean with client Vince: what makes a great balance exercise (link below)

NEXT WEEK — EPISODE 4

The most common answer coaches give their clients — and why "it depends" might be doing more harm than good when it's not followed up with what it actually depends on.

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When a client's motivation dips, nothing else survives the fall. Compliance drops. Consistency disappears. Effort fades. And without those three things, results become impossible — which circles right back to episode one's core fear: the client who isn't getting results.

But here's what doesn't work: yelling louder. Making the program harder. Wondering why a fully employed adult with a family, a mortgage, and a calendar full of obligations isn't matching the energy you bring to the gym floor every day. We can't force motivation. What we can do is get curious, get empathetic, and get strategic.

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THE SOLUTION: THE THREE C'S

Dr. David Skolnik introduces a practical three-part framework for coaches dealing with unmotivated clients.

Capacity — Before you adjust the program, adjust your lens. What does this client's life actually allow right now? Work stress, family obligations, sleep quality, caregiving responsibilities — all of it affects how much a person can bring to their training. Their capacity this month may look nothing like it did six months ago, and that's not failure. That's life. Your job is to meet them where they are.

Clarity — Are you and your client still on the same page about what they're working toward — and does the current plan reflect that? Goals shift. Life changes fast. A well-designed 12-week block can become completely misaligned with a client's reality by week six. Rebuild the communication. Reclarify the target. Make sure the plan still makes sense for the person standing in front of you today.

Core Values — Motivation comes and goes. Discipline fluctuates. But core values — the one or two fundamental qualities a person anchors their identity to — do not change. David draws on Brené Brown's Dare to Lead and the OPEX coaching method to make the case: when training is connected to a client's core values (health, accountability, integrity, service, freedom), it stops being optional. It becomes part of who they are.

THE QUESTION THAT CHANGES EVERYTHING

Every coach has been there: a client who says they want results but isn't doing the work. The instinct is to push. To confront. To ask "why aren't you trying harder?" David challenges coaches to reframe entirely — and ask instead: what is making this feel hard? That one shift lowers defensiveness, opens conversation, and gets directly to the root of the capacity, clarity, or values disconnect driving the motivation problem.

RESOURCES

Core Values List — Use it yourself first, then share it with clients.

Dare to Lead by Brené Brown — Referenced for its framework on identifying and living by core values.

CoachRx — The coaching platform David uses and recommends. Listeners get a 30-day free trial using the link in the show notes. Manage client programs, billing, goal setting, habit tracking, and communication all in one place.

NEXT WEEK — EPISODE 3

Clients who don't value coaching as much as they should — and what coaches are supposed to do about it.

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What's the number one fear every coach carries? That their clients aren't getting results. But before we can talk about client behavior, programming, or nutrition — we need to call out the elephant in the room: Sometimes, we are the problem.

WELCOME TO THE SMARTER STRENGTH PODCAST

Dr. David Skolnik, DPT is back behind the mic — and this time, the mission is bigger. After 98 episodes of the Essential Strength Podcast (last recorded in 2022), David is launching a brand new weekly show designed specifically for fitness professionals who are done consuming content and ready to act on it.

The fitness industry has more information, more tools, and more opportunity than ever before. AI is reshaping how we work. The demand for skilled coaches has never been higher. And yet — coaches are overwhelmed, undervalued, and stuck in a loop of learning without applying. That ends here.

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THE PSA FORMAT — WHY IT'S DIFFERENT

Every episode of Smarter Strength follows a simple, powerful framework:

Problem — A real challenge facing coaches right now.
Solution — A practical, no-BS approach to addressing it.
Action — One specific thing you can do today to move the needle.

That action element is the whole point. There is no shortage of fitness podcasts — but almost none of them tell you what to do next. Smarter Strength fills that gap.

IN THIS EPISODE

David lays out the vision for the show and delivers a challenge directly to coaches: we have more power to change people's lives than we give ourselves credit for — but no one is going to hand us that recognition. We have to earn it, own it, and prove it through the results we get for our clients. When we do that, our clients become our best marketing — walking billboards for what a great coach can do.

All of this grinds to a halt if we don't acknowledge the elephant in the room - that more often than not, if client's aren't getting results, WE ARE THE PROBLEM. Us, the coaches. We need to get better at identifying the problems our clients want us to solve, not just whether or not they want more hypertrophy or muscle endurance. What is it that they can't solve on their own? What part of their life do they want exercise to improve? Without this knowledge, we'll never be able to deliver the results they want.

YOUR ACTION FOR THIS WEEK

Ask at least 5 clients: What is the number one thing in your life right now that you want exercise to improve?

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Our guest this week is Dr. Kyle Gillett.

In today’s conversation, Dr. Gillett and I talk about the concerning health trends he sees in men and women between the ages of 25 and 45 as well as the health trends that those over 50 should be aware of. We talk about the continuum of diet, exercise and pharmaceutical interventions in addressing obesity and the many downstream risk factors associated with excessively high body fat percentages. We also go deep on the topic on infertility - why rates are climbing and what we can do about it.

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Action Plan

My biggest takeaway - the the inspiration for your ACTION PLAN this week is this: while there are trends towards higher rates of certain diseases right now, especially metabolic conditions and declining fertility rates - there is also SO MUCH WE CAN DO ABOUT IT! Lifestyle changes, pharmaceutical support, dietary interventions… there is almost no problem that we cannot solve with the right team around us and the necessary tests to identify our personal risk factors.

So, your action plan this week is simply to go check out Marek Health - learn more about what they do and also, if you haven’t seen a doctor in 5 years - make a freakin appointment! If you feel amazing - GREAT - go get some labs done and figure out what your internal environment looks like when you feel awesome - that way in the future you and your medical team will know what to do in the inevitable event that one day you don’t feel so awesome whether because of age, environment, stress or illness. Be an active agent of your own health!

That’s it for this week. Until next time, we wish you STRENGTH and GOOD HEALTH.

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Our guest this week is Frank Benedetto.

On today’s episode, Frank and I talk about why so many healthcare professionals are finding themselves burned out but scared to leave their jobs, when and how to find your niche as a practitioner and I ask Frank if it is ever too early or too late to start a side hustle. Frank is also gracious enough to offer two free tools to help everyone listening design a life they will love and to help them discover their niche - both resources typically reserved for members of The Honey Badger Project - so be sure to check today’s show notes for links!

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Action Plan

Your action plan for the week is this - Block out the time needed to fill out the Life Design Worksheet, which is linked in the show notes for this episode. I can tell you from personal experience - the first time I did this exercise it was eye opening in a lot of ways. It gave me clarity as to what I really want my life to look like in a way I’d never experienced before, and it highlighted how my current work, income, and time management was not necessarily in alignment with what I said I wanted. And, spoiler alert - it still isn’t. I’m moving in the right direction - albeit slowly - but it’s high time I sat down and completed the Life Design Worksheet again, this time with my wife, and started taking more concrete steps towards living out my ideals. I hope you gain some valuable insight from this exercise… in fact I’m quite sure that you will.

That’s it for this week - until next time, we wish you STRENGTH and GOOD HEALTH.

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Our guest this week is Dr. Kristin Phillips, DPT & a Re-Release of the fifth most popular episode in Essential Strength History!

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Highlights - In today’s Conversation, Dr. Phillips and I discuss the pros and cons of the term “Women’s Health” in light of the fact that both men and women both have pelvic floor anatomy that can benefits from assessment and treatment. We talk about the link between pelvic health and sexual function as it relates to both men and women and we talk about some of the common misconceptions that people have about the day to day job of a pelvic health therapist.

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Action Plan - Your action plan this week is two fold:

First - your very practical action plan is simply to hop on the good old google machine and find your local women’s health physical therapist. You might not need their services now, but maybe you know someone who recently had a child and doesn’t even know pelvic floor rehab is available, and maybe at some point in the future this will be important for you personally. It’s always good to know where the healthcare specialists are in your area.

Second - your more broad action plan is to expand your professional knowledge base. Don’t assume that because you’ve been in an industry for 5 years, 10 years or longer that you have “seen it all” or that you know everything there is to know. This is part fo why I love having guests on who are fellow Physical Therapists specializing in treatment approaches I’m only peripherally familiar with, or has one lecture on in school. The best time to learn is now, and the next best time to learn is every day for the rest of your life.

That’s it for this week, be sure to tune in next time for my conversation with Frank Benedetto and a conversation that initially aired on November 3rd, 2021. This one is all about professional BURNOUT, especially as it relates to health and fitness professionals. 

Until then - we wish you STRENGTH and GOOD HEALTH!

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