Legend of the fitness sales scene, China Richardson, talks rapport, clarity of motivation, and why you should decline clients if you can’t over-deliver for them, with Network’s Oliver Kitchingman.

Managing Director of Willows Health Group, Troy Morgan, talks working with wearables not against them, and translating data into meaningful actions and achievements, with Network’s Oliver Kitchingman.

TRX developer and educator Fraser Quelch talks the real origins of TRX (or should that be TravelX?), foundational movements and how this fitness tool can be used with everyone from clients with MS to elite athletes, with Network’s Rachel Livingstone.

Renowned trainer and educator Krista Popowych talks creating a sense of fun and community with training clients, managing mixed abilities in small group training, and her top training tools for outdoor group work, with Network’s Kathryn Weihen.

Eating disorder survivor and campaigner Eleni Psillakis discusses acknowledging problem behaviours, the danger of equating body image with physical and mental health, and why fitness professionals are really health professionals.

Mindset and performance coach Greg Sellar talks fixed and growth mindsets, understanding other’s viewpoints, and why falling off the fitness wagon is feedback, not failure, with Network’s Oliver Kitchingman.

Renowned club owner, industry adviser and health club consultant, Bill McBride talks people vs tech, and how to over-deliver your way to profitability, with Network’s Oliver Kitchingman.

The Director of Curriculum for Precision Nutrition, Krista Scott-Dixon, talks the effect of exercise on the immune system, the role protein plays in recovery, and why we should eat stinky foods, with Network’s Rachel Livingstone.

Head of Fitness for Les Mills New Zealand, Ish Cheyne, talks specialisation, contracting and cashflow, and why trainers should stop trying to get married in a Tinder world, with Network’s Oliver Kitchingman.

'Corrective’ exercise specialist and performance enhancer Perry Nickelston talks re-thinking movement, why medicine is disempowering, why we need to be truly proud to be fitness professionals, and walking the crazy shit path... with Network’s Alisha Smith.