

Tips for Coaching Mixed Level Group Fitness Classes
Coaching mixed level group fitness classes can be challenging. Use these tips to elevate your coaching and make all participants feel like superstars!
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Coaching mixed level group fitness classes can be challenging. Use these tips to elevate your coaching and make all participants feel like superstars!
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Our goal is to make your lives just a little bit easier, which is why we’ve got a great collection of resources to help you plan classes and get inspired to teach.
We want you to thrive as a fit pro – so we’re giving you resources to save you time planning classes. But more importantly, we’re here to support you as you aim to avoid burnout, stay mentally sane, and keep your body healthy.
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