Look my friend – like it or not, 2026 is right around the corner.
Which leads me to a simple question:
Will this be your best year EVER?
Whether we’re talking about growing your fitness business, becoming a better coach, or just leading a more authentic and genuine life, I really think today’s episode is going to help!
Andy McCloy is the owner of Body Creations Inc in Madison, Alabama, and the co-founder of Built to Last Gym, which he started with the one and only Luka Hocevar.
And in this episode, we’re going to talk about how to take YOUR business, coaching and LIFE to the next level in 2026!
Quotable Quotes:
If it’s not on my calendar, it doesn’t exist
The more offers you make, the more opportunities you have to make a sale
You have to become the best version of yourself
This Week on the Physical Prep Podcast:
A little bit about Andy, and what’s new in his neck of the woods
Why it’s so critical as a trainer or coach to get clear on the lifestyle you want to lead FIRST
The power of living in your calendar (and Andy’s simple rule for doing this better!)
How to get over sales feeling “Slimy”
Why you absolutely, positively need to make more offers
What drove Andy and Luka Hocevar to start the Built to Last Gym mentorship
1-2 things you can start doing right now, TODAY, to make 2026 your best year EVER
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The assessment process I use to determine the best exercises for a client or athlete on Day 1, and how to set them up for maximal success down the line!
This certification is jam-packed with everything I’ve learned over the last 20 years of my career.
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Mike Robertson hosts the Physical Preparation Podcast, a space dedicated to the intricate craft of building better athletes and more effective coaches. Instead of quick fixes or fads, conversations here focus on the principles and practical details that form the foundation of sustainable performance. Each episode features in-depth discussions with leading experts from the health and fitness world, breaking down complex concepts into actionable strategies. You’ll hear honest explorations of training methodologies, injury prevention, and the nuanced decisions that separate good programs from great ones. This podcast serves as a continual education for anyone serious about understanding the ‘why’ behind physical preparation, whether you’re designing regimens for others or refining your own athletic journey. The dialogue is grounded in real-world application, aiming to sharpen your critical thinking and provide tools that can be implemented immediately. Tune in for a consistently insightful look at how intelligent training philosophy translates into tangible results, fostering a deeper appreciation for the art and science of human performance.
Author: Mike Robertson
Language: en-us
Episodes: 100
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