the blog
coaching, recomposition, and the platform behind it.
Honest writing on how coaching actually works, why we priced Trainbase the way we did, and what it takes to build training around mutual accountability.
pricing
the $1 per client model
Why we priced Trainbase at a flat dollar per client, and threw out the tiers that punish coaches for growing.
- analysis
a founder's analysis of Trainerize
What the incumbent coaching platform gets right, where its model falls short, and why a new architecture was necessary.
- all-in-one
four fitness apps is three too many
Calories here, workouts there, sleep in a third app, your coach in a fourth. The case for one platform.
- training
a strength program for women that works
An evidence-based framework for women's strength training in 2026, myths dismantled and a sample 4-week block.
- technology
the algorithmic ceiling
Why one-size-fits-all fitness technology hits a hard limit, and what a human-in-the-loop system does instead.
- business
50 clients, no burnout
The methods that get you to 15 clients break long before 50. The systems that let you scale without becoming an administrator.
- engineering
the architecture of accountability
Mutual accountability is not a feature you bolt on. It is an emergent property of a single, shared data model.
- nutrition
nutrition tracking without the obsession
A coach's framework for using food tracking as a temporary teaching tool, not a source of anxiety.
- recovery
sleep, the fulcrum of progress
The eight-hour window where most adaptation happens is a data black hole for most coaches. It should not be.
- coaching
why your clients aren't getting results
Stalled progress is rarely a lazy client or a bad program. It is an accountability gap, and the gap is a system failure.