We’re back with hosts Dr. Stacia Kelly and Corry Matthews to discuss some of what Strength and Grace has been doing while not podcasting. Join us to hear some success stories of athletes and transformation clients. Stick around for some really interesting news at the end!
Show Notes:
0:00 - Intro
1:20 - The ladies have been super busy with clients, shows and more
2:35 - Before we discuss clients, let’s define the type of clients
4:00 - Vanessa is both athlete and transformation
5:11 - Josh’s transformation was based on a military requirement
6:44 - If you do the plan, it will work.
8:00 - Support from the spouse is a big help
9:06 - Getting the family involved can also help
11:22 - Learning to read menus can be a big part when eating out
12:12 - The Becky and the baby story
13:40 - Ron's story aka #AlltheTrophies
15:57 - Albert, the single dad
17:49 - What about Bob?
18:40 - There is a Facebook group for accountability
20:22 - Everyone has to start somewhere
22:10 - Kim's awesome
24:44 - Joanne and Tara are the last two examples
26:20 - Strength and Grace Promotions for the bodybuilding shows
27:00 - THE BIG ANNOUNCEMENT!
28:00 - Where to start if you're interested
29:09 - Outro
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athletes, bikini, bodybuilding, clients, Corry Matthews, Dr. Stacia Kelly, fitness, mmvanpc, physique, Strength and Grace, Strength and Grace Promotions, transformation
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