My coaching system, self-guided in the app. Around thirty minutes, a few days a week, built for a real schedule instead of a perfect one.
Founding rate, locked in for as long as you stay. Month to month, cancel anytime.

They quit because the plan was built for their best week, not their worst one.
You know how it goes. Week one you're all in. Week two a kid gets sick, a deadline lands, the car starts making a noise, and that ninety-minute workout you promised yourself never had a chance. By week three the plan is a tab you stopped opening.
Here's the part nobody says out loud. Almost nobody comes to me with a fitness goal either. They come after a moment. A doctor visit that didn't go the way they hoped. A comment that stuck with them all week. A photo they wish they hadn't seen.
What that moment needs isn't more willpower. It needs a plan small enough to survive a bad week, with real structure underneath it so the small thing still adds up to something.
Ten honest minutes beats a perfect hour you skip. The streak is what changes you, not the highlight day.
The same programming I run with my clients, built out week to week in the app. I built the plan. You run it on your own schedule.
Phased training that progresses week to week, so what you do in month two is built on what you did in month one.
Stop collecting $12 workout plans you quit in a week.
Sessions land around thirty minutes, a few days a week. Short enough to survive your worst week, real enough to change something.
Designed for a real schedule.
Pick a full-gym program or a home program when you set up. If your situation changes, you switch.
No equipment excuse, either way.
Video demos on each exercise, so you're never standing there guessing what a movement is or how it should look.
No googling in the middle of a set.
Your targets, plus the plate approach I teach everybody: a palm of protein, a fist of veggies, a cupped handful of a smart carb, a thumb of fat.
Targets, not a food prison.
Log the workouts and watch the numbers move. Reminders and milestone nudges keep the streak honest.
Progress you can actually look at.
Founding rate, locked in for as long as you stay.
I'd rather you land in the right place than sign up for the wrong one.
In all honesty though, if you're on the fence between the two, start here. Moving up to Signature is easy whenever you want me in your corner.

Real client. Real change.
The industry sells the quick fix. Crash diet, brutal workouts, drop it fast, hand it all back later plus interest. I'd rather teach you something that sticks.
She came to me sure she was too busy to ever get in shape. Nothing about her calendar changed. What changed is she stopped chasing the perfect ninety-minute workout and started doing the thirty minutes that fit her life. Months later she was in the best shape she'd been in for years.
She complained at me through every single workout. She also showed up for every single one. Several pant sizes later she surprised herself a whole lot more than she surprised me. You don't have to love it. You have to keep showing up.
He came to me the weakest and most out of shape he'd ever been. He got to the strongest he's ever been, seeing muscles on himself he'd never seen before. He's still training with me.
Not one of them had more hours in the day than you do. They had a plan that fit the hours they had.
I'm opening Self-Led to a founding group first, at a rate that won't be around once founding closes.
Founding members keep $39 a month for as long as they stay. When founding closes, the price goes to $49 for everyone who joins after.
Self-Led is the programming without the personal coaching. You get the plan, the week-to-week progression, the app, the exercise demos, and your nutrition targets. What you don't get is me in your corner day to day: no check-ins, no video form reviews, no program rebuilt around an injury. That's Signature, and it costs more because it's my time.
Yes. It's month to month, no contract and no minimum. Cancel whenever and it stops at the end of that billing month.
Trainerize. It's free on iPhone or Android. After you check out I send your invite, you set a password, and your program is sitting there waiting for you.
Yes. Founding members keep $39 a month for as long as the membership stays active, even after the standard price goes to $49. The one honest catch: if you cancel and come back later, you come back at whatever the price is then.
No. Pick the home program at setup if you don't have one, or the full-gym program if you do. If that changes later, you switch.
Around thirty minutes a session, a few days a week. That's on purpose. A plan you can finish on your worst week is worth more than one you abandon on your best.
Exactly that. The three days proved eating simple works. This is the plan that keeps going, with the training to match.
Good. That's a starting point, not a disqualifier. The program starts where you are and builds from there.
If you've got things to work around, an old injury, sleep that fell apart, a job that keeps you on the road, that's when having a coach earns its keep. Signature is your program built from your intake, your nutrition, weekly check-ins I read and answer myself, and direct access to me. It starts with a conversation, not a checkout.
Book a Free CallTwenty minutes, free. If Self-Led is the better fit, I'll tell you that.
$39 a month, locked in for as long as you stay. Cancel whenever. The only hard part left is starting.
Start Self-Led for $39/moCome find me. I've got you.
Corey