Remote Track · By Application
There is no self-checkout here and no program to add to a cart. Remote coaching is a limited application track, because coaching a lift you can't see demands more screening, not less.
01 / What Applying Involves
A short call to cover your training history, any injuries you've had cleared by a provider, equipment access, and what your week actually allows. This is where fit gets decided — in both directions.
You film a specified set of positions and lifts. The same CES lens used on the private floor in Las Vegas gets applied to the footage — movement quality, range restriction, and where force is leaking.
If the screen supports remote work, you're invited onto a programmed block with scheduled re-tests. If it doesn't — if what you need is hands-on coaching, or a licensed provider — you'll be told that instead of sold something.
02 / Start
If you're in the valley, skip the application track entirely. The 45-minute in-person movement assessment is faster, more thorough, and the fee is credited to your first month.
Bring your history and your schedule. No payment is collected on this call — it exists to determine whether remote coaching can actually serve you.
Coaching is education and programming within NASM CPT, CES, and CNC scope — not medical care, physical therapy, or clinical dietetics. Nothing here diagnoses or treats any condition. If something in your screen needs a physician, physical therapist, or registered dietitian, you'll be referred rather than programmed around.