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hustle.run.thrive. blog — coaching culture

Support Isn’t a Compliment If It’s Still About Her Body

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Many coaches claim to support women, but their compliments still center appearance. Learn why real support focuses on effort—not body size—and how to shift the narrative in fitness spaces.

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Coaching Credibility Isn't One-Size-Fits-All: On Ego, Misogyny, and the Power of Perspective

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Explore how ego, misogyny, and gaslighting show up in coaching culture, and why coaching credibility isn’t limited to lived experience. A bold call for empathy, nuance, and inclusive leadership in fitness coaching.

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The Hidden Truths of Coaching: What No Certification Prepares You For

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Discover the deeper truths of becoming a running coach. Learn about emotional labor, communication skills, boundaries, self-doubt, and the real human work behind coaching successful athletes.

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