Being a Coach versus Having a Coach

Since I’m a Coach, you might wonder why I need one? Good question. I asked myself the same thing about a month ago. Truth is, we all do better with support, guidance, accountability, and structure. Like many people, my job takes up a large portion of my day and finding the time to plan and do my workouts can be challenging. That is where Kelly and Rob come in. It is great to be able to focus my attention on the doing the workouts without having to also plan, monitor and evaluate them. Plus I have set myself some high goals for 2010 and knew I needed help to have the kind of performance I wanted at Nationals and to have a shot at Worlds. And the final reason – by being coached, I become a better coach.



Joanna Ezinga

http://www.ezingafitness.com

 

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