EPISODE · Jul 13, 2026 · 31 MIN
How To Get 5- 8 New PT Clients In 8 Weeks
from The Personal Trainer Mentor Academy Podcast · host Nik And Ant - PTMA Podcast
Join the AcceleratorI'm back after two weeks off, and we get straight into it — why the PT Business Accelerator is priced way below what it's worth (Ant's words, not mine), what actually predicts whether someone gets results from it, and then a run of proper Q&A: separating your work and personal phone, what makes a hook actually stop a scroll, how to raise your prices without losing your members, my honest take on consultation chats, Ant's biggest learnings from years of running them, the one trait every coach who makes it seems to share, and whether you should make a new small group client wait for the next training block. Good one this week.Timestamps:00:00 — Intro: back after 2 weeks off, monthly review week00:48 — PT Business Accelerator: why it's the best next step for coaches right now01:06 — 3rd intake opens 27 July — dates and context03:24 — What the Accelerator actually delivers: next 5–8 clients in 8 weeks04:16 — Why the price is the biggest differentiator ("it's shit for that price")06:37 — What the weekly call is actually for (accountability, not more info)07:58 — The honest numbers: 12/20 engaged by week 4, 9–10/20 by week 810:28 — The real peace of mind it gives you day to day13:06 — The 8-week framework, and what you keep forever after13:35 — Link, wrap-up on the Accelerator14:22 — Q: Should I get a separate work phone for client comms?15:06 — Q: What makes a good hook?19:21 — Q: How do I raise membership prices without losing clients?23:19 — Q: Tips for consultation chats — front-end offer vs core offer?26:38 — Q: Ant's biggest learnings from consultations over the years30:22 — Q: The #1 personal quality of coaches who actually make it32:52 — Q: Should a new small group client wait for the next training block?37:55 — Wrap-up and outro banter
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