00—
Check in
Discuss how you feel, what changed since the last session and whether the plan needs adjusting before you start.
Illustrative sequenceWhat a session can hold.
Not a stopwatch formula. A simple rhythm that leaves room for coaching, practice and a clear finish.
10—
Prepare
Use relevant movements and warm-up sets to practise positions, build readiness and choose an appropriate working level.
Timing is not a service promise20—
Work
Train the session priorities with active coaching. Load, range, pace and exercise choice can change as needed.
50—
Leave clear
Record the useful details and agree on the next action—whether that is another coached session or independent practice.
Energy without intimidation
Hard work is personal.
One person’s productive session is another person’s overload. The coach’s job is to make the challenge appropriate and the next step understandable.
- Options can change with experience and capacity
- Technique gets attention before spectacle
- Consistency matters more than a single heroic session
Pick the conversation. Not the program.
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