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Episode 04 of the CoachIQ Podcast Five and a half years ago, Jeff Schmidt didn’t want to be a trainer. He didn’t want to be a businessman. After over a decade as a high school head coach, he just wanted more time with his two sons before they grew up too fast. What started as […]

Most basketball trainers dream of opening their own facility. The vision is clear: your own space, your own schedule, complete control over your business. But the reality? That’s where most trainers get stuck. Tyler Leclerc knows both sides of that story. The Massachusetts-based trainer spent two years training anyone “with legs and arms that could […]

Most basketball trainers fantasize about opening their own facility. But when it comes to actual numbers, the information gets vague fast. “A lot of people just want the convenience and be able to say that they own a gym just so they can say that they do,” says Tyler Leclerc, owner of two successful Massachusetts […]

Most basketball trainers start the same way: one-on-one sessions at $60-100 per hour. It feels right. Personal attention. Focused development. Premium pricing. But here’s what Tyler Leclerc learned after years of grinding: Individual-only training is a trap that caps your income and limits player development. Tyler now runs two Massachusetts facilities with a group-first model […]

Startup Ignition Ventures Backs the Former D1 Athletes Building the Operating System for the Modern Sports Coach Sports coaches play a pivotal role in young athletes’ development but their impact is too often constrained by outdated tools and limited resources.  We’re on a mission to change that.  Today, we’re thrilled to share a pivotal milestone […]