In this episode, I break down the often-overlooked importance of gym inductions, especially for neurodivergent individuals and those who feel traditional fitness spaces weren't designed for them. I'm Rhiannon Cooper a personal trainer with a difference.
What You'll Learn:
As someone diagnosed with autism and ADHD at 30, Rhiannon shares her personal journey from feeling out of place in fitness spaces to becoming a qualified personal trainer. She explains how gym inductions can help expand your comfort zone and build confidence in an unfamiliar environment.
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