Team Beach Body

Hello again,

Question - Are any of you out there Team Beach Body consultants? I have considered it for awhile as a way to keep my fitness lifestyle on track and as a way to make extra money as well as help others. Now that I am approaching college graduation and I will have more time to devote to it. I am nervous that I need to be in better shape to do it, any advice? I was actually mentioning this idea to a co-worker and I said "I should become a fitness trainer" and that very day I received an email from Team Beach Body about a new career; this could be my fate. Any advice on this matter would be awesome.

I am a Beachbody coach and I love it!!!!!! I wasn't fit when I started and you don't have to be, just be a product of the product. It was the best decision I ever made! I'm not at my goal either but getting closer daily. And discovered that I truly love helping people and love to share this amazing company with everyone. If your not already working with a coach, find one you feel comfortable with, you want an upline who will be supportive and be there to help you build your business. If you have any other questions feel free to msg me..

Best of Luck,

Beverly

I became a BB coach after about a month of working out to Power 90. I was really hooked on the program and was getting good results and wanted a discount on the Shakeology and Recovery formula. I figured any income I got would be nice but it's not the primary focus. I've made some commissions selling workouts to my co-workers and a few friends, my wife uses Shakeology as well. I've popped up into the emerald rank once or twice and gotten the infomercial customers assigned to me but none ever respond to my welcome messages, nor have they purchased anything else. I'm not complaining as I haven't applied all of the concepts they say gets results, I'm content using it for the discount and any occasional commission that happens by. I also have a few folks from here who previously had an unresponsive coach and swapped over to me because I'm here all the time and provide support and encouragement as they need it. They help keep me accountable to my goals as well.

To answer your other question, I wasn't fit when I started as a coach and am still not where I want to be. I think it's walking the walk and making progress that counts. It'll be that much more impressive when you DO get to your goal.

BTW, I just started working towards my personal trainer certification, perhaps it will help provide some more credibility to the BB side of things if I decide to step it up.

Good luck