
Ken Schmidt’s Journey from Military Trainer to Fitness Inventor
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In this episode of the Fit Biz Accelerator, host Tobias Young interviews Ken Schmidt, a fitness coach and inventor of X-Bands. Ken shares his journey from a sports-loving kid in Wisconsin to a military fitness trainer and ultimately to a successful entrepreneur. He discusses the importance of listening to clients, the challenges of inventing fitness products, and the significance of mentorship in business. Ken also highlights the growing trend of home fitness and his mission to help dads reclaim their fitness through community and accountability.
Takeaways
- Ken's journey into fitness began with sports in Wisconsin.
- The military instilled a strong fitness discipline in Ken.
- Listening to clients is crucial for effective coaching.
- Ken invented X-Bands to solve the problem of portable workouts.
- The patent process can be lengthy and complex but is essential for protecting ideas.
- Mentorship can significantly accelerate business growth.
- Home fitness is becoming increasingly popular post-COVID.
- Building a community is key to motivating clients.
- Consistency in marketing leads to client inquiries.
- Online coaching allows for greater flexibility and scalability.
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