We’re making a change to one of our weekly calls. We’re removing the Friday 10 AM Athletic Trainer Q&A and replacing it with the Friday 1 PM ET AT Business Roundtable. This is going to be the place for athletic trainers who want to learn how to: • Build their own business • Leverage their athletic training skills outside of the traditional AT model • Create additional income and financial freedom • Start, grow, and eventually scale a private practice • Navigate the real-world challenges of owning a business • Learn from other ATs who are building something of their own I want this to be a place where you can bring your business questions, ideas, struggles, wins, and even things you’re just thinking about pursuing. Athletic trainers have an incredible skill set. The goal is to help you learn how to leverage those skills to create more independence and wealth. 📅 Fridays ⏰ 1 PM Eastern Come ready to ask questions, share ideas, and build. See you Friday.

If you could change something that would make you like your job more, what would it be? It can’t be money or time off.

Hey guys! Want the group calls to be a huge value add to the group, even if they aren't attended by all! My hope is even if we get a couple people on, to record those and allow that to be a "podcast" we all can have to listen to! With the calls being so low attended recently, just wanted to ask What would you guys want to make them more used? Is it the timing, the content? I feel like the chat is great, but we can grow even more together in real time, or at least with audio listened to later! Any ideas guys?? Just want to make this a huge win for everyone!!

Took me 24 months, but I officially make more money with my private gig than I did with my traditional job! Just an encouragement to all you guys, AT can look completely different if you take a bet on yourself! You have an amazing skill, just takes building something where you are the benefactor of that, not another entity!

This past weekend, my small business, Everyday Athlete Co., provided care for strongman, powerlifting, and grid athletes. We also opened it up to spectators as well because I wanted to showcase what athletic trainers are capable of. We worked off of tips, and I wasn’t really expecting much. BUT! We made enough off of tips that I was able to cover meals and compensate my hired ATs. It was so cool and so many people were appreciative. I felt like I was doing what I was meant to do. I got a lot of leads with local athletes, and I’m excited to see how my business grows. What wins have happened for you recently?