The client should do the research on what they’re signing up for; but, at the same time, I don’t know that we’ve done a good enough job at educating to be able to teach somebody how to discern, “Is this the right workout for me?”

Krysta Huber

The fitness world was dramatically shaken up during the past year-and-a-half—and with it our own goals. With gyms and other fitness establishments finally opening up, how do we get back on track and move forward in an industry that has transformed in so many ways?

Krysta is a certified personal trainer and nutrition coach who is the founder of The Fitness FYX brand and the FYX Studio platform. She is the host of THE FYX podcast, a show which covers “all things fitness, nutrition, love, loss, personal and professional relationships, entrepreneurship, being a damn millennial, and embracing that stereotype.”

Listen in as Krysta gives us her thoughts on getting unstuck and taking proactive steps toward your health and fitness goals in the new normal.

She explains the double-edged sword that is the ease of becoming certified as a coach nowadays. She says that this means personal accountability has become one of the biggest keys to breaking through the noise as a trainer—especially boutique ones like herself. Krysta says that trainers now have the responsibility to perform a self-audit to ensure continuous improvement in their specialties.

For both trainers and trainees, she reminds us that more training doesn’t necessarily equal better training and to not become distracted by the increasing complexity and the bells and whistles of the modern fitness industry.

Follow Krysta @thekrystahuber

Follow Chase @chase_chewning

Key Highlights

  • Krysta breaks down the difference between results-oriented training and training for general health purposes.

  • Are you just moving, or are you there to get results? Krysta touches on how much of the responsibility in setting performance expectations lies with the trainee and how much lies with the trainer.

  • How effective is community-centered training compared to individual sessions with regard to hitting your personal health and fitness goals?

  • What can someone ask their trainer to get an answer that’s going to put them on the path to getting real results instead of just going through the motions?

  • Krysta explains why too much variety in your workouts can be a limiting factor in seeing results.

Powerful Quotes by Krysta Huber

The client should do the research on what they’re signing up for; but, at the same time, I don’t know that we’ve done a good enough job at educating to be able to teach somebody how to discern, “Is this the right workout for me?”

It’s not “should’ve”, “would’ve”, or “could’ve”. It’s, what can you literally do right in this moment, today?

Be okay with the fact that change is the one thing that is always guaranteed and that you’ve just got to roll with it even if it doesn’t go exactly how you want it to.


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EFR 506: Holding Fitness Trends Accountable and Why More Training Does Not Equal Better Results with Krysta Huber

The fitness world was dramatically shaken up during the past year-and-a-half—and with it our own goals. With gyms and other fitness establishments finally opening up, how do we get back on track and move forward in an industry that has transformed in so many ways?

Krysta is a certified personal trainer and nutrition coach who is the founder of The Fitness FYX brand and the FYX Studio platform. She is the host of THE FYX podcast, a show which covers “all things fitness, nutrition, love, loss, personal and professional relationships, entrepreneurship, being a damn millennial, and embracing that stereotype.”

Listen in as Krysta gives us her thoughts on getting unstuck and taking proactive steps toward your health and fitness goals in the new normal.

She explains the double-edged sword that is the ease of becoming certified as a coach nowadays. She says that this means personal accountability has become one of the biggest keys to breaking through the noise as a trainer—especially boutique ones like herself. Krysta says that trainers now have the responsibility to perform a self-audit to ensure continuous improvement in their specialties.

For both trainers and trainees, she reminds us that more training doesn’t necessarily equal better training and to not become distracted by the increasing complexity and the bells and whistles of the modern fitness industry.

Follow Krysta @thekrystahuber

Follow Chase @chase_chewning

Key Highlights

  • Krysta breaks down the difference between results-oriented training and training for general health purposes.

  • Are you just moving, or are you there to get results? Krysta touches on how much of the responsibility in setting performance expectations lies with the trainee and how much lies with the trainer.

  • How effective is community-centered training compared to individual sessions with regard to hitting your personal health and fitness goals?

  • What can someone ask their trainer to get an answer that’s going to put them on the path to getting real results instead of just going through the motions?

  • Krysta explains why too much variety in your workouts can be a limiting factor in seeing results.

Powerful Quotes by Krysta Huber

The client should do the research on what they’re signing up for; but, at the same time, I don’t know that we’ve done a good enough job at educating to be able to teach somebody how to discern, “Is this the right workout for me?”

It’s not “should’ve”, “would’ve”, or “could’ve”. It’s, what can you literally do right in this moment, today?

Be okay with the fact that change is the one thing that is always guaranteed and that you’ve just got to roll with it even if it doesn’t go exactly how you want it to.


Ever Forward Radio is brought to you by Paleovalley

Paleovalley 100% Grass Fed Beef Sticks are the only beef sticks in the USA made from 100% grass fed/grass finished beef and organic spices that are naturally fermented.

Our 100% Grass Fed Beef Sticks are unlike anything else on the market. In fact, they were recently voted in Paleo Magazine as one of the top snacks of the year.

The reason is that we are committed to making the highest quality, clean products that are free from problematic ingredients.

Our beef comes from 100% grass fed cows raised entirely on natural grass pastures by family farmers right here in the USA. As a result they are healthy and happy.

CLICK HERE and save 15% with checkout code EVERFORWARD