Use in FirstRep email-sequence

Welcome Email

This section introduces clients to the body positive approach and sets the tone for their journey.

Enter your name
Share a warm welcome message

Understanding Body Positivity

Explain the principles of body positivity and its importance in fitness.

List key principles of body positivity
What does body positivity mean to you?

Setting Non-Appearance-Based Goals

Guide clients in setting goals that focus on health and well-being rather than appearance.

Describe your non-appearance-based goal

Tracking Progress Without the Scale

Offer alternative ways to measure progress that do not involve weight.

Describe how you feel about your progress

Navigating Diet Culture

Provide tips for clients to identify and challenge diet culture in their fitness journey.

What triggers diet culture thoughts for you?
List strategies to combat these triggers

Joyful Movement Practices

Encourage clients to find joy in physical activity without pressure.

Share a joyful movement experience

Building a Supportive Community

Emphasize the importance of connection and support in the fitness journey.

Who can you reach out to for support?
List activities you can do with your community

Why Use This Template

Fosters self-acceptance

This sequence promotes a healthier relationship with movement and body image.

Encourages holistic well-being

Focus on mental, emotional, and physical health rather than appearance.

How to Use

1

Send the welcome email to initiate the onboarding process.

2

Follow up with personalized emails based on client responses.

Customization Tips

  1. Use inclusive language that resonates with your audience.
  2. Incorporate personal stories to enhance relatability.
  3. Encourage clients to share their experiences and feedback.

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Frequently Asked Questions

What if I feel triggered by certain topics?

It's crucial to communicate your feelings with your coach, who can adjust the approach to better suit your needs.

How can I measure progress without a scale?

Focus on non-scale victories, such as improved mood, energy, and enjoyment of movement.