The Coach Fundamentals Program will make you a better coach and more money if you use the tools and apply the training with your clients. 

Complete all the modules, do the assessments with your athletes, use the corrective action programs and participate in the community. 

If you have questions we're happy to help.

Have a great day,
The Active Life Team

You probably think we're going to talk about the Community again today. 

Nope. :) 

We're talking about when to shut an athlete down and send them to a doctor. 

Sharp pain, numbness, radiating pain, loss of strength or consciousness requires a medical professional. 

You can send them to a local professional or have them contact us. 

If you aren't sure what to do...ask in the Community. :)

Have a great day, 
The Active Life Team

You can probably guess what we're talking about today - the Community. 

For real, if you aren't sure what to do just ask a question. We're happy to help. 

Click here to go to the Community.

See you in the community ;), 
The Active Life Team

Rule #1: Assess. Don't guess. 
If an athlete has an issue always start with the Active Life Flexibility and Mobility Assessments. 

Rule #2: Don't let load exceed capacity. 
Keep your athletes in safe ranges of motion using appropriate weight.  

Rule #3: Know your clients. 
A LOT of athletes in our 1 on 1 training program are injured due to overtraining. It's your job as a coach to know enough about your clients to tell them when it's time to take a rest day...or rest week. 

Rule #4: Ask For Help
If you aren't sure what to do ask for help in the community. 

I know...we say this a lot. :) 

Click here to go to the Community.

Have a great day, 
The Active Life Team

If you run into an issue and aren't sure how to deal with it don't hesitate to ask a question in the community. 

I know we say this A LOT but it's important. 

Never be afraid to ask for help. It's literally our job to answer your questions. :) 

Click here to go to the Community.

Have a great day, 
The Active Life Team

To use Kajabi you must know this stuff.

Use this to find a description for key Kajabi terms and link to additional information about that term.

Announcement: Text displayed at the top of every screen. Can include links.

Assessment: A Quiz or a Test associated with a Product or a Survey associated with a Landing Page.

Automation: An Offer can include 1 or many When – Then – If Automations to do something at the end of a purchase or form submission.

Blog and Post: Just like with Wordpress. Very basic.

Cart Abandonment: An Offer can automatically send an email to a buyer who enters their email but does not complete the purchase.

Category: A Section of a Course. A Course can contain 1 Category or many.

Community:  An interactive group useful for communication with and between members.

Contact: We know their email, but they have not purchased anything.

Course: A collection of posts used to educate members, usually for a price.

Custom Code: In text entry...

To use Kajabi you must know this stuff.

Use this when you need help.

Login to app.kajabi.com and start at Left Sidebar > Help to view 2 help options (image below).

Chat With Us Now

Opens a chat window and connects you to Kajabi Support (image below).

Response is typically fast. Some of them know a lot, others less. It appears they can go somewhere for help when they don't know the answer. 

Beware: I received 1 answer that was 100% backwards. Fortunately, it was obvious the agent was guessing so I researched further. If you chat back you'll likely get a different agent.

Kajabi has 1 main focus. When you wander outside that focus you'll find limitations. However, they are so good at their very important main focus it is worth it.

Browse Our Help Site

Takes you to Kajabi's help site in a subdomain: help.kajabi.com.

Enter a search term and potentially useful documents are listed.

Unfortunately, Kajabi documentation is typically very high level. I rarely...

To use Kajabi you must know this stuff.

Set up the site and occasionally make changes as the business plan evolves.

Quick Links: Site Settings | Account Settings | Email Templates

Bottom Line: 

Inserted images are difficult to distinguish from document text. Where does an image start and where does it end? We added double horizontal lines above and below images to assist.

Login to app.kajabi.com and start at Left Sidebar > Settings to view a screen with 2 sections: Site Settings and Account Settings.

Site Settings

Site Details: Basic site information.

Blog Settings: Default SEO Page Title, Description and Image.

Payment Integrations: Connect to one or both: Stripe and PayPal. Rather technical if you've never done it before.

Custom Domain: Eliminate kajabi from the site's URL. Always do this. It is the most technical thing required during setup. Payment integrations are second.

Marketing Settings: Company address, branding and...

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Manage people who have opted in and/or have purchased a product.

Quick Links: People | Assessments | Affiliates

Worksheets: Assessment

People

Login to app.kajabi.com and start at Left Sidebar > People to view a list of people (image below).

Manage Tags: Click Manage Tags to list all tags and show a count of people with each tag. Click "+ Add Tag" on screen upper right to add a tag.

Search Filter:  By default all people are listed. Use the filter drop down to narrow the list. There are lots of filter options. When selected, many options ask you to pick a specific target from a drop down list. For example, pick the filter "Owns any of these products". When selected, you then pick 1 or more products from a drop down list of all products.

Saved Segments: A filtered list of people is called a Segment. If you want to view this segment often, save it and give it a name. You can recall it later without...

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Quick Links: Pipelines | Email Campaigns | Automations | Events | Forms

Worksheets: Pipeline | Email Campaign | Each Email | Automation | Event | Form

Bottom Line: Kajabi is highly focused on Marketing and provides powerful tools to assist. Marketing tools include Pipelines, Email Campaigns, Automations, Events and Forms.

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Pipelines

Pipelines are a linked series of emails and pages often surrounding an Event. They are designed to streamline sales flow and automate marketing.

Links: List | Add | Edit | Delete | Clone| Rename | Export

Login to app.kajabi.com and start at Left Sidebar > Marketing > Pipelines to view a list of Pipelines (image below).

List of Pipelines

Visitors: Click to view a list of people who visited the...