From NASA Systems Engineering to Biosensor Coaching Innovation

Duration: 45-60 minutes
Format: Keynote presentation with Q&A
Ideal For: Fitness Industry Conferences, Wellness Summits, and Personal Trainer Organizations

What Audiences Learn:

• Why continuous glucose monitoring is the next major innovation in fitness (beyond heart rate monitors and fitness trackers)

• How biosensor technology creates premium positioning and recurring revenue for trainers

• The business opportunity: $30K-60K additional annual revenue per trainer

• Real case studies of trainers transforming their practices with CGM coaching

• The 5 glucose patterns every fitness professional should recognize (visual examples)

• How to get started: certification, CGM access, client acquisition strategies

Key Takeaways:

• Understand the biosensor coaching market opportunity

• Recognize how CGM data reveals what food logs can’t show

• Learn the business model for profitable CGM services

• See real examples of trainer success stories

• Get a roadmap for adding biosensor coaching to the existing practice

Audience Response: "Amanda’s keynote completely shifted how I think about nutrition coaching. I enrolled in her certification the next day."

Duration: 90-120 minutes
Format: Interactive workshop with case study analysis
Ideal For: Advanced Fitness Professionals, Coaches Seeking Depth, Technical Audiences

What Participants Do:

• Learn the NASA systems thinking framework (how to analyze complex interconnected variables)

• Apply framework to real glucose data (analyze actual CGM graphs together)

• Identify patterns using the BioFit methodology (hands-on pattern recognition)

• Practice intervention planning (if-then decision trees for coaching recommendations)

• Develop client communication strategies (explaining complex data simply)

Workshop Structure:

• Part 1 (30 min): NASA systems thinking principles applied to metabolism

• Part 2 (40 min): Live glucose graph analysis with 10 real client cases

• Part 3 (30 min): Intervention planning and client communication practice

• Part 4 (20 min): Q&A and resources

Materials Provided:

• Workshop workbook (pattern recognition guide)

• Case study graphs (take-home practice)

• Resource list (continuing education opportunities)

Participant Outcomes:

• Analyze glucose graphs confidently

• Recognize 10-15 key patterns

• Design targeted interventions

• Communicate findings clearly to clients

Duration: 60-75 minutes
Format: Technical presentation with visual demonstrations
Ideal For: Health Professionals, Registered Dietitians, Exercise Physiologists, and Medical Conferences

Content Covered:

Fasting & Overnight Patterns:

• Dawn phenomenon and cortisol awakening response

• Nocturnal hypoglycemia identification

• Somogyi effect and rebound hyperglycemia

• Clinical implications and coaching interventions

Post-Meal Response Patterns:

• Standard spike and recovery (healthy baseline)

• Extended plateau patterns (insulin resistance indicators)

• Reactive hypoglycemia (post-meal crashes)

• Meal sequence effects on glucose control

Exercise Response Patterns:

• Anaerobic spike during high-intensity training

• Aerobic stability in Zone 2 training

• Post-exercise hypoglycemia risks

• Training optimization using glucose feedback

Red Flag Patterns:

• When to refer to medical professionals

• Dangerous patterns requiring immediate intervention

• Scope of practice boundaries for fitness professionals

Audience: Health professionals seeking technical depth and clinical application

Duration: 45-60 minutes
Format: Panel discussion with multiple experts, moderated Q&A
Ideal For: Medical Conferences, Wellness Expos, Multi-Disciplinary Health Events

Amanda's Perspective:

• Fitness professional adoption of CGM technology

• Bridging the gap between medical community and wellness industry

• Ethical considerations and scope of practice boundaries

• Patient empowerment through data access and education

• Collaboration models (fitness professionals + physicians + RDs)

Panel Topics:

• CGM accessibility and over-the-counter biosensor approval

• Evidence base for non-diabetic CGM use

• Insurance coverage and reimbursement future

• Professional training and credentialing standards

• Patient outcomes and behavior change effectiveness

Duration: 2-3 hours (or full-day intensive)
Format: Business strategy workshop with implementation planning
Ideal For: Fitness Entrepreneurs, Studio Owners, Established Trainers Seeking Specialization

Business Model Deep Dive:

Revenue Architecture:

• Pricing strategies ($200-750/month justified)

• Package design (3-month, 6-month, 12-month programs)

• Profit margin analysis (with and without wholesale CGM access)

• Capacity planning (time per client, ideal client count)

Client Acquisition Systems:

• Converting existing clients (highest ROI strategy)

• Discovery call frameworks (consultation to enrollment)

• Marketing funnels (lead magnets to application)

• Positioning strategies (premium vs. accessible pricing)

Operations & Delivery:

• Service delivery workflows (daily, weekly, monthly tasks)

• Technology stack (minimal software requirements)

• Client communication cadence (optimal touchpoint frequency)

• Scaling strategies (10 clients to 15 clients to team)

Financial Projections:

• Year 1 revenue expectations ($20K-40K realistic)

• Break-even timeline (6-12 months average)

• ROI calculations (300-500% Year 1 typical)

• Scaling scenarios (revenue growth path to $100K+)

Workshop Deliverables:

• Personalized business plan template

• Pricing calculator spreadsheet

• 90-day launch roadmap

• Client acquisition scripts

Duration: 45-60 minutes
Format: Sports performance presentation with athlete case studies
Ideal For: Sports Medicine Conferences, Strength Coaching Associations, Athletic Trainers

Performance Applications:

• Pre-workout fueling strategies using glucose data

• Intra-workout glucose management for endurance athletes

• Post-workout recovery optimization via metabolic monitoring

• Competition day nutrition planning with CGM validation

• Overtraining detection through glucose dysregulation patterns

Case Studies:

• Endurance athlete (marathon runner optimizing race-day fueling)

• Strength athlete (powerlifter managing training intensity and recovery)

• Team sport athlete (basketball player optimizing energy throughout game)

Practical Takeaways:

• Athlete-specific glucose targets and ranges

• Training periodization with metabolic feedback

• Performance enhancement without supplements or ergogenic aids

• Return-to-play monitoring after injury or illness

Amanda can tailor presentations to your event's specific needs:

• Women's health and hormonal considerations in glucose monitoring

• CGM coaching for weight loss and body composition

• Corporate wellness: Employee metabolic health programs

• Technology integration: CGM + wearables + apps ecosystem

• Ethics and scope of practice in biosensor coaching

• Preventing diabetes: Pre-diabetes identification and reversal