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Markus Evers, CEO and co-founder of Coachway

Markus Evers

CEO & Co-Founder, Coachway · Copenhagen

Markus co-founded Coachway after 6+ years running growth for online fitness coaches across the Nordics, the UK, and Germany - first as an agency scaling coaching businesses hands-on, then by building the platform those coaches run on. He writes every Coachway guide and comparison himself: pricing math, check-in workflows, platform comparisons, and the playbooks coaches use to get past their first 30, 50, and 100 clients.

Recent guides and comparisons by Markus

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Workflow 8 min read

Nick Littlehales on Programming Sleep and Recovery (Coach Breakdown)

Nick Littlehales's R90 sleep method, broken down for coaches: reframe sleep from an 8-hour target into programmable recovery - 90-minute cycles, a fixed wake time, planned recovery windows - coached within scope.

Nutrition 8 min read

Bill Campbell on Preserving Muscle During Weight Loss (Coach Breakdown)

Dr. Bill Campbell on muscle preservation during rapid and GLP-1-assisted weight loss, broken down for coaches: resistance training plus adequate protein protect lean mass while fat comes off - with a clear line between coaching and the physician. Not medical advice.

Workflow 8 min read

Patrick McKeown on Functional Breathing (Coach Breakdown)

Patrick McKeown and the Oxygen Advantage method, broken down for coaches: nasal breathing as the default, breathing light instead of over-breathing, the BOLT score as a trainable metric, plus how to coach it online within scope. Not medical advice.

Workflow 8 min read

Jedd Johnson on Training Grip Strength (Coach Breakdown)

Jedd Johnson on grip, broken down for coaches: it's a trainable specialty with distinct sub-types - crush, support, pinch, wrist - matched to the goal's demand and progressed like any lift, plus how to program and track it online.

Workflow 8 min read

Steve Magness on Adjusting a Bad Workout (Coach Breakdown)

Steve Magness on in-session judgment, broken down for coaches: when a workout goes badly, diagnose why - under-recovery, a bad day, a mental wall, too-hard programming - and adjust rather than blindly push through or abandon it.

Workflow 8 min read

Tom Morrison on the Simplistic Mobility Method (Coach Breakdown)

Tom Morrison on the Simplistic Mobility Method, broken down for coaches: coach mobility as a short, fixed daily sequence the client actually repeats, because adherence beats complexity. General mobility coaching, not injury treatment.

Workflow 8 min read

Jessie Mundell on Postpartum Return to Running (Coach Breakdown)

Jessie Mundell on returning to running postpartum, broken down for coaches: a graded, symptom-aware progression - build the foundation, stage impact, watch symptoms - delivered within medical clearance and a pelvic-floor physio's guidance. Not medical advice.

Workflow 8 min read

Sam Miller on a Client-Retention System (Coach Breakdown)

Sam Miller on client retention, broken down for coaches: build a system - structured onboarding, a proactive check-in cadence, visible progress and milestone renewals - so clients stay, instead of chasing new ones on a hamster wheel.

Workflow 8 min read

Ben Pollack on Powerlifting Peaking (Coach Breakdown)

Ben Pollack on peaking for a powerlifting meet, broken down for coaches: ramp intensity toward maximal singles, cut volume to shed fatigue, time the last heavy single to the meet, and individualise the taper with readiness data.

Workflow 8 min read

Sonny Webster on the Clean (Coach Breakdown)

Sonny Webster on the clean, broken down for coaches: coach it in order - setup, pull, the make-or-break fast turnover into a solid front rack, and a full front-squat receive - and treat front-rack mobility as a prerequisite.

Workflow 8 min read

Oleksiy Torokhtiy on the Split Jerk (Coach Breakdown)

Oleksiy Torokhtiy on the split jerk, broken down for coaches: coach it as a 5-step positional map - vertical dip and drive, punch and re-bend under the bar, a balanced split landing, a locked overhead receive - and gate load behind the positions.

Workflow 8 min read

Nick Winkelman on Coaching Cues (Coach Breakdown)

Nick Winkelman on cueing, broken down for coaches: an external focus of attention - cue the outcome, not the body part - plus outcome-oriented language and analogies generally produce better motor learning and performance than internal cues.

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