"An Analog-Fitness Enthusiast and Professional"

Off-the-cuff thoughts here:

Mostly, I am offering face-to-face services as a consultant, personal trainer, athletic conditioning coach, and kinesiologist/clinical exercise physiologist.

Can you imagine a residential seniors home that only has robots working with the seniors? Probably not. Can you imagine a 6 year old spending a whole day with AI? Would they not still need the human, empathic hand of a real teacher. What about a doctor? Now, what about a higher level personal trainer or kinesiologist? Make no mistake; in this digital (AI) platform age, my offerings are backed up (steeped) with education, experience, and ongoing study/practice. I think we can agree that human empathy and comfort are going to be important; maybe more so than ever. Even the science based programming at this point is quite easily rendered "less than" by those in the know.

Nowadays, some platform contents can benefit society. And variety is good because everyone is somewhat unique in their learning style. So, it's good to have lots of good choices.

If what I offer seems to appeal and benefit a certain profile of client/viewer/reader/user (and it does), I'm so glad.