How We Work

Quick Answer

We Train Atlanta is the Atlanta brand, provider-network, operator-standard, partnership, education, and referral platform. It serves clients seeking qualified providers, trainers, property partners, employers, healthcare relationships, community organizations, and future operators through verified providers, residences, properties, corporate programs, community partnerships, education, referral pathways, and online resources. Its defining approach is transparent standards for who may deliver services and how quality is documented.

The purpose of this page is to explain the next step clearly, without forcing every visitor into the same service. Call 305-306-2648 for current availability.

1. Clarify the Goal

The process begins with the activity, result, or life role the person wants to improve. Goals may involve body composition, strength, pain-aware return to exercise, golf, running, travel, energy, balance, independence, or professional performance.

2. Screen for Safety and Scope

The starting conversation reviews health history, current symptoms, clinician-provided restrictions, medication context, previous care, environment, and red flags. The purpose is routing—not diagnosis.

3. Establish the Baseline

Movement MRI, body-composition measurements with consent, strength, mobility, balance, conditioning, photos, questionnaires, food patterns, or recovery measures may be used when they support a decision.

4. Build the Plan

The plan identifies frequency, session format, exercise categories, modifications, homework, support, measurements, and the first reassessment date. It should be simple enough to execute and specific enough to evaluate.

5. Coach, Retest, and Progress

Changes are made from the response. The program progresses through control, tolerance, repeatability, recovery, confidence, and task relevance—not because a calendar page changed.

6. Transfer Ownership

The long-term objective is not dependence. Clients should understand their warm-up, key exercises, modification rules, recovery plan, warning signs, and maintenance schedule.

Take the Next Step

Discuss Atlanta services, partnerships, or provider pathways. Call 305-306-2648.

Written by Elmore McConnell

B.S. Exercise Science · 20+ years of coaching · 23,000+ training hours · Founder of TNOS Movement Analysis. Elmore has coached everyday adults, executives, All-Americans, NCAA champions, professional athletes and Olympians.