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In this episode of the Athlete2Business Podcast, Jackson Gray shares his journey from being an elite swimmer and triathlete to becoming a successful strength and conditioning coach. He discusses the challenges of transitioning into personal training, emphasizing the importance of emotional intelligence in connecting with clients. Jackson also highlights the competitive nature of the fitness industry and the need for a strong work ethic. He reflects on the balance between work and personal life, the significance of having clear goals, and his aspirations for Flow Athletic, a company dedicated to promoting health and fitness.
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Australia
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