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Your team trains where they will teach.

Studios have paired her trainings with mentorship, auditions, and early-bird pricing for new hires.
Your coaches learn on your machines, in your room, with your members' habits in mind. Nobody loses a week of income flying to LA.
Why studios host
One weekend. A real bench of coaches.
Stop teaching every hard class yourself
Until you have coaches you trust, you are the one on the mic at 6am and 7pm. You can't grow past the hours you can teach.
Level 1 is the foundation
The science, the form, and the method come first. Coaches who skip it guess, and guessing on the Mega gets people hurt or bored.
Your training doubles as hiring
Studios pair Level 1 with mentorship and an audition. You find out who can teach before you put them on the schedule.
Trainees who never teach still stay
Andrea tells every group that Level 1 levels up their own practice. Those people stay longer and bring friends.
Why Andrea
Studios trust her with their team.
She was doing this before most studios opened
Thirteen years teaching Lagree, hand-picked by Sebastien Lagree to train trainers. She trained the trainers who trained yours.
Studios keep inviting her back
CORE40 in San Francisco and Amsterdam, Transform several times a year, Salt Lake Lagree, Kai, and Studio Twitch in Ottawa for a second year. Repeat bookings are the review that counts.
Trainees learn fast and laugh the whole time
Her humor keeps nervous coaches open long enough to absorb hard material.
She knows what a terrified new coach feels like
She was so scared of public speaking she blacked out on early classes. Now she speaks at the Lagree Summit, and she knows how to walk a shy trainee to the mic.

Questions owners ask
- My team isn't ready.
- Her groups often include people with zero teaching experience. That is who Level 1 is built for.
- Will it be too intense for my culture?
- Her style is loud and funny, and trainees call her warm and patient. The intensity stays on the machine.
- I can't close for a full weekend.
- Trainings run around your schedule: two Saturdays, a Friday and Saturday, or three days. Pick the format that keeps classes running.
- What happens after certification?
- Mentorship after the training is part of how she works, and Level 2 gives certified coaches a next step.
- When should I ask?
- Her calendar fills months out. Transform, Ottawa and San Francisco book her season after season, so ask now for next quarter.
"Not one of them had prior teaching experience, and neither did I when I started in this industry."
Andrea, on a CORE40 Level 1 group · Source
Why now
The best time to book is before you need her.
Members are asking to teach
If you don't offer a path, they find the studio across town that does. The interest is warm this season.
You're opening a location or adding classes
More classes need more coaches, and certification takes time. The training has to land before the new schedule does.
Her calendar fills months out
Transform, Ottawa and San Francisco book her season after season. For a weekend next quarter, ask now.
If you wait
What it costs to put it off.
You keep teaching the hard classes
Burnout shows up in your cueing first. Members feel it before you admit it.
Untrained coaches cost you members
One flat or unsafe class and a first-timer never comes back. Bad coaching is the most expensive line you never see on your P&L.
Your best members train somewhere else
The people who wanted to teach for you coach for a competitor, and they bring their friends.
You stay capped at your own hours
Without a trained team, the studio can't grow past the classes you personally teach.
After the weekend
Why it sticks.
Coaches keep growing
Level 2 and virtual Level 2 give certified coaches a next step, so they stay with you.
Every group sharpens the last
Existing coaches sit in and refresh. Andrea loves when current trainers join, and the whole team gets sharper.
She becomes part of your story
Kai, Transform and CORE40 talk about her like family. That relationship pays off every time you need a coach fast.
What you need
Machines
A room
A date range
Andrea handles the curriculum.

