S2 Episode 6: Technical Fitness - Chad Raynor

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09/28/21 • 102 min

Chad Raynor is a personal trainer and founder of Technical Fitness LLC. Before forming Technical Fitness, he was a personal trainer and training manager for Gold’s Gym, New York Sports Clubs, and Crunch Gyms where he finished in the top five nationwide in personal revenue produced every full year that he worked for Crunch Gyms.

We sit down to discuss Chad’s journey into the Fitness Industry, his leadership and development with other coaches, becoming part owner of a high end New York wellness facility, his upbringing and his recent move out to the West Coast.
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