Chris O'Hearn
Transition coach and personal trainer in Knoxville, Tennessee
| Hourly rate range | $115 to $175 an hour |
|---|---|
| Focus areas | |
| Also coaches | Fitness coach |
| Based in | Knoxville, Tennessee, United States |
| Credentials | CTA Certified Life Coach |
Chris O'Hearn is a transition coach and personal trainer in Knoxville, Tennessee. He helps people find their real identity and move from who they were to who they want to be. He started as a trainer who worked on physical change. He then saw that lasting change starts with beliefs. He was a featured trainer on the reality TV series I Used to Be Fat, from the producers of The Biggest Loser.
What Chris helps with
Chris works with people who are in a transition and want to shift from their old self to a new one. He focuses on beliefs and identity as the base for lasting change.
- Finding your real self and identity
- Moving through a personal transition
- Changing limiting beliefs
- Making physical change last
- Bridging the gap between who you were and who you want to be
Background and qualifications
Chris O'Hearn began as a personal trainer, helping clients change their bodies. Over time he saw that lasting results needed a change in beliefs first, from the inside out. That led him to transition coaching. He is a CTA Certified Life Coach. He was a featured personal fitness trainer on I Used to Be Fat, a reality TV series from the producers of The Biggest Loser.
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The CoachVouch take
A personal trainer who moved into transition coaching and was featured on the reality TV series I Used to Be Fat.
Best for people who want physical change to last by working on beliefs and identity first.
Common questions
How much does Chris O'Hearn charge?
Coaching with Chris runs $115 to $175 an hour. Message Chris from this page for an exact quote.
What does Chris O'Hearn help with?
Chris O'Hearn helps with finding your real self and identity, moving through a personal transition, changing limiting beliefs and making physical change last.
Is Chris O'Hearn certified?
Chris O'Hearn lists: CTA Certified Life Coach.
Why does Chris O'Hearn mix fitness with life coaching?
As a personal trainer, he saw that lasting change needs a change in beliefs first. He now coaches people from the inside out.
How do I contact Chris O'Hearn?
Send Chris a message from this page. It's free and takes a minute.
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