Harold Logan
Fitness and health coach for busy professionals
| Hourly rate range | $95 to $155 an hour |
|---|---|
| Focus areas | |
| Works with | Professionals |
| Also coaches | Health coach |
| Credentials | NASM Certified Cognitive Behavioral Change Coach; NASM Certified Personal Trainer; NASM Nutritional Coach |
Harold Logan is a fitness and health coach who helps busy professionals take control of their health. He holds three NASM certifications, covering personal training, nutrition coaching and cognitive behavioral change coaching. His work centers on weight loss, more energy and positive mindset habits. He uses a supportive style he describes as a hand to the back, not a finger to the chest. His guiding idea is one good decision and one pound at a time.
What Harold helps with
Harold works on weight loss, energy and mindset habits. He also helps clients build better overall well-being.
- Losing weight
- Raising energy levels
- Building positive mindset habits
- Improving overall well-being
- Getting back in control of health with a busy schedule
Who Harold works with
Harold works with busy professionals and business professionals. His clients want to take back control of their health. Some are close to their goals and need direction. Others want to change how they look and feel completely.
Background and qualifications
Harold holds three certifications from NASM. He is a Certified Personal Trainer, a Certified Nutritional Coach and a Certified Cognitive Behavioral Change Coach. Together these cover exercise, food and the habits behind lasting change.
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The CoachVouch take
Harold combines personal training, nutrition coaching and behavior change coaching, all certified through NASM.
Best for busy professionals who want to lose weight, gain energy and build habits that last.
Common questions
How much does Harold Logan charge?
Coaching with Harold runs $95 to $155 an hour. Request an intro for an exact quote.
What does Harold Logan help with?
Harold Logan helps with losing weight, raising energy levels, building positive mindset habits and improving overall well-being.
Is Harold Logan certified?
Harold Logan lists: NASM Certified Cognitive Behavioral Change Coach; NASM Certified Personal Trainer; NASM Nutritional Coach.
How do I contact Harold Logan?
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