Yes, I’ve had pushback before, and honestly, I don’t see it as a bad thing. Every group has different personalities, and not everything is going to be for everyone.

My approach is pretty simple: My workshops are always optional, always educational, and never framed as something people need to do.

If someone isn’t interested or has questions; I acknowledge it, keep things respectful, and move on. I’m not there to convince or debate anyone.

What usually happens is the people who don’t need it or don’t want to join, just scroll past, and the ones who do need it are genuinely grateful it’s there.

I’m very mindful of not creating noise or tension in a group. My goal is to support your members who are already asking about pain, recovery, and staying on the court without disrupting the culture you’ve built.

This is something I’m very intentional about, so your members don't feel like they are receiving medical advice.

My workshops are always educational, not medical, and never act as a replacement for working with a doctor, Physical Therapist, Chiropractor, or healthcare provider.

I don’t diagnose or treat injuries.

My approach is always proactive—teaching through movement and education so players feel safer, more confident in their bodies, and more resilient overall, which helps them play longer with less pain.

This is always mentioned verbally.

However, if you prefer, I can also provide a separate short written disclaimer and bio you can pin under resources in your community so members know exactly what to expect.

This really depends on your group.

Every community has a different engagement style...some people are very vocal, while others are quiet observers, and that’s completely normal.

Engagement varies based on how active the group is, the trust you’ve built as an admin, whether anything has been sold in your group before, and how closely the topic matches what members are already talking about.

What is consistent across groups is the amount of pain players experience and the need for better fundamentals around movement, recovery, and resilience.

That’s what makes my approach different.

I’m proactive, not reactive.

I’m not here to chase injuries after they happen. Instead, I help players build a body that can handle Pickleball before pain takes them out of the game.

It’s always mission first, sales second.

I’ve been in front of groups with 100k+ members, where a handful converted...

...I've also worked with 1k groups where hundreds were engaged and bought. 

Statistically the average Facebook group is around a 1-3% conversion, but more importantly it’s on relevance.

The difference in what I do, is that it’s applicable to everyone regardless of age or experience in Pickleball that’s why the engagement from my workshops are higher.

To keep everything value-focused, I rotate a few simple content styles so nothing feels repetitive or salesy

That might look like: 

• Short educational videos explaining why common aches show up and what players can do proactively

• List posts (e.g. “10 reasons your elbow keeps flaring up” or “5 ways to bulletproof your knees at any age”)

• Polls and Q/A once trust is built, so workshops are shaped around what your members want help with along with ongoing conversations in the comments

• Clean infographics explaining a movement pattern or body concepts in an easy-to-understand way

• A single image paired with a curiosity question or myth-buster (e.g. “ The truth about your favorite shoulder exercises- and why the internet's favorites don't exactly live up to the hype.")

• A short presentation tackling a subject of concern to educate deeper as educational content or as a workshop (similar to the style of presentation I presented to you via your introduction into Pickleball Partners) 

Content is always value first, followed by a gentle CTA (never a hard sell).

Side note: I’ve also hosted live Zoom workshops off Facebook. Many smaller groups prefer this for chat interaction and easy engagement. These sessions are capped at 100 participants though, so it’s an option—not a requirement.

Every piece of content is designed to educate, create small wins, and help your members feel seen.

Sales Tracking

You’ll receive a custom tracking link specific to your group, so there’s no mix-up with other communities when it comes to sales and tracking.

That link will be shared by me in your group anytime I mention Pickleball Recovery.

However, that same link can also be shared by you inside your group, via email, or even offline via a QR code.

*Side note* 

Some admins have additional channels separate from their Facebook communities they choose to share Pickleball Recovery with

such as:

• An email list
• In-person events
• Other social media accounts
• Access to Pickleball courts via flyers, workshops, and/or group sessions
• Coaches and Instructors
• Cross-promotions with other Pickleball communities/socials/players
• Tournaments & vendors
• Associations 
• Brand partnership introductions
• Etc...

In this case, I can create several customized links, so every sale from your efforts outside your community is still tracked clearly; and you can see where other sales might be coming from so we can double down on our efforts there as well. 

This is completely optional, but has worked extremely well for some partners I've worked with, as we team up to create easy value first promotions and collaborations that take very little work on their end, and make them look like a rock star to their friends, family, and collages. 

We can absolutely talk about this 1-1 and what that might look like for you if you choose to go this route, just email me: [email protected] 

Sales Cycle details

• The sales period will be cut 5 days prior to the 15th (on the 10th of each month)

• Sales period runs from the 11th–10th every month

• A 3–5 day buffer gives the credit card processor enough time to allow for cleared payments, fraud alerts, refunds, and chargebacks

As a peace of mind thing: I've only had 2 refunds in the last few years from my courses. I over deliver and under charge so statically it doesn't happen often)

Payouts

• You’ll receive a monthly sales report with your payout.
• Payouts are sent once per month on the 15th of every month.
• Payouts can be sent via wire or certified check; whatever you prefer.

The Non-Disclosure Agreement (NDA) structure will cover your proprietary IP (in the way you’ve structured growth for your community) your community as a whole, as well as your members.

This also covers me as well, so I can make sure my course(s) doesn’t get copied. 

*As mentioned above: I need your LLC or your personal name you would like the NDA to be under, so my assistant can put that together for you. If you haven't already, please email it to me asap: [email protected] 

After I get the doc back from you, you’ll have complete and instant access to my Pickleball Recovery Course. I can’t wait to have you go through it as well 🙂

Lastly, I'm always innovating and creating new Pickleball micro-courses that solve 1 main problem with 1 main solution where I over deliver on and under charge to help your members!

Therefore, as we see consistent questions, common pain points, and a need for new value-driven solutions, I will absolutely create new courses around those topics, where the partnership packages and payouts roll over into these as well!  

I like to keep things simple and low-pressure. There’s no long-term contract or lock-in on either side.

If at any point it doesn’t feel aligned for either of us, we can pause or stop, no hard feelings.

My goal is always for this to feel supportive and additive to your community, not like an obligation.

The only thing I ask is that if we pause or exit, I’m able to share 1–2 short, respectful exit posts so members who were engaged aren’t left wondering where I went.

Nothing dramatic, negative, nor a deep explanation needed, just a clean respectful sign-off and a way for members who’ve been engaged to stay in touch with me if they choose.

That way no one feels left hanging, and everything stays clean, transparent, and positive for your community.

I’ll share the workshop topics and post plan ahead of time to ensure alignment.

In general, engagement is strongest mid-week. Tuesdays–Thursdays tend to have the best show-up rates, however we will definitely schedule around what works best for your community where you find you get the most engagement.

As for posts, we’ll do 1 weekly or bi-weekly on the same day for consistency

Some quick clarity around our partnership package options:

Package #1: RALLY

Premium – 40%

• 2 live workshops per month within your Facebook community (or Zoom, optional) 

• 4 value posts per month (1x/ week) with soft CTA 

• Higher retention and member satisfaction

• More exclusivity + uniqueness for your community

• Fear of missing out (FOMO): members don't want to miss out on upcoming posts/workshops, while inviting more friends for community growth

• Takes more pressure and load off YOU; the amazing admin(s)

• Your custom link used anytime Pickleball Recovery course is mentioned with $80/sale directly to you! 

Package #2: DINK

Standard – 20%

• 1 live workshop per month within your Facebook community (or Zoom, optional) 

• 2 value posts per month (bi-weekly) with soft CTA

• Lower admin involvement

• Good retention and member satisfaction

• Your custom link used anytime Pickleball Recovery course is mentioned with $40/sale directly to you! 

Ash is a world-class Holistic Trainer with over 15 years of experience helping people from all walks of life make health and fitness work for real life.

She's now been called The Mary Poppins of Movement ;)

She uses science-based habits that fit busy schedules to help people move better, hurt less, recover faster, play longer, and feel incredible  from the inside out.

Her background spans physical therapy, nervous system regulation, functional movement, pain recovery, weight loss, behavior change, and neuroscience.

Ash is a Holistic Trainer certified in a wide variety of applications:

👉🏻 Tune Up Fitness Certified®

👉🏻 GMB Fitness Trainer

👉🏻 Registered Functional Yoga Teacher

👉🏻 Neuro Linguistic Programming (NLP) Practitioner

👉🏻 Neuro-sensory Specialist 

👉🏻 Functional Range Mobility Specialist 

          FRC®, FRA®, RMM®, YTU®

She's a former traveling Competitive Gymnast, Chiropractic/Physical Therapy Assistant, and BrainCore Therapy Technician.

She has a Bachelor’s in Health Sciences.

She's been in the rehab, health, fitness, and weight loss industry for 15 years.

She focuses on the basics, and is your "foundations girl," helping everyday athletes rebuild their mind & body from the ground up for sustainability, longevity, and resilience.

She's worked with and helped 1,000's of people from all walks of life from professional athletes, to doctors, news anchors, military, CEO's, and parents, with all kinds of body pains, performance goals, health conditions, and weight loss desires.

ASH'S MISSION:

Helping busy people make health and fitness fit their real life with simple habits that actually stick so they can move better, hurt less, recover faster, play Pickleball longer and feel incredible inside and out

Ash is also trained in a wide variety of different techniques and modalities listed below: 

• Myofascial Release
• Integrated Nutrition 
• Dynamic Neuromuscular Stabilization (DNS)
• Locomotion Movement 
• Behavior Change & Habit Formation
• Animal Flows
• Clinical Rehab & Physiotherapies
• Injury prevention and pain recovery
• Group Exercise/ Cardio Kickboxing
• Handstand Training
• Foot Health, Pain and Relief
• Braincore Therapy
• ADHD and emotional regulation 
• Neuro-sensory Stimulation
• Functional Range Conditioning and Assessment
• CPR/BLS
• Nervous System Regulation and Stress Relief 
• Breathing & Recovery Practices
• Deep Core / Pelvic Floor Strength and Mobility
• Psychology and Thought Processing
• Chronic Pain Relief 
• Anxiety Regulation
• Emotional freedom technique (EFT)
• Community Health 
• Coaching Coaches