The coaches whose clients stay for years are not always the ones with the most sophisticated programming. They are the ones who figured out how to make movement feel like something a client genuinely looks forward to. Not a program they are pushing through, but a practice they would notice losing.
Maricris Lapaix Hyland has been building toward that kind of coaching since her competitive volleyball days, when she first noticed that athletes who loved the game improved faster than those chasing outcomes. Her observation became her business philosophy. Her business now includes contributions to Nike Training Club, Women’s Health, Self Magazine, NASM, and Chris Hemsworth’s Centr app, plus a new app of her own called Move with Maricris.
What runs underneath all of it is the same idea she has held since those volleyball years: joy in movement is not a soft outcome. It is the reason people keep showing up long after the original goal has been met.
Read more about Maricris in my Coach360 article here.
