If you need help from ground level, this is perfect!
I think the coaches that work for impact manager are very genuine and truly want to help you succeed.
By Johnson, D.
Saturday, November 7, 2026 · Customer reviews of US businesses

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Impact Fitness Coaching Academy helps health and fitness professionals start and grow their businesses in service of others. By taking a personalized, 1-1 approach and providing 360-degree systems to support client acquisition, fulfillment, and retention systems, as well as marketing software and 1-1 coaching, we aim to simplify business so coaches can focus more on serving their clients. Our Vision: To Accelerate Growth & TransformationOur Mission: By Teaching Health and fitness Professionals How to Shatter Income Ceilings and limiting Beliefs, We’ll Create a Ripple Effect That Transforms the Lives of 10,000,000 People Core Values: Relentless Growth Extreme Ownership Authentic Connection
Impact Fitness Coaching Academy (impactcoachacademy.com) has 241 customer reviews on The Fair Hearing, with an average rating of 4.7 out of 5.
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I think the coaches that work for impact manager are very genuine and truly want to help you succeed.
By Johnson, D.
"If I ever need business help, IFCA is where I'd go." That's what I told myself for years. They earned my trust because several industry friends had great experiences. So, when I needed better strategy, direction, and consistency in my own business, I turned to IFCA. But my experience was hit and miss and my results were underwhelming. Some of the hits: - Creating a better offer for the marketplace. - Better structure and systems for the business. - Some of my coaches (shoutout, Robbie). - The WEALTH of info/experience/expertise you can tap into inside the IFCA ecosystem. Some of the misses for me: - Some of my coaches (had 4 in total; 2 weren't helpful). - Seemingly constantly focusing on social media, content creation, and chasing virality for more outreach opportunities in DMs, which took plenty of time but never benefited the business. - A one-size-fits-most program that often left me feeling like I was the only one NOT setting monthly revenue records. Maybe I was just a square peg trying to fit the round hole of their approach, but it often felt like trying to force my business to fit a narrow mold rather than finding which aspects of their program would best help my business grow and create the consistency I wanted. I think IFCA absolutely crushes it with some people. Guess I just wasn't one of those people.
By Ben