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Coach Ingo Logé

WELCOME TO THE WELLNESS CSI™

Hi, I'm
Ingo Logé.

Most people call me Coach G.

I've spent more than 40 years coaching, teaching, studying health and human behavior — and probably asking more questions than any reasonable person should.

I've learned a lot. I've changed my mind about some things. I've learned a few lessons the expensive way. And I'm still learning.

At this point in my life, I want to pass some of that forward.

If something I've learned can help you understand yourself a little better, avoid a few false starts, see something you hadn't considered, or save you a couple of years figuring something out the hard way, I'd call that useful.

That's why I built this place.

A kitchen table buried in supplements, books, notes and screens.

I'VE HAD THE PRIVILEGE OF SPEAKING TO A LOT OF PEOPLE OVER THE YEARS.

Everybody Came Into the Room With Something Different.

When it came to their health, fitness, how they wanted to age — and sometimes their work, relationships and the rest of their life — there were as many different stories in the room as there were people.

The interesting part wasn't only what happened while I was onstage. It was getting to know people afterward. The conversations in the hallway. Between sessions. The things somebody would tell me once we were actually talking one-on-one.

Coach Ingo speaking to a large audience

Some hadn't slept well in months.

Some had lost 50 pounds, found them again, lost them again — and were getting pretty tired of the introductions.

Some wanted to be stronger at 60 than they'd been at 50.

Some were worried about what getting older was going to look like.

Some wanted more energy, better health, better fitness, or simply to feel more like themselves again.

AND THEN THIS ONE

And there were almost certainly people whose doctor had told them they needed to exercise more.

Which sounded reasonable.

And exercise may have been exactly what some of them needed. But what somebody can handle, recover from and actually benefit from can look very different from one person to the next. Sleep, nutrition, stress, recovery, health history, conditioning, and what else is happening in their life all change the conversation.

That's very different from simply telling everybody in the room to exercise more.

Work out is what most people see. Work in is what really makes the difference: sleep, stress, nutrition, recovery, mindset, relationships, health history and life context.

WHO I'VE WORKED WITH

Over the years I've also had the opportunity to work one-on-one, with executives, with groups and at events for some of these organizations — and many others.

40+

YEARS

Coaching, teaching and studying health and human behavior.

3,000

PEOPLE

In a single room — and just as many different stories.

AND I'M PRETTY SURE YOU HAVE YOUR OWN STORY.

So Thank You for Stopping By.

Maybe you found The Wellness CSI by accident. Maybe somebody who knows me sent you the link.

Or maybe something just doesn't seem to add up yet.

Whatever brought you here, I've given you a few different doorways to explore.

Different people. Different lives. Different questions. Same table.

A FEW THINGS PEOPLE USUALLY WANT TO KNOW

Since You're Still Here, I Have a Feeling You Might Have a Question.

ONE SMALL STEP IS ENOUGH TO START.

You don't have to figure out the rest of your life today.

Pick a doorway, and I'll meet you on the other side.

If you'd rather talk to me first, that's okay too.

No form required to reach me. Text is fastest. The questionnaire is there if you'd like to take a closer look at what's going on before we talk.

Text Coach G — 760-458-1843

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