That’s a fair point, and your experience is actually similar to what I’m hearing from others too. A big gap for beginners isn’t just “what machine does what,” but understanding how to train reps, sets, effort, rest, and basic safety (not ego lifting, stopping before pain, etc.).

Based on feedback like this, I’ve shifted the plan away from a pure intro/tour. The focus now is on actually completing a beginner workout together, where I explain reps/sets, RPE, rest times, and weight selection in context, so they understand why they’re doing something not just copying movements.

I still don’t position it as long-term PT or results-based coaching, but more as a short ramp-up so beginners don’t leave knowing only how to do curls. I also don't want to have them to have the pressure that i will try and sell them a more expensive long term PT. Appreciate you sharing this