Bamber Bridge Nutrition

Your team’s everyday conversation toolkit

Find the right message. Make it personal. Take the next step together.

Start here — how to use this toolkit

Type your name and club in the boxes below once — every message fills them in for you.

Pick a folder, find the message you need, and tap Copy message. Replace every [placeholder] before sending.

Tap Personalise to fill in names and details before copying. Copy buttons never include training notes.

“Team note” and “Team template” cards are for internal use. Share this link with members so they can save their own copy.

Prices and booking link (optional)

Fills [10 visit price] in messages

Fills [30 visit price] in messages

Fills [Booking link] in messages

Saved on this phone or computer only. Type [10 visit price], [30 visit price] or [Booking link] in any message you add and it fills in automatically. If you leave the link empty, the line offering it is left out.

Your name, club and mentor fill in every message that mentions them. The member’s name fills in the few messages about a member’s results or thank-yous. Leave the club box empty to keep Bamber Bridge.

Trainee coach — start here

Start with a warm invite. You don’t need everyone to say yes.

  1. 1

    Send a warm invite

    Choose a warm invitation that fits how you know them.

  2. 2

    Follow their reply

    Their answer decides what happens next.

    Yes

    Introduce your mentor in a group WhatsApp chat so they can help with the booking.

    More info

    Explain what the Wellness Evaluation involves, without pressure.

    No reply

    Send one gentle follow-up, then leave it with them.

    No

    Thank them and leave the door open.

How many NO’s can you get?

Each invite is a chance to practise, not a test to pass. A no is absolutely fine — thank them, respect their answer and move on. It’s about having the courage to ask, not changing anyone’s mind.

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Each folder shows only its own messages, so there's less to scroll through. Or search — searching looks through every folder.