How much can you make as a Beachbody Coach?

This seems to be one of the first and most frequent questions I get asked when I tell people that I am a Beachbody Coach, along with what do you have to do and how much does it actually cost. I usually start by clarifying that although being a Beachbody Coach does have a monthly fee, that it actually saves me money on products I would be purchasing anyway, so why not make money at it while helping myself as well as others get into better shape? When I get into a brief description of how we earn money as coaches and I mention the word "rank," that's when I usually hear, "what is a Diamond Coach and how much can they earn?" Well, let me explain it here, so I can possibly save my breath when I get asked in the near future.

DIAMOND COACH:

A Diamond Beachbody Coach has to meet certain requirements:

1.  Be active with at least 100 PV (Personal Volume), where at least 50 PV comes from Customer Orders.
2. Personally  sponsor 8 coaches (4 on each of their business legs)
3. Have at least 1 of those coaches from each leg reach Emerald Rank (They need to sponsor 2 coaches of their own)

**Note that a coach can sponsor 100 other coaches, but if they don't help their coaches grow their businesses, they won't achieve anything.

When a Beachbody Coach has achieved the rank of Diamond, it means they are doing fairly well and is most likely seeing their business grow on a consistent basis. A Diamond Coach is also at the highest level of team cycle bonuses, which is $18 per cycle and can reach a maximum of $2000 per week. If a Diamond Coach reaches this maximum every week, they would earn $104,000 a year in team cycle bonuses alone (but this is just a theory). As far as actual numbers are concerned, that can only be determined by how hard a coach is willing to work. I can, however, show you some basic stats on how much Diamond Coaches made last year:

• The lowest amount a Diamond Coach made in 2009 was $485
• The average amount of all Diamond Coaches in 2009 was $21,966
• The highest amount a Diamond Coach made in 2009 was $296,130

The highest paid Beachbody Coach in 2009 earned a whopping $932,118.  Not too bad for a job you can start doing part-time to earn supplemental income to your regular job!

But here is the most exciting news; Diamond isn't even the highest rank a Beacbody Coach can achieve...not even close! You can become a 1-Star Diamond up through a 15-Star Diamond as your business continues to grow. As you reach 2-Star, 5-Star, 10-Star and 15-Star Diamond status, you will qualify for even more bonuses, earning a share of 2% of Beachbody's Bonus volume.

As you can see from the 2009 statistics, a lot of money can be made in this business, but it is up to the coach to determine just how successful they will be. If a coach can sponsor even 1 new coach a month, by the end of their first year they have the potential to earn a lot of money as they teach their coaches to follow the same business plan. I wish you all the best of luck, and look forward to having you join my Beachbody Coach Team.


* Income Disclaimer: Beachbody does not guarantee any level of success or income from the Team Beachbody Coach Opportunity. Each Coach's income depends on his or her own efforts, diligence and skill. See our statement of Independent Coach Earnings located on the Coaches Corner on TeamBeachbody.com for the most recent information on our Coaches' actual incomes. The Statement of Independent Coach Earnings can be found at http://teambeachbody.com/incomechart.pdf