Episode 6 Recap: Medicine 3.0 and the Future of Coaching

Frameworks with Carl Hardwick | CoachRx Podcast Network

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The healthcare system is shifting.

Reactive care is no longer enough.
Precision, prevention, and behavior change are the new frontier.
And fitness coaches? We’re not just part of it, we’re essential to it.

In Episode 6 of Frameworks, Carl Hardwick sits down with Dr. Jesse Greer, physician, systems thinker, and co-founder of Preamble, to unpack what this shift means and where coaching fits into the future of health.

What Is Medicine 3.0?

If you’ve followed Peter Attia or the precision health movement, you’ve heard the term. But Dr. Greer breaks it down with practical clarity:

Medicine 3.0 is:

  • Proactive instead of reactive

  • Personalized instead of standardized

  • Built on prevention, not just prescriptions

And most importantly, it recognizes that health doesn’t happen in a clinic. It happens in real life. Through movement, habits, environment, and behavior.

Coaching = Health Design

Carl brings the coaching lens into the conversation:
While healthcare is just now trying to integrate behavior and structure…
That’s what great coaches have been doing all along.

  • Systems-based programming

  • Lifestyle design

  • Daily accountability

  • Long-term behavior change

“Medicine 3.0 designs for health. And coaches? We’re already in that world, we just don’t always realize it.”

A Unified Health Ecosystem

Carl and Dr. Greer explore what a true partnership between medicine and fitness could look like:

  • Coaches providing precision lifestyle interventions

  • Doctors focusing on diagnosis + clinical decision-making

  • Technology tying it all together in a scalable, sustainable model

Jesse shares how Preamble is working to make this vision a reality by equipping both coaches and doctors to collaborate toward long-term vitality.

What’s Holding Us Back

  • Many coaches still don’t see themselves as health professionals

  • Many doctors don’t have the time or tools to support behavior change

  • Fitness remains siloed from healthcare even when goals overlap

But the path forward is clear:
Better systems. Better collaboration. And a shared commitment to proactive, person-centered health.

Your Challenge as a Coach

If you're a coach, you're already a frontline health worker.

So ask yourself:

  • Are you coaching clients toward strength and energy or just keeping them busy?

  • Are you building long-term vitality or just programming sessions?

  • Are you waiting for permission to lead or are you already doing it?

You don’t need a credential to make a difference. You just need a framework.

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Have questions? DM Carl on Instagram @hardwickcarl

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