Writing a Great Bio

Writing a Great Bio

Do not share any personal or contact information like phone numbers or email addresses in your bio.

The Coach Bio is the first element a Player sees on a Coach profile. It sits at the top of the About tab and plays a major role in a Player’s decision to choose a Coach. A strong bio is clear, personal, and professional. It highlights expertise while showing personality, so Players feel comfortable engaging. Keep sentences short and easy to scan.

Start with a brief introduction that sets out background and specialisation. Add the essentials that establish credibility, such as qualifications, years of coaching, or notable experience. Focus on how that experience helps Players make progress, rather than listing long technical details. Tone matters. The bio should reflect a supportive, approachable coaching style. If a coaching philosophy guides sessions, state it simply, for example an emphasis on fundamentals, confidence building, or simple, actionable guidance.

Close with what a Player can expect from a Tip. Keep the bio concise, relevant, and positive. Update it as the profile evolves. If specific strengths or niches are important, use the dedicated section to surface them clearly. See Highlighting Specialities.