So you’re thinking about having me as a guest on your show, event, or publication? Cool!

Before I transferred my business online, I was regularly booked as the “hype girl” for big fitness events and conferences (i.e. I led both the main event workouts and the warm-up to get the crowd going before sitting for 8 hours in uncomfortable hotel ballroom chairs – side note, why hasn’t someone yet invented a comfortable conference chair? Someone get on that, stat.)

I’m available to speak on a podcast, lead a workshop or masterclass, or just lead a workout (it’s my jam – specifically blackberry jam with the seeds still in it).

Available topics include:

– Hiking and caring for feet and ankles

Extra supportive boots, ankle wraps, orthotics, compression socks… Aaah! We get hammered with sales offers for the next “thing” that’ll finally give your feet the support they need. But what if I told you you don’t need a product – you have all the support you already need in your feet, you just need to learn how to train them. Join orthopedic specialist Lindsay Wenndt as she dives deep on foot and ankle health and what you need to be doing to get them ready for your next 10-mile mountain hike.

– But what about my knees?? 5 quick and easy fixes to relieve your worst knee issues

So many of us curvy ladies struggle with achy knees when walking and especially when squatting. But doctors and physical therapists only ever seem to recommend one solution: lose weight. What they don’t tell you? Not only will it not necessarily help, but it won’t fix the root cause of your knee pain. Orthopedic specialist Lindsay Wenndt is here to give you 5 quick and easy tricks to relieve your worst knee issues. Feel free to shred the number for your physical therapist.

– The fitness industry isn’t immune: tales of being bullied as a curvy fitness instructor… by your colleagues

Join curvy fitness instructor Lindsay Wenndt as she spills all the tea about being a leader in the fitness industry and standing up for the need for more plus-size representation. Especially when it meant standing up to colleagues, bosses, and even clients.

– Getting your hips ready for your first squat: 3 mobility exercises to do NOW to open your hips

We all know to build up strength in our legs and glutes to have good squat form, but what about your hips and joints? What if the problem isn’t strength, but whether your hips can physically get into the right place? Join orthopedic specialist Lindsay Wenndt as she gives you 3 mobility exercises to do NOW to get your hips ready for your first squat.

Have a different idea of what you’d like me to talk about? Send me the details at lindsay@lindsaywenndt.com