Empowering You on Your Journey
Goal Driven Habits began as one-on-one personal training and is now an ecosystem supporting individuals develop the habits that will lead to improved health, performance, and lifestyle.
Our name comes from the belief that without goals, without something for us to strive for, we remain in a comfort zone, stagnant. Life isn’t supposed to be stagnant, it is an unending journey of mental and physical growth. Goals provide direction to help shape our journey and develop the habits that push us towards them.
Regardless of the goals we set for ourselves, being mentally and physically healthy is essential to achieving them. At GDH, we bring together professionals from different disciplines to provide the tools needed to develop the habits to achieve whatever goal you are currently striving for. Though our main focus is on the physical and habitual changes, we work professionals in Mental Performance, Bodywork, Nutrition, and Recovery and Healthcare. Check out or professionals and partners below to learn more.
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Thaddeus Babiec MS, CSCS, MBPI
FOUNDER
Competitive rower turned coach, Thaddeus aims to help everyone achieve their maximum potential. Working with clients across the spectrum, he has worked with everyone from national team athletes to grandparents wanting to stay healthy and strong for their grand children. Working with people coming out of physical therapy and still dealing with pain, he looks at the body as a whole, aiming to address the areas overlooked by traditional physical therapy and rehab to help bring individuals back to their full health.
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Zack Hixson
DIRECTOR OF SEMI-PRIVATE TRAINING
Zack is a graduate of Temple University with a BS in Kinesiology and a minor in Nutrition. His purpose towards training lies in helping people regain movement from their younger years, showing them new possibilities, and becoming more capable of what they love to do in this world. In his free time, he loves to train jiu jitsu, ride dirt bikes, ski, and has an infinite love of learning.
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Frequently Asked Questions
Q: What does this process look like for someone new?
First step is an initial call or in person meeting. We want you to feel comfortable working with us. Next will be a complimentary physical assessment where we will get a good snapshot of your current capabilities and limitations. This allows us to find a good starting point for each individual client and it allows you to get a feel for how we coach. If you feel like the fit between us and your needs is there, then all that’s left is to sign up for sessions and get on the calendar.
Q: I’m older and have certain limitations I have to be mindful of; will your coaches understand how to work with someone like me?
Yes! Our team specializes with individuals coming out of a rehab setting; this means that we are always working within someone’s limitations to help them regain full function. Within our client population we have worked with individuals just looking to get in shape to those coming off of joint replacement surgeries.
In the event we work with someone who has a limitation we are not familiar with, we will collaborate with your PT or physician to make sure we are delivering the best care possible.
Q: What is the demographic you work with the most?
We work with people of all ages. Yes, that sounds very cookie cutter but it’s true. Our current clients range in age from 28 to 84 years old. All of our coaches have experience working with younger demographics as well, athletes and non-athletes alike. Because of this range in age and ability, we are uniquely capable of adapting our training approach to the individual in front of us.
Q: What payment methods do you accept?
We accept all major credit cards (Visa, MasterCard, American Express), PayPal, Cash, and Check. If you have a specific question about payment, let us know when we speak. A full pricing sheet is available on the website here.
Q: How long do you recommend I train with you for?
Our goal is to make all of our clients self-sufficient. This means that you are capable of following a program, self-checking your form, and understanding your body’s limitations and signals so that you can train on your own. We educate and teach, explaining why we do what we do so that you understand and can apply it on your own when you want.
How long this takes will vary from person to person, depending on goals and where you are beginning. Consistency matters; a client who trains twice a week consistently will become fully capable of following a program and working out on their own far sooner than someone training once a week or infrequently.