
Buy an Existing Gym or Start From Scratch?
As the gap between profitable gyms and unprofitable gyms widens, opportunities to buy will become more common. So which is better: to start a new gym from scratch or buy an existing gym?

As the gap between profitable gyms and unprofitable gyms widens, opportunities to buy will become more common. So which is better: to start a new gym from scratch or buy an existing gym?

When you own a business, you have to stop being a technician and start being an owner. So eventually you replace yourself as a coach. Check out Chris Cooper’s current process, which was developed after many costly mistakes.

Sean: 00:05 – Hi everybody. Welcome to another edition of Two-Brain Radio with Sean Woodland. On today’s episode I talk with a man known around

Hiring starts with finding the right people. Because you can train a great person how to coach but you can’t teach anyone how to smile. Chris Cooper shares what he’s learned about finding great people and turning them into coaches.

Chris Cooper explains why you might not want (or need) a partner—and how to find a good partner if you do. He also provides the tools you need to make the partnership work.

Mateo: 00:02 – Hey it’s Mateo of Two-Brain Marketing. On this edition of the Two-Brain Marketing podcast, I’m talking with Natalie Marcom from Nakoma CrossFit

Marketing is about relationships, and that’s never more true than when you’re in the Founder Phase. Chris Cooper explains how to take the very first steps in marketing your business.

Your role as entrepreneur is to invest your time in the highest-value roles. We show you how to do it in eight steps.

In a coaching business, you’re never trying to attract 150 members at a time. You’re trying to coach 150 individual people. Here’s how to grow the right way.