Brian Bott’s average client pays $426 a month. The secret? Something called “semi-private training.” Brian explains on Two-Brain Radio.
Your gym business can survive a recession—but you might have to make some tough calls. Here’s your plan for managing revenue and expenses.
“Two-Brain teaches us really well.”
Interviews with the Two-Brain Award winners in the Gym of The Year (Metrics and Culture) and Comeback of the Year categories.
Simply investing a ton in coach education might be doing your staff a disservice, and is probably harming your business instead of growing it.
Everything a gym owner or fitness entrepreneur needs to know about gym bookkeeping, gym accounting and gym profit.
Thinking about buying a gym?
While it’s easy to get distracted by all the bells and whistles, you really need to ask three major questions first. Gym Lawyers founder Matthew Becker takes you through these questions and explains how the answers can affect the sale of a business.
Chris Cooper talks alot about the four phases of entrepreneurship: Founder, Farmer, Tinker and Thief. But to move from one phase to the next, you need to do the following: systemize, optimize, grow and scale.
How do you negotiate a better lease for your gym business? Is your rent increase justified? What happens when your use of the premises—dropping plates, loud music—becomes a problem for other tenants?
We pose these questions and more to Gym Lawyers founder Matthew Becker.
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