At one point my PT studio was keeping my struggling CrossFit gym afloat because I missed a key step in scaling personal training.
It’s possible to add a huge amount of personal-training revenue to a gym—even a gym that focuses on group training. Here’s how.
Our top 10 gym owners reveal the tactics that helped them generate between $58,000 and $125,000 in revenue in a single month.
Our top 10 gyms posted amazing gross revenue stats to start the year—the best part is that the numbers are sustainable.
If you want 300 or more members, you must work on retention—that’s what our top 10 gym owners did to earn 324-1,034 clients.
Hint: It’s not sales. No matter how good you are in the sales office, your gym won’t grow if your current clients are leaving in droves.
You might be missing out on an obvious way to help your clients more and generate a lot of income for your gym business.
Gym owners with average revenue per member from $427 to $797 a month offer tips to help you improve your numbers.
Chris Cooper reveals our December leaderboard for average revenue per member per month—the No. 1 gym hit $798!
