THE GYM OWNERS BLOG

This week's episode is about personal training and nutritional advice. Its limitiation, personal liability and practices

In the bustling world of fitness, where every gym owner and personal trainer seeks to stand out and connect authentically with their clients, understanding the 'secret sauce'—the unique pillars of our personality and life—can be the game-changer in developing a successful business that resonates deeply with the people we serve.

This week's episode is about nutrition coaching, nutrition plans, nutrition, something somebody, everybody needs help one way or another, if you're in the fitness business, you probably need to be addressing people's food.

This week's episode is about trends in the fitness business consulting space

This week's episode is about going through with one of the businesses that we work with in our gear Academy. And there's a process that we've gone through. Some of them call it a specialty program or one off piece that we go through and we debrief at the end of this sequence.

This week's episode is about like 50 members in 30 days or 75 members with our new AI strategy stuff, all that stuff is the exact same marketing strategy to you that they use for like, bigger dick pills on porn websites, it's the same thing.

This week's episode is about how to get and develop good personal trainers from your community, not just your community in your gym, but that your local community and how do you like assess a system to how can you find somebody

This week's episode is about multiple franchise gyms that have multiple locations and gym owners. We want you to care about your clients, we want your clients' results to be the centerpiece. It's just money and money out. And it should be the case, you should make money. But there's just not a lot of people that get involved in the franchise model that are even really honestly fitness people and the ones that do it still don't. Based on my experience, in a singular statement, the vast majority of franchise gym owners don't care.

This week's episode is about who your people are, more importantly, who isn't and what to do with problem clients. Maybe to make sure you don't run into problematic clients from the very beginning.

In the dynamic world of fitness, the demographic of active agers is rapidly expanding, presenting an untapped opportunity for gyms and fitness centers. This group, far from the outdated stereotypes of yesteryear, is actively seeking ways to enhance their physical wellness.

This week's episode is about coaches, fitness coaches, strength coaches, whatever it is out there that are not medical professionals around in the world and some use in terms of speaking like they are going to be medical professionals, crossing into the realm maybe like not understanding the boundaries of your profession, and what the risks that come with that also what you really look like to people that don't already have your trust.

This week's episode is about how everything changes, public perception changes, technological tools evolve, the Internet changes, social media changes, everything changes and how that affects your business not only from a marketing standpoint, which so much of the fitness industry, the business side of it.

This week's episode is about our guest speaker, Austin Toloza, who does personal training in semi private, small group classes and coach people. He is also the owner of Hyper Strength and Conditioning at San Jose, California

First, we have to touch on the critical difference between fitness coaching and medical or therapeutic advice. As a Personal Trainer, people are coming to you believing that you have their safety in mind first and foremost. You can help them move, exercise, and fitness in the best way possible for them.

This week's episode is about balancing profitability for your brand competitive pricing, like what do we really need to optimize for within your business?