The late, great Kenny Rogers used to sing, “You got to know when to hold ‘em… know when to fold ‘em.” He was singing about poker, but his advice applies to fitness marketing, too.
And now, amid the coronavirus crisis, is definitely not the time fold.
During these unprecedented and very difficult economic times, the fitness industry is faced with what seems to be dire business decisions, but we suggest many need to adapt, adjust, and prepare during these times.
For example, there have been increases in online coaching and programming, which helps with member retention.
In the middle of this current health crisis that has closed the doors of many, many health clubs and gyms, it is so important to remember that your members are still out there, needing direction and guidance on keeping fit.
In our last article we discussed how to refuel your body after a workout with protein; this time we are going to discuss what you should use to fuel your body before a workout.
For some people simply eating a nutrient-packed protein bar or something similar as pre-workout fuel does the trick. For many others, they turn to a pre-workout supplement. Pre-workout supplements are made to give you a boost of energy before and during your workouts.
Thousands of gyms and fitness clubs are doing their billing and member management using Gym Software. But just because you have gone digital does not mean you are ahead of the game.
There are many ways that your Gym Billing Company can actually cost you money and this article discusses several of those ways.
With more of us at home these days, we're closer to the kitchen than ever to fill up properly after a home workout. There are various ways to burn body fat through exercise and nutrition - so let's discuss how to maximize your results by refueling post-workout!
Today’s health crisis is forcing gyms, studios, and wellness professionals to shut down in-person operations, and many are looking for ways to stay connected with members when they can’t make it in person.
Thank you to Joseph Hsiung for taking the time to answer some questions from AFS!
In this featured spot, Joseph Hsiung, CEO & Founder of Fight Fitness shares his insight about how WellnessLiving made an immediate impact to his bottom line and helped scale his business to three locations!
Are you a gym or fitness studio owner looking to expand your class offerings to kids? It’s a big market that can bring in a lot of revenue, but managing them isn’t as straightforward as managing your adult classes is. When your clients are underage, there are extra steps to your basic operations such as client tracking, waivers, payments and more.
You can be almost certain that if a prospect is calling you about your services, they are probably contacting your competition as well. In reality, there is no difference between you and your competition, unless your customer or prospect perceives it. Your job is to make that customer understand the value of your studio.
• Trainer, Manager or Owner • Beginner or Veteran • 500-10,000 sq.ft.