Opening
A New Gym?

10 important things to cover in your lease negotiations. Don’t get burned on a bad lease because you were misinformed.

Finding a suitable location will likely be the hardest part of your initial phases. This article contains all the pitfalls and things to know about location hunting.

MRR, Churn, ARM’s, LEG’s and more! If you don’t know what these mean to your business, you’re not a business owner.

Pay attention to the five most common legal traps you may encounter as a new gym owner.

Ask 100 gym owners if you should take a partner or two in your business and 50 will tell you yes and 50 will tell you no. Find the pros and cons of partnerships here.

When it comes to membership and pricing options, less is more! Check out this article for 7 concepts straight from gym owners on creating simple and clear pricing.

Before you lay your first dollar into a new gym – start here.

C-Corps, S-Corps, LLC’s oh my! There’s benefits and reasons to pick each. Knowing why you would want to use certain corporate structures over others is critical.

Quickly ramp your initial members to create much needed cash flow before you get your doors even opened. Follow our blueprint to establishing your “Founders Club”.

Using social media can effectively increase your visibility and reach! Maximize this return on your investment by approaching social media smarter, not harder.

Your new gym is finally ready but there’s one thing still missing…the people. Time to plan for your GRAND OPENING! Let us help you plan for your perfect opening day with some helpful tips from the people who have done it.

Start on the right foot when opening your business operations with these ten tips!

Opening a gym means you will immediately become a sales person. Your sales process and ability will be the biggest factor to your success or failure.

You’ve picked out the perfect space for your gym, now it’s time to plan how you are going to optimize it.

Setting up a Facebook or Instagram is easy. But setting up your entire digital presence to work together needs a recipe. Here it is.

Even mentors have mentors – and you should too.

Profit. It’s not a dirty word. In fact, it’s what will keep your gym alive and thriving. Without it, you cannot pay coaches a fair salary nor reinvest in your facility.

You’re in the relationship business, so it’s time to use those relationships to help you market your gym.

Ready to take on retail sales? Hear what other gym owners say about what works and what doesn’t.

Don’t make the mistake of offering too many classes and buying too much equipment – read this first!

Your coaches can make or break your gym — let us help you hire the right people!