Deciding to start your own yoga studio is exciting, and while there are plenty of steps to take before you begin booking out your first class, we’d like to help you out with at least a small part of it – deciding on the perfect venue. And when you’ve done that, we can get your…
As a business owner, you are constantly looking for ways to add more value to your memberships and to improve the overall experience for your members while still keeping costs low. You want to be able to offer a competitive price for prospective members, while still providing a premium service that works for your clientele….
7 Essential Resources for Martial Arts Schools Every martial arts school needs a good set of resources to fall back on for help, guidance, advice and to ensure they keep improving and always stay up-to-date with new trends in the industry. This corner of the fitness world has a very specific set of needs…
If you’ve achieved your black belt and mastered the proper techniques required in martial arts, you may have considered making the transition from a student to a martial arts teacher. While it’s true that anyone who has mastered the skill could go on to instruct others, we’d argue that there is a certain set of…
If you have started up your own fitness or personal training business, then you will already know that there’s a lot to get your head around: understanding clients, knowing what to provide to them, learning new things, and teaching them forward to your clients.
Do you want to share the incredible health benefits of yoga with others? Perhaps you and are inspired by the idea of earning a living doing what you love? Whatever the reason may be, starting your very own yoga studio is a big dream for many – but it’s an idea that very few follow…
In the excitement of opening your own gym it can be easy to rush into things without carefully considering a couple of critical items that will probably mean success or failure in this exciting venture.
So, here’s a little premade checklist that will keep you covered…
No matter the size or shape of your fitness business, you will inevitably have to deal with members or clients that just aren’t paying, at some point. For small businesses this can be a crippling blow to your cash flow, and it can be difficult to determine how best to handle these late payers.
Here we are going look at 5 simple ideas to consider or even implement today to deal with and prevent late or non paying members…and stop you losing your mind, and your customers while you’re at it.
At some point in the life of your martial arts business, you’ll probably struggle with at least one of these common problems: