WTF Gym Talk

It's hard enough to manage your single microgym when you're on-site, let alone own and manage several of them while you live in the Cayman Islands.  However, that's exactly what Evan Lindsay has been successfully doing and in this episode of the podcast, we discuss how he makes that possible and ultimately what lead him to remote ownership.     @madasheville @madgreenville @evanclindsay Interested in opening up a MADabolic and want to discuss the opportunity?   Shoot me an email stu@wtfgymtalk.com

Once you've had a great month of sales - what do you do?   Brief internal celebration and then you're onto the next month.  Sound familiar?  Let's try this instead.  Want help creating a tailored strategy for your business problems?  Shoot me a DM on Instagram @wtfgymtalk and let's chat. 

Another Respect The Tempo podcast topic for today where I riff on my thoughts on blending anaerobic and aerobic training and how I'm currently segmenting these efforts in my Tempo Training workouts. If you're into this kind of stuff, follow my personal fitness blog over at @respectthetempo

Sharing this story with you guys so that hopefully, if you're in this position and on the fence, you make the smart decision.  Need help with leasing or buying a building? Shoot me a DM on Instagram @gymrealestate 

Do you refer to your members as athletes?  You might want to give this a listen.

For those of you who are doing the bare minimum with your social media (organic posting 3x/day), with quality creative + copy, this is for you. 

Think of the last annoying client experience you had - why was it so annoying?  Are you creating any of those same headaches for your customers? 

If you want top-notch employees, you need to compensate accordingly.   But should you pay via salary or commission??

Marty Flanagan, Brand President of Iron 24, discusses their staff-less gym model, highlighting its attractive profit margins by minimizing payroll costs. They explore the distinctions between high-end health clubs and budget-friendly gyms, and the rise of boutique fitness. They also discuss their zero staff gym model, fitness and recovery options, franchise pricing, and marketing strategies. Financial aspects of opening a gym and the potential role of technology in the industry are also covered.

I'm not sure why, but it seems anytime I bring up an idea or thought that goes just a tad bit deeper into the business side than "Retention" or "Deliver A Great Coaching Experience", some individuals get a bit upset and IMO, they need to cool their tits.  RPSF is important.  Here's why...