We Want to Answer Your Most Pressing Fitness Business Questions
This may be the most important post I’ve ever made. It’s going to help me – and the other folks that contribute here – give you the knowledge and the tools you need to reach your personal and professional goals.
That’s the purpose of this blog.
The fitness industry has been good to me. Very good.
I’m sure it can be just as good to you…but I need you to tell me what areas you want help with in the comments section below.
See, what you may not realize is that it doesn’t take considerably more work to run a $250,000 business than it does a $25,000 business.
It just takes making the work you do smarter.
Currently, we are Owners or Co-Owners of over a dozen businesses in the fitness industry that generate a multiple seven-figure income – businesses in every area you can imagine:
- Certifications
- Franchising
- Area Exclusive Licensing
- Supplements
- Health Club
- Training / Sports Performance
- Infoproducts
- Coaching Programs
- Membership Sites / Programs
- Corporate Fitness
- Custom Music for Fitness
- Marketing
- Several others that are combinations or variations of these…
There is no one in the industry that has real world experience in so many different areas. And that isn’t even counting the business we’ve run, sold or consulted with;)
So we know what it takes to build a fitness business
Doesn’t matter if it’s a small in-home training business or a big company with dozens of employees.
We’ve been through it and want to make sure you are successful when you’re going through it.
Bottom line: We want to answer your questions and make sure you’re reaching your goals.
So…
What are your biggest questions when it comes to launching, growing and managing a profitable fitness business?
Anything you want.
Fitness Marketing. Business Systems. Fitness Sales. Developing Multiple Streams of Income…
…You name it.
Just post your questions in the comments section below.
And Thank You for helping us serve you better!
Dedicated to your success,
Pat Rigsby
Pat Rigsby is a Co-Owner of the International Youth Conditioning Association & the youth fitness franchise Athletic Revolution as well as a fitness industry consultant serving thousands of personal trainers and fitness entrepreneurs. Sign up for his fitness business free newsletter to discover proven marketing, sales and business strategies, along with blog updates, news, and more! While you’re at it, follow him on Twitter.
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Hi guys,
I have neem reading your posts for a couple months now, and its just awesome! So informative and great techniques.
I am a personal trainer now, I work at a gym in Nyc, I have a 300 ft studio, I go to clients homes, I go to my clients gym, I do online training, now I’m thinking of doing bootcamps, however to be honest I’m not sure if I’m the right guy to lead such camps since I’m not that creative nor can make classes like that interesting. and more into 1 on 1 focusing on my clients goals and following a program.
My questions are
1) How do I get into the bootcamp market ? As in how do I know whome to hire?
2) How much sqft do I need to run a basic facility?
3) How do I pick the right location?
Does it really need to be in the heart of the city?
4)What are the starting expenses that I should expect before I get hooked on the. Bootcamp idea ?
5) My lists of questions go on and on, but basicially to sum it all up, I am simply looking to expand to bootcamps without me teaching the classes, and I have no idea where to start since I don’t want to teach. Or is that a must to teach in order to start off?
Please help me so I can pay back in kind.
I know I have a great market to tap into,
Thanks in advance guys
Hi guys,
I have neem reading your posts for a couple months now, and its just awesome! So informative and great techniques.
I am a personal trainer now, I work at a gym in Nyc, I have a 300 ft studio, I go to clients homes, I go to my clients gym, I do online training, now I’m thinking of doing bootcamps, however to be honest I’m not sure if I’m the right guy to lead such camps since I’m not that creative nor can make classes like that interesting. and more into 1 on 1 focusing on my clients goals and following a program.
My questions are
1) How do I get into the bootcamp market ? As in how do I know whome to hire?
2) How much sqft do I need to run a basic facility?
3) How do I pick the right location?
Does it really need to be in the heart of the city?
4)What are the starting expenses that I should expect before I get hooked on the. Bootcamp idea ?
5) My lists of questions go on and on, but basically to sum it all up, I am simply looking to expand to bootcamps without me teaching the classes, and I have no idea where to start since I don’t want to teach. Or is that a must to teach in order to start off?
Please help me so I can pay back in kind.
I know I have a great market to tap into,