Transform Your Gym Business - Join Jim Thomas Every Tuesday at 2pm CT for Fast, Quick, Easy, and Friendly Insights on Gym Funding. Dear Gym Owners and Entrepreneurs, In the fast-paced world of fitness, where sweat and dedication meet the ever-evolving business...
Are you passionate about launching your own gym but held back by the financial constraints that often accompany startup ventures? The good news is that the fitness industry is evolving, and access to gym funding has never been more accessible. Whether you're a...
Term loan Similar to traditional bank style financing. A Term Loan is a set amount that a borrower pays back at a fixed amount. The common uses for these types of loans are business expansion, working capital and equipment purchases. Benefits of a Term loan Interest...
Owning a gym. For many, it’s the ultimate dream — a place filled with energy, transformation stories, high-fives, and the satisfaction of helping people change their lives. But let’s be real for a moment. As someone who has walked into thousands of gyms across the...
The No-Excuses Playbook for Gym Owners Who Are Ready to Stop Waiting and Start Winning There’s a phrase I’ve found myself repeating more and more when I walk into gyms across the country: This isn’t a dress rehearsal. You don’t get to rewind the last 12 months.You...
For independent gym owners, boutique studio operators, gym entrepreneurs, and personal trainers, mastering the art of membership pricing can mean the difference between barely breaking even and building a wildly profitable, resilient business. The truth most owners...
Selling gym memberships isn’t just about square footage, shiny equipment, or price points. After walking into gyms across the country — from high-volume clubs to boutique studios to struggling facilities trying to regain momentum — one thing is crystal clear: The gyms...
If there’s one transformation I’ve seen separate struggling gym owners from those who build durable, profitable, future-ready businesses, it’s this: They stop acting like operators… And start thinking like architects. This isn’t about working less.It’s about thinking...
There’s an old truth that applies perfectly to the fitness industry: To everything there is a season. A season to grow.A season to rebuild.A season to refine.And sometimes… a season to let go of what no longer works. If there’s one thing I’ve learned walking into gyms...
If there’s one topic that quietly creates massive risk — and massive opportunity — inside independent gyms, boutique studios, and training facilities, it’s this: Who actually works for you… and under what structure? I can’t tell you how many gyms I’ve walked into...
Let’s be real for a moment. Every gym — yes, even the great ones — hits a sales slump at some point. The phones get quieter. Walk-ins slow down. Tours feel less frequent. The energy on the sales floor drops just a notch… and suddenly you’re staring at what feels like...
Sales don’t slow down just because operations get messy.The pressure doesn’t pause because there’s a new manager, a merger, a policy change, or internal drama. The fitness industry is dynamic. But sometimes it feels like a hurricane just ripped through your sales...
