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Welcome to "The Legacy Martial Arts Business Podcast," hosted by Sam Hattlestad and Nick Castiglia, the dynamic duo at the helm of Legacy Martial Arts Consulting. This podcast isn't just a platform; it's a mission to inspire and educate aspiring and established martial arts school owners by sharing the remarkable journeys of those who have carved a niche for themselves in this vibrant (and sometimes crazy) industry. Each episode, we dive deep into the heart of martial arts business success, featuring in-depth conversations with successful gym owners, competitors-turned-entrepreneurs, and visionaries who have transformed their passion for martial arts into thriving businesses. Their stories are not just narratives of success but lessons in perseverance, innovation, and the martial spirit. Whether you're a seasoned martial arts school owner or dream of opening your own dojo someday, our podcast offers invaluable insights, strategies, and inspiration to help you navigate the challenges and celebrate the victories of running a martial arts business. Join us as we explore the legacy of martial arts, not just as a sport, but as a way of life and a path to business success. Welcome to the community of martial arts entrepreneurs, where every story shared is a step towards your own legacy.
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What separates thriving martial arts schools from those that constantly struggle to grow? In this episode of the Legacy Martial Arts Business Podcast, we sit down with Chris Mierzwiak—Bellator and Strikeforce veteran, ma
Show notesIn this conversation, Nick Castiglia interviews Dan Moroney, a Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu practitioner and owner of Bravado BJJ. They discuss Dan's journey in Jiu-Jitsu, including his early days in Montreal, the founding of Gra
Show notesIn this conversation, Nick Castiglia and Jesse Topp discuss Jesse's journey in martial arts and how it saved his life. They also delve into the importance of running a martial arts school as a business and the steps to s
Show notesDana Dickeson shares his journey in martial arts, from his childhood fascination with action movies to his introduction to Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu (BJJ) as a police officer. He recounts his experiences in MMA and the challen
Show notesBrent Fryia shares his origin story of becoming a gym owner and MMA fighter. He started as a wrestler and had a successful career in university wrestling. After teaching for a while, he saw an ad for an MMA class and joi
Show notesSummary Milena Hrebacka, founder of New Breed Design, discusses the importance of branding and marketing for martial arts schools. She emphasizes the need for a strong brand that reflects the gym's values and resonates w
Show notesSummary Brendan Rice, CEO of Wodify, discusses the benefits of using Wodify for gym owners and how the software has expanded from serving CrossFit gyms to martial arts schools. He emphasizes the importance of engagement
Show notesSummary Matt Kwan, a Brazilian Jiu Jitsu black belt, shares his journey from being a chef to opening his own Jiu Jitsu school. He talks about his passion for teaching and his desire to make a living off of Jiu Jitsu. Mat
Show notesSummary: Matthew Becker, practicing attorney and owner of Gym Lawyers, provides legal consulting for gym owners. He emphasizes the importance of keeping gym owners and their members safe through proper business practices
Show notesSummary: Matthew Becker, practicing attorney and owner of Gym Lawyers, provides legal consulting for gym owners. He emphasizes the importance of keeping gym owners and their members safe through proper business practices
Show notesIn this episode, Nick Castiglia interviews Megan Hodgen from Diamond MMA and Fitness. Megan shares her inspirational journey of starting her gym at a young age and overcoming challenges. The conversation covers topics su
Show notesSummary Steve Poulin shares the story of how he started the Submission Academy and grew it into a successful martial arts gym. He discusses the challenges he faced, the decisions he made, and the importance of defining s
Show notesSummary In this episode, Omar Kadi shares his journey from working in sales to becoming a successful martial arts school owner. He talks about his background growing up in New York and his experience working in various i
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In this podcast episode, Nick Castiglia interviews Brendan Kalijundic, a successful gym owner and one of the first clients of Legacy Martial Arts Consulting. Brendan shares his journey of starting his first gym and the h
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