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Hosted by Stuart Brauer · 🇺🇸 US · EN · 1,000 episodes
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WTF Gym Talk is a no-BS resource on how to run a successful business in the fitness industry. My content combines humor, education and entertainment.If you're tired of the same vanilla podcast content on growing your gym, then you'll def. want to tune in.
Stuart Brauer hosts WTF Gym Talk, a business show with 1,000 episodes published.
Rarely do I run into a gym owner who is happy with their marketing results when their expectation is gaining more customers I’ve learned that this is mostly due to a few reasons: They never had a successful client acquis
There are 4 options if you are thinking about exiting your gym. I consult with many gym owners who choose the option to sell, and assume they will make out with a massive ROI. When we crunch the numbers, the bottom line
It's mid summer time. We are more than half way through the year. Are you on pace to hit your annual goals? If you haven't paused to evaluate and recalibrate your annual plan, now is the time. Here are a few things to ge
Kayla Logue and Benjamin Knight are the powerhouse life and business partners who own and operate the JETSET Pilates studios in the Charlotte, NC area. We sat down to discuss owning two studios in two very different mark
This is part two of a two-part series where I teach gym owners how to monitor macro-level KPIs like leads and prospects but focus on the micro details that we can later compound or avoid to achieve our desired end-state.
Want to buy a building but you haven't exactly been great about saving up cash for the down payment? Let's talk. —----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
This is part one of a two-part series where I teach gym owners how to monitor macro-level KPIs like leads and prospects but focus on the micro details that we can later compound or avoid to achieve our desired end-state.
Corbin Jennings, a MADabolic franchisee with five units in the D.C. metro area. I have had him on the podcast before, but in this instance, he is no longer a MADabolic franchisee, as he has successfully packaged up all f
The whitespace is typically discussed in terms of graphic design or art. However, I've come to use it to describe the opportunity to exploit gaps in the marketplace between two or more successful models. In this episode,
XENOM™ is the Decathlon of Fitness™, a stadium-scale global competition over 2 days consisting of 10-events that standardizes and scores total human performance on a points based index, creating the first repeatable glob
For the average microgym, I typically recommend a rather unique approach to recruiting and interviewing. This approach ensures that you'll always have fresh applicants on deck when unexpected staff turnover occurs. —----
Zach Columbia and Tim Lyons have long been associated with the semi-private training space, but now they have ventured into a SASS product that allows for a full delivery system for semi-private models looking to grow an
Next time you have a great idea for the business, ask yourself this question: What Problem Does It Solve? —------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- I s
Liz Wagner and Hannah Sanicola didn’t plan on partnering together to open an Alpha Fit Club franchise studio in Woodbridge, NJ - but like most great plans, the origins are often spontaneous and impromptu. We had the plea
When it comes to signing a commercial real estate lease, there's no room for "I guess it'll work." —------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- I solve pr
Through The Gym Real Estate Company, I had the pleasure of working with Christian Bonatto, the owner of an Industrious franchise in Cincinnati, Ohio. We were successful in securing an amazing location that was a former a
Your mission to open up your ideal fitness model does not come with an easy button. Use this perspective shift to endure the inevitable cons along the journey —------------------------------------------------------------
I've had the pleasure of working with Rob Eschbach on business consulting for his group fitness and individual design model, F13 Performance. The Gym Real Estate Company was able to secure a new building to house F13 and
I don't get hungover...and this is what you can take away from that to help you with your business... —------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- I solve
You may want to add amenities to your open gym model, but should you?? You may want to take this into consideration... —----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
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