Building a Thriving Group Fitness Team
Our listeners are the best because you tell us who you love and who you don’t! And Ingrid Knight Cohee a guest in show 297 has received huge downloads on her show and special requests to get back! So we listened and she is back today to discuss what’s new group fitness! If you’re a business owner listen to this show as we talk about making group fitness an income line on your P&L rather than an expense line – oh and don’t forget to forward this ep to your group X managers! Listen to the full episode here
So let’s rip in . . .
Key Highlights:
- Group Fitness Insights & Solutions: The interview with Ingrid Knight Cohee explores the evolution of group fitness, its role in combating loneliness, strategies to revitalize participation amid the rise of strength training, instructor hiring and training, and shifting the perception of group fitness from an expense to a revenue generator, culminating in a 90-day challenge for the community.
- Instructor Relationships: #REXerInTheTrenches features Jaylin Brown from Healthworks (Boston area) discussing 3 key strategies for building strong relationships with group fitness instructors.
- Insurance Savings & Protection: Ken Reinig, “THE Insurance Guy,” delivers a Supplier’s Pitch guaranteeing potential savings, stress reduction, and protection by listening to his advice on insurance.
Sponsors & Trusted Suppliers:
- ROR Partners – Website
- Matrix – Website
- Performance Foods – Website
- Digital Revenue Systems – Website
Resources & Links:
- Ingrid Knight Cohee:
- Jalynn Brown:
- Reinig Insurance Solutions:
- Pursuit Performance:
- LinkedIn Community
Next Episode:
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Justin is the Managing Director of Active Management, which he began January 2004. He offers coaching to businesses worldwide in everything from start up and design to marketing and sales systems. Justin also facilitates four Australian and New Zealand ‘fitness industry roundtables’ events, which allows him to see a huge cross section of business models.