If you have the people, then go for it. I would try and get them to commit to auto-monthly drafts for a minimum of 3 months. I've seen several gyms go out of business because of quick expansion. Slow and steady and good things will happen. It's always good to have a good motivated bunch committed to working out for the long haul. Best of luck with your new place!
I agree with the auto drafts. Quite a few people have said that. I wouldn't expand until there were no more hours in the day and no more room for adding people or classes. Thanks Mike
I agree with the auto drafts. Quite a few people have said that. I wouldn't expand until there were no more hours in the day and no more room for adding people or classes. Thanks Mike
Even then you can still do piggy backing squats!
Also look for a place that has attached a large (low traffic use) parking lot or other space outdoors to utilize when not bad weather and you have larger groups. If it rains....well there are the piggy backing squats again.
A good place where you can get tire flips etc. going can really help prolong the lifespan if a small-ish space. Sprints, tire flips, relays etc. Good way to maintain and even grow your gym while you build capital.
Best of luck.
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