Advice for Starting my own Gym

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Advice for Starting my own Gym

by Chad

I am certified through NASM and looking at starting my own gym. Do you have type of business advice or business models that can be utilized for a gym setting, etc.. pay structuring, benefits... Any help you could provide me would be great.

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Step 4 of our Guide is a good start
by: Katie - Admin

Step 4 of our site is designed to help people like you to start your own business. While most trainers usually start off training clients privately using other peoples facilities, you can jump straight to opening your own gym.

Opening a gym business is more complex and can be very risky. You are going to want to make sure that you have at least 50 clients that would become members of your gym. Otherwise you need plenty of cash reserves to get you through the ramp up period. Make sure you have a solid personal trainer business plan.

Katie

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