Avoid Personal Trainer Burnout
The 5 am starts at the gym. The nutrition restrictions when you want those extra curly, extra crunchy french-fries. The never-ending list of clients that you’re so
Become a Stand Out Personal Trainer
Here are some proven strategies that instructors have used to help their brands have a unique association with success, so their classes are remembered
Zumba® Teacher Tips
There is something about certain Zumba® Fitness classes that you can feel before even the music starts. What is it that creates that kind of magic?
How to Up Your Social Media Gains: Testimonials and Pictures
Like it or not, if you’re a fitness instructor, personal trainer, or gym enthusiast who people pay in order to help them get fit and healthy, you can’t just worry
What to Know About Trademarks for Fitness Instructors
Imagine the shock of getting called “into the office” for the tempo of a song in a popular trademarked class. Turns out, some trademark group fitness programs
Group Fitness vs Personal Training: The Ultimate Guide
You’re finally certified to help people become the best versions of themselves possible. You’ve made the effort, you’ve studied, you’ve taken the tests
Make Fitness Fun Again—Most Popular Group Fitness Programs
When it comes to running a successful personal training business, your top priority is ensuring that each client you work with gets proper attention
Developing a Business Plan for a Pilates Practice
Armed with your certification, an ideal location, sufficient equipment and a list of potential clients, you might think you’re on your way to owning and operating a successful Pilates business. But
Pilates Classes: Is Bigger Always Better?
What would your clients think of a more limited class size? Before you enter the studio, you can already see that the room is filled with enthusiastic Pilates students, eager to
Tips for Building a Successful Pilates practice
According to the Small Business Administration, there were 28.2 million small businesses—defined as those having fewer than 500 employees—in the U.S. in 2011. In 2013, just over 33,000 businesses filed for bankruptcy,