
Tony Cottenden went from prison officer to running personal training sessions in a garden shed — and eventually opening a shopfront small-group training gym. In this episode, Tony breaks down the real pros and cons of “going bigger,” why gym ownershi... more
In this episode, I sit down with Jerome Bolze, owner of Madison’s in Haywards Heath – a 400-member, premium small-group gym charging around £900 for its front-end trial.
We get into why Madison’s obsesses over tiny details most gyms ignore, how Jero... more
In this episode, John Clark (@The Bending Barbell) breaks down how he went from 5 to 180+ online clients in 18 months – and why there’s no single “best” business model for coaches.
We dig into his Time/Fun/Money framework, what local small-group gy... more
In this episode, I break down one of the most underused growth tools for small-group gyms: running simple in-person seminars for your members and local community.
You’ll learn:
* Why a 45–60 minute workshop positions you as the local expert
* Ho... more
Owning one successful small-group gym is hard enough. Growing to three sites, serving an average age of 50–60, and still obsessing over experience?
That’s what Aaron Swales has done with The Confidence Coach in the North East of England.
In this ep... more
[This episode is a recording of an interview I recorded for my PT mentoring group. If you're an SG gym owner, you'll still get a lot from this, but most of the lessons are applied more to the PT/ coach than they are to the gym owner.]
After 28 years... more
Tim Reid of ETC Fitness, a medium-sized group fitness studio (12:1) in Northampton joins Stuart to share how he built one of the most culture-driven gyms in the UK.
They discuss his model and the economics of it, the power of client recognition and ... more
Twelve years in, Ian Stevenson has nearly quit the gym-ownership game plenty of times, but he's now got it to a point where it runs without him.
In this episode, we dig into how he's done it and a few of the key changes he's made + lessons he's lear... more
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Focusing on the small-group personal training model in the fitness industry, episodes usually feature gym owners sharing their journeys, challenges, and innovative strategies that underscore the importance of community engagement and personalized service. Key discussions include topics like member retention strategies, effective marketing techniques, the balance between client relationships and business goals, and unique approaches to structuring gym environments that foster inclusivity. The podcast often explores how owners can adapt their offerings based on demographic nuances, such as catering specifically to women or older clients. It likely serves as a valuable resource for those involved in or looking to enter the fitness sector, prov... more
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