Built To Grow

Adding random classes at 8 AM or 9 PM because a couple of clients said they could make it, only for them to drop out later — sounds familiar, right? This is just one example of how gym owners try to please everyone but end up creating a schedule that's hard to follow. Another issue arises when offering sessions that never expire. Picture someone from 2019 showing up for their sessions in 2024. This might sound bizarre, but it's a real issue that leaves gym owners without a steady membership income.Trying to keep everyone happy often leads to policies that just complicate things. If you’ve ever been in a situation where you wanted to change a signed contract, you know that it's not easy. But there is a solution, and it’s actually not complicated at all. Set clear, straightforward rules from the start, like offering one or two types of memberships, not a dozen, or setting a clear cancelation policy.The goal is to make things smoother for both you and your clients. So, if your gym's policies feel