Turning prospective students into committed Jiu-Jitsu practitioners is one of the biggest challenges for gym owners across the country. Many owners struggle with Jiu-Jitsu gym enrollment despite having quality instruction, yet effective student acquisition directly impacts their bottom line and long-term sustainability. 

The functional fitness movement continues to grow with competitions like HYROX attracting more participants and trainers than ever before. To safely manage fitness competition equipment risks and protect their clients, functional fitness professionals should have reliable insurance protection set in place.

Even in the safest Pilates studios, accidents can happen. A client might push themselves too hard, an instructor could unintentionally overcorrect a movement, or a piece of equipment might fail at the wrong moment. When these incidents occur, they can quickly lead to liability claims that put your studio’s finances and reputation at risk.

HYROX is one of fitness’s fastest-growing competitions, and it has captivated many athletes with its combination of endurance and strength challenges. This fitness competition blends running with functional movements that mimic everyday activities, which makes it both accessible and intensely challenging. Instead of isolated muscle training, it focuses[...]

Growing a successful fitness community requires thoughtful promotion strategies and genuine connections with potential members, not just a passion for exercise. Whether you've recently launched a running group or you're looking to expand your established fitness club, these six strategies will help you attract and retain committed members.

Running a social fitness club is more than just getting people to break a sweat—it’s about building a thriving community where members feel motivated, connected, and excited to show up. But with so many fitness options available, how do you stand out? The answer lies in marketing your club the NEXO way.

The growth of the social fitness industry brings incredible opportunities for business owners, but it also has significant risks that shouldn’t be overlooked. As owners build community through fitness experiences, they also have to manage a spectrum of liability concerns that are unique to physical activity businesses. Your members trust you with their[...]

Personal trainers and fitness coaches are always on the go, taking their expertise and gym equipment from place to place. It’s no secret that having gym insurance is an incredibly important aspect of owning a fitness business, but if you’re a professional who needs to travel with your equipment for off-site jobs on a regular basis, you might be[...]

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Planning to start a gym business or take over one? No matter what path you take to ownership, one of the first things you’ll need to do is get insurance. Now you don’t necessarily need to be proficient in insurance lingo or the fitness industry to know what kind of coverage is best for your business. But, if you plan to stay in the game for the long[...]