The legal concerns for any business are never-ending. For a gym owner, the list of considerations can be even more daunting. From employee safety to injury liability, there's a lot that can go wrong. With many new gyms opening and more people working to maintain their health, it's important to be aware of any legal concerns affecting your business.
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The COVID-19 pandemic's effects have been detrimental to the fitness industry. The latest report by the International Health, Racquet & Sports Club Association (IHRSA) shows that the industry lost approximately 50% of its revenue. Many gyms also shut their doors, some never to reopen.
Losing clients is a common occurrence for gyms and fitness studios. Research by Preventive Medicine Reports shows that about 50% of new gym members quit within three months after signing up. However, this doesn't make losing a client any easier.
As a gym business owner, the costs of owning a gym can be endless. Everything from rent, utility bills, certifications, licenses, insurance, and staff salaries can take a major toll on your finances. Worse yet, this list does not even cover half of the required fees.
As a gym owner or manager, you always spend a lot of time thinking about the amount of money have to spend. It seems like there is always a bill due. You need to pay rent, utilities, staff members, insurance, and the list goes on. You probably have a list of new gym equipment that you'd like to purchase, but you hesitate to spend the money.
With interest rates at record lows, the time to invest in your business is now. For gym owners, few things are more valuable for attracting clients than new, top of the line equipment. While gym equipment can be expensive, dilapidated and worn equipment can create serious hurdles to attracting the level of business you need for success.
As a gym owner, it is crucial to understand that your gym's identity and success are often dependent on how you stock your gym. In fact, according to the IHRSA Health Club Consumer Report, eight of the top ten club attractions cited by gym members are equipment-related. That is why gym operators and owners need to realize how critical it is for them to[...]
What comes to your mind at the mention of the term insurance? For most people, it is about car insurance and personal medical insurance. What you may not know is that your business needs to be insured, as well.
If you thought you only needed medical and car insurance, you are wrong. Every time you have a special event or if you run a business, having an insurance cover is a must-have.
Whether you are preparing for an event to celebrate a milestone in your personal life, profession, or your athletes, it is advisable to have a unique insurance cover. It will[...]
As a gym owner or manager, you have a lot of decisions to make and people and property to take care of on a daily basis. One of the decisions you need to make is about the level and type of business insurance that you need. You don't want to overspend and get the coverage you don't need, but you don't want to come up short when something happens.
