Private v. Commercial Commercial fitness and private club fitness share many things in common: they both care about member engagement...

The business of fitness used to be much simpler. Build it and they will come. On rare occasion does that work anymore, especially at country

Over recent years, the fitness industry has seen a swift rise in the number of boutique fitness studios throwing their hats in the ring. ...

1. Thoughtfully Designed Facility and Layout Take the time to think through an appropriate design and layout of your facility that caters...

Thinking of adding a new space at your club for fitness or improving a current space? There are some things we can learn from commercial...

1. Reduce Clutter Many fitness facilities are bogged down with all of the accessory items such as mats, kettlebells, stability balls, etc....

The fitness industry as a whole is booming with new budget gyms and boutique studios popping up on every corner. Despite the competition...

Each year hundreds of dollars can go up in the air thanks to water and heat evaporation in your pools. If your club features a swimming...

Clubs with small fitness center footprints (1,500 square feet and smaller) run the largest risk of wasting money on big-box athletic club...

If your fitness center is like most country club fitness centers, then noise pollution is something you discuss in your meetings. An easy...

Unless you are about to open a 20,000 square foot fitness center with every bell and whistle, then you’ll want to purchase equipment for...

"As the baby boomers age and younger families join your club, the fitness programs at your club need to stay current. One way to keep up...