
The business behind the gentle art - Conversations with gym/academy owners and industry leaders who are doing something unique and special to stand out.
| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 119 | Founded | 2 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | EntrepreneurshipBusiness | |||

This episode is about staffing your academy, start to finish.
I break it into three parts. First, who to hire when you're still wearing all the hats, and why your first real hire off the floor is an admin, not another coach. Second, how to actually ... more
If your adults program and kids program aren't where they need to be, adding a fitness kickboxing class or a kettlebell program isn't going to fix your revenue problem. It's just going to split your attention. This episode is JP's breakdown of where ... more
JP's back after a big move from Calgary down to the Coeur d'Alene area and he's got a timely reminder for every academy owner heading into the back half of summer. The jiu-jitsu side of your business is the cart. But without wheels and a track, you'r... more
"I can tell almost instantly if an academy is going to be successful or not, and it almost rarely has to do with the aesthetics." — Chris Haueter
In this episode I sit down with Chris Haueter one of the original American BJJ black belts and a coach ... more
"Opening a jiu jitsu academy is a gamble." Students come, students go, and you never know what's going to happen — at least, that's the story a lot of academy owners tell themselves. But if a skilled operator took over your academy tomorrow, would it... more
Movement, Mobility, and Martial Arts: Insights from Ryan Hurst
Ryan offers a free guide on mobility and strength for BJJ click here to check it out: gmb.io/bjj-mobility/
In this episode, Ryan Hurst of GMB Fitness shares his unique approach ... more
We had technical difficulties on the previous recording so this is a NEW recording and the full episode.
Most BJJ academy owners burn out somewhere between year 3 and year 7. Not because the jiu jitsu is hard — because the people part is. The commun... more
Most BJJ academy owners burn out somewhere between year 3 and year 7. Not because the jiu jitsu is hard — because the people part is. The communication, the boundary-setting, losing core members, staying in one piece, knowing who to let through the d... more
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