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click here News | Thursday, May 21, 2020 Thirty states still prohibit gyms from reopening, and some health club owners, fed up with being closed, are defying state orders and reopening, risking fines and jail time. A recent ruling in Ohio has led to gyms reopening in that state. read more |
| | | Before you reopen your health club’s doors, take some time to consider these three strategies that may help you future-proof your business. read more |
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| | | Michael Piercy, owner of The LAB Performance & Sports Science in Fairfield, New Jersey, had offered online coaching in the past to clients who were out of town, but the COVID-19 related shutdowns in his state led him to try out live online group classes, something that has spurred family fitness fun and normalcy for his clients and new users of his services. read more |
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From Club Industry | | | In Club Industry's latest town hall, learn the best ways to manage your cash flow, where to access funding when needed, how pricing and member density are predicted to change, which government stimulus programs may be best, how to navigate complicated unemployment laws, and what financial moves you should be making to keep your business alive during and after the coronavirus has passed. read more |
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| | | If you have missed any of the past Club Industry Town Halls on how the COVID-19 pandemic has affected the fitness industry, you can now watch them on-demand. The first seven town halls as well as two Master Class webinars related to the crisis are viewable through links on this page. You can also find upcoming town halls and register for those here. read more |
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| | | As the fitness industry navigates shutdowns due to COVID-19, Club Industry is here to help. We have developed a coronavirus resource page where you can find links to coronavirus news articles, information about COVID-19 legislation and loan options, town halls and outside resources for the fitness industry. read more |
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| | | Join your peers in the fitness industry Oct. 14-16, 2020, at the 2020 Club Industry Show, which will be held in a new city—St. Louis, Missouri. Register now for the education and networking event that welcomes the entire fitness industry from studios to commercial clubs to YMCAs and JCCs as well as parks and rec facilities and university rec centers. read more |
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