With new types of workouts and fitness classes popping up what seems like every other night, we’re often spoiled for choice on the types of exercise we can do. Sometimes, going with the old-fashioned outdoor boot camp is the way to go!
Learn About The Possibilities Of Online Personal Training, With Jon Goodman - PT COREntrepreneur Podcast
Communication is easier than ever before. Computers and the Internet allow us to reach out to people around the globe from the comfort of our own homes and offices.
While business growth through the acquisition of new customers is important, we understand that as a wellness business owner, generating new leads is no walk in the park.
As a fitness or wellness business owner, going the extra mile of engaging with your customers outside the four walls of your studio or office plays an important part in increasing brand awareness and strengthening your customers’ loyalty in the long run.
Running is a popular form of exercise, however, many runners fall victim to common injuries such as sprained ankles and pulled groins that occur from frequently doing it.
Letting Go Of Negativity, with Sedona Method Guru Tim McCavitt - PT COREntrepreneur Podcast
Learn How To Use Emotional Mind Hacks In Order To Become A Better Trainer, With Pete Cohen - PT COREntrepreneur Podcast
Social media platforms have become more than just a place where people can share personal photos and videos with family and friends. With more and more businesses using it as a way to connect with new and existing customers, Instagram is becoming one of the highest-value marketing tools. Last week we shared part one of this two-part series on how to improve your wellness business’ Instagram presence. Today we share part two, with another 5 tips to really get your business going in the world of social media!
How A Better Understanding Of Masculinity Can Make You A Better Man, With Ryan Michler - PT COREntrepreneur Podcast
Updated October 2022
Often many small business owners will neglect building a social media presence for their business, claiming that they don’t have the bandwidth, time, money or energy to make it worthwhile.