Built To Grow

Managing people is tough in any business. Gyms are no exception. You need to deal with different personalities and the fact that life outside the gym affects how your team acts inside it. Also, over time, they may become too comfortable and stop following the gym's rules.Sounds familiar?Most gym owners have likely faced coaches who start to slack off at some point. It begins with them not fully meeting their responsibilities, and before you know it, the whole atmosphere in the gym starts to shift because the same vibe starts to spread among the team.This isn't just about a few missed tasks. It’s a far more important thing because it affects clients’ experience by changing the energy and consistency that your clients love.So you, as a gym owner, need to get your team back on track, but how? You don't want to come off too strong and risk losing your staff. (Especially at a time when finding and retaining good trainers is super challenging.)But then again, you can't just let things slide.So, how