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Revenue beyond membership.

WHY IT MATTERS

It increases revenue per member without increasing capacity requirements.

WHAT CAN BE OFFERED

Personal training Specialist classes Assessments and programmes Nutrition guidance, within competence

Retail: drinks, clothing, equipment, supplements

WHAT PERSONAL TRAINING PROVIDES

High-value revenue and improved member results.

WHY RESULTS MATTER COMMERCIALLY

Members who progress stay.

WHAT TO ESTABLISH

How training is sold: by trainers, by staff, or through structured offers.

WHAT TO AVOID

Pressure selling.

WHY

It is felt, resented, and it drives departure.

WHAT TO PREFER

Offering a session to new members as part of induction.

WHY

It demonstrates value rather than describing it.

WHAT TO BE CAREFUL WITH

Supplements and anything with health claims.

WHY

Claims may be regulated, products may require registration, and advice may exceed competence.

WHAT TO ESTABLISH

That staff do not present supplements as medical or treatment.

WHAT TO VERIFY

That anything sold with a health claim is properly registered.

WHAT RETAIL TO STOCK

A small range people actually buy.

WHY SMALL

Unsold stock is cash sitting still.

WHAT TO MEASURE

Revenue per member Take-up of each service Which services members value

WHAT TO REVIEW

Whether each additional service earns its space and attention.


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