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We know that all work and no play makes running your fitness business NO FUN! So to celebrate fun we have a poem to make you smile!

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As the first month of 2012 draws to a close, I hope all you Fitness Professionals out there are capitalizing on all those New Year’s Resolutions and that your fitness businesses are flourishing!

“How will your fitness business evolve?” It is an interesting question for fitness business owners because so many of us started our fitness business because of a passion for health, for helping others and for living a fantastic lifestyle.

You might think that you aren't don't lose any money in your fitness business but losing revenue happens! The realization that this happens is probably the number one thing that drives most owners to adapt and implement better systems and practices to ensure money is not lost.

All businesses need to have a great set of systems in order to operate successfully. Many fitness businesses have owners that are fantastic fitness professional and super motivated to help their clients. This is why they became personal trainers, physiotherapist, boot camp instructors or strength coaches and eventually led them to open a fitness business of their own. The problem is that having a passion or even being fantastic at motivating people will not mean you are going to have success managing your fitness business.

A recent article I read was discussing that fitness businesses often fail as a result of them being started by fitness enthusiasts or professionals like personal trainers. The theory is that personal trainers or other fitness professionals tend to build facilities that are geared to what they want as fitness professionals’ versus what the public wants or needs in a gym. Now the stats are not kind to fitness professionals when it comes right down to it, opening a fitness facility is a high risk venture and we as an industry have a proportionately high closure rate over other industries, however restaurants still top the list.

Another year has passed and now it’s time to embrace the year 2012. This year should be a great year and like most, better then the last. The question is, are you going to make it a great year or just another mediocre one?

I belong to several fitness business groups on the web most via Linkedin and these groups often host discussions on a variety of topics. Usually a person posts a question or report on something and members start the thread on their thoughts. Often these are very informative and give you a perspective that your peers often share but from time to time they become something that it was not intended and even kind of nasty.