Running a successful dojo is about more than just teaching martial arts; it’s about providing a seamless experience for your students and their families. One of the most common challenges dojo owners face is managing belt tracking and student progress efficiently.
Are you looking to boost enrollment and expand your martial arts school? Look no further! In this article, we will share with you 10 proven strategies that will help you grow your martial arts school and take it to the next level. Whether you're just starting out or have been running your school for years, these strategies are guaranteed to bring in more students and increase your revenue.
Discover how AI can transform gym member management. Learn actionable strategies for growth and retention with Clubworx's AI-driven solutions.
This guide offers strategies for how to find yoga instructors who are highly qualified and tick all your boxes, as well as tips on how Clubworx software can simplify management, ensuring a supportive work environment for your teachers.
There’s a perception that marketing small fitness and lifestyle businesses can’t be done effectively.
If you are a martial arts teacher and you want to provide the very best to your students, their caregivers, and even your potential students, then your website is a very important consideration.
With all of the different business and entrepreneurs online, it can be hard to keep ahead of the game and prevent your presence from being swallowed up by the competition.
Before the start of the new financial year is one of the best times to update your business plan.
In our Part 2 article, we’ll be concentrating on developing actionable goals to create a market fit for your dojo, and how to successfully advertise yourself. We’ll be covering the basics of online and offline client-building, as well as a couple of insider tips to help you skyrocket to success.
So when deciding what fitness classes your gym offer, the key focus should be on what your customers and potential customers would want.
First impressions count. Your website is usually the first experience or impression a (potential) member has of your business. A poorly designed website can give the wrong impression and mean that you miss out on a chance to get new members. Today we’re going to look at what actually makes a bad website so that you can do...well..the opposite!
A business is as good as the employees who work within it. Here we'll go through what you need to consider to make sure you hire the right people for your fitness business, while at the same time steering clear of some of the more common pitfalls in the industry.