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5 Social Media Strategies for Driving Gym Membershipopens blog.teambuildr.com in a new tab

Social media can be a great tool for driving leads to potentially become members at your gym!

Grace Stiles

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From the GA's Desk: Understanding the Psychological Response to Injuriesopens blog.teambuildr.com in a new tab

Guiding athletes through a return-to-play protocol often falls on sport performance coaches. Springfield GA Hertin Cheng explains why practitioners also need to be aware of the mental side of injury.

Springfield College Staff

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5 Things You Need to Create a Strong Gym Cultureopens blog.teambuildr.com in a new tab

Creating a positive gym culture is crucial for client and member experience. Coach Nicole Foley gives 5 tips you need to create a strong gym culture!

Nicole Foley

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When to Make Career Moves: Part 1 - GA's and Internsopens blog.teambuildr.com in a new tab

Navigating the journey of a strength and conditioning coach in the collegiate world can be overwhelming to say the least. Coach Ryan Metzger gives her tips for young coaches looking to make their first big career move.

Ryan Metzger

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Fitness Business Systems Simplifiedopens blog.teambuildr.com in a new tab

Coming up with sound systems for your gym is critical. Ben Pickard from Business for Unicorns shares his tips on creating simple yet effective systems.

Benjamin Pickard

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How Early Sport Specialization is Killing Youth Athlete Potentialopens blog.teambuildr.com in a new tab

Early sport specialization has become a billion dollar industry with camps, private coaches, and exclusive leagues. Coach Harrison Elias lays out some of the dangers facing youth athletes who specialize early in their career.

Harrison Elias

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How to be a Terrible Fitness Business Owneropens blog.teambuildr.com in a new tab

Flipping the lens and viewing things through a negative perspective can paint a clearer picture. Here are tips to being a terrible fitness business owner.

Trent Luecke

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Mid-Semester Reminder: Coaches Need Self-Care Tooopens blog.teambuildr.com in a new tab

Burnout has been the leading cause of coaches leaving the sports performance industry. Coach Mike Richards delivers a reminder and some tips for coaches to apply self-care practices to increase longevity.

Mike Richards

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Going From Coach to Leader: Using the 5 C'sopens blog.teambuildr.com in a new tab

Get leadership development insights in coaching with the 5 Cs framework. Enhance yourself from coach to leader by fostering character, consistency & more.

David Kitchen

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VBT Simplified: Doing Simple Betteropens blog.teambuildr.com in a new tab

Velocity-based training without the complexity most write-ups add. The handful of numbers worth watching and how to use them with a normal roster.

Myles Methner

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Aerobic Conditioning for the Tactical Athleteopens blog.teambuildr.com in a new tab

Choosing the correct conditioning tool to increase performance is key in the tactical setting. Coach Kosta Telegadas discusses his approach to implementing multiple conditioning protocols.

Kosta Telegadas

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How Music Enhances Athletic Performance & Trainingopens blog.teambuildr.com in a new tab

Learn about the influence of music on athletic performance. Learn about the psychological and physical benefits music brings to training environments.

Mike Richards

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3 Lessons from Increasing Recurring Revenue by $10k+opens blog.teambuildr.com in a new tab

Learn 3 ways you can change your gym's or private facility's sales process to increase recurring revenue by 10k!

Benjamin Pickard

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So You Want to Olympic Lift Your Team Part 5: The Jerkopens blog.teambuildr.com in a new tab

When executed properly, the jerk is a versatile and valuable tool for performance coaches. Coach Ryan Metzger lays out a progression for teaching the jerk and its variations.

Ryan Metzger

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From the Director's Desk: 10 Tips to Crush Your Next Interviewopens blog.teambuildr.com in a new tab

Interviewing for a new position is daunting for young performance coaches. Coach Trixx gives his top tips for setting yourself up for success in your next interview.

Matrixx Ferreira

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From the GA's Desk: Olympic Lifting: It's Deeper than Poweropens blog.teambuildr.com in a new tab

Viewing sports performance programming from a big picture perspective can provide valuable insight for coaches. Coach Jimmy English explains why we need to change our perspective on Olympic lifting.

Springfield College Staff

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7 Strategies for Attracting and Converting New Leadsopens blog.teambuildr.com in a new tab

From defining your market to leveraging your online presence and a referral system, here are 7 strategies to generate leads and secure life-long members.

Rachel Newman

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Modifying the Conjugate Method for Tactical Athletesopens blog.teambuildr.com in a new tab

The Conjugate Method offers a blend of variety, recovery, and specificity in training tactical athletes. Coach Kosta Telegadas lays out an approach to modifying the conjugate style to best accommodate the tactical population.

Kosta Telegadas