Boosting Your Barbell Club
Matt and Kyle on growing a barbell club from a handful of lifters into something that sustains itself: recruiting members, structuring sessions for mixed ability, and the business side people avoid.
What you’ll learn
- Recruit lifters into a club that sustains itself
- Run sessions that work with mixed ability in the room
- Reverse-engineer a growth target into what you do this year
- Handle the business side most coaches avoid
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