Guides, case studies and news from the world of digital coaching.
An Excel workout template is fine when you start: it's free and flexible. But it doesn't scale. Here are the real limits and when to move to a workout builder.
workout program excel template · workout builder · client management
Gyms and personal trainers handle health and biometric data, a special category under the GDPR. Here are the legal bases, risks and compliant tools.
GDPR · fitness privacy · sensitive data
Running a gym well means acquiring and retaining members, keeping billing and KPIs under control. Here's the real day-to-day, the tools and the numbers that matter.
run a gym · member retention · fitness KPIs
Opening a gym costs from tens to hundreds of thousands of dollars. Here are all the cost items, the models, indicative ranges and the break-even.
open a gym · gym costs · fitness business
Opening a personal training studio takes space, equipment and permits. Here are indicative startup costs, minimum space and the break-even in number of clients.
open a studio · personal trainer · startup costs
The recurring model beats one-off packages: predictability, higher LTV, less repeat selling. How to switch to subscriptions, calculate MRR and cut churn.
recurring revenue · MRR · subscriptions
Scaling means unlinking income from the hours you work. The concrete levers (online, groups, self-paced programs, recurring, delegation) and when to hire.
scale · business · personal trainer
Price online coaching on value, not hours. Build recurring tiers, justify the price with check-ins and video feedback, with a three-level pricing example.
online coaching · pricing · tiers
Running a personal training business means treating acquisition, delivery, retention and admin as one system. Here is how to do it without burning out.
business · management · personal trainer
Tendonitis from lifting: what overload tendinopathy is in general terms, why it develops, and why you need a doctor or physio. Informational only.
tendonitis · tendinopathy · overload
Gym injury prevention: gradual load progression, technique, warm-up, recovery, and listening to your body's signals. The principles that truly cut risk.
injuries · prevention · load management
Exercise and the immune system: moderate activity and immune support, the open-window myth downsized, overtraining, and the role of sleep and load.
immunity · exercise · recovery
Manage your athletes with Athleex: programs, progress and communication in one place. Free for up to 3 athletes.