For gym owners, by gym owners. Hosted by Dave Thomas and Bryan Pritz of Performance360, these two lifelong friends and business partners candidly share how they’ve grown their gym from a single old outdoor boatyard to three locations and annual revenue of $1.2 million over the last decade.
Completely independent and unfranchised, Dave and Bryan usher you behind the curtain of their operations and discuss strategies, ideas, successes, and failures that have enabled them to stand out in San Diego’s saturated market and become one of the most successful group fitness gyms in the world.
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For gym owners, by gym owners. Hosted by Dave Thomas and Bryan Pritz of Performance360, these two lifelong friends and business partners candidly share how they’ve grown their gym from a single old outdoor boatyard to three locations and annual revenue of $1.2 million over the last decade.
Completely independent and unfranchised, Dave and Bryan usher you behind the curtain of their operations and discuss strategies, ideas, successes, and failures that have enabled them to stand out in San Diego’s saturated market and become one of the most successful group fitness gyms in the world.
#47: 3 Steps to Automate Communication for Improved Conversion, Retention, and Return Customers
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#47: 3 Steps to Automate Communication for Improved Conversion, Retention, and Return Customers
Gym Ops Radio
For gym owners, by gym owners. Hosted by Dave Thomas and Bryan Pritz of Performance360, these two lifelong friends and business partners candidly share how they’ve grown their gym from a single old outdoor boatyard to three locations and annual revenue of $1.2 million over the last decade.
Completely independent and unfranchised, Dave and Bryan usher you behind the curtain of their operations and discuss strategies, ideas, successes, and failures that have enabled them to stand out in San Diego’s saturated market and become one of the most successful group fitness gyms in the world.
