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The Business of Jiu Jitsu
JP Levesque
88 episodes
2 days ago
The business behind the gentle art - Conversations with gym/academy owners and industry leaders who are doing something unique and special to stand out.
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The business behind the gentle art - Conversations with gym/academy owners and industry leaders who are doing something unique and special to stand out.
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Entrepreneurship
Business
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Ep. 85 - Glyn Powditch - SBG Rossendale/Dream Agility
The Business of Jiu Jitsu
52 minutes 3 seconds
1 month ago
Ep. 85 - Glyn Powditch - SBG Rossendale/Dream Agility

In this episode of the Business of Jiu Jitsu, JP Levesque interviews Glenn Powditch, a seasoned jiu jitsu practitioner and gym owner. They discuss the duality of running a gym as a hobby versus a business, the importance of professionalism, and the challenges gym owners face. Glenn shares insights on how to navigate the commercialization of jiu jitsu while maintaining integrity, the significance of tracking leads and marketing effectively, and the role of breath work in enhancing jiu jitsu performance. The conversation emphasizes the need for gym owners to adopt a business mindset to ensure sustainability and success in the competitive landscape of jiu jitsu.


Takeaways


Running a gym can be both a hobby and a business.

Professionalism is key to successful gym management.

Breath work significantly improves jiu jitsu performance.

Tracking leads is essential for gym marketing success.

Maintaining integrity is crucial in the commercialization of jiu jitsu.

Gym owners should not lower their standards for gradings.

Creating a safe training environment reduces injury rates.

Understanding your target market helps in pricing and services.

Building a strong online presence is vital for attracting members.

The jiu jitsu business landscape is evolving, and owners must adapt.


Here is a link to the article on BJJ Fanatic that Glyn mentioned in this episode:

https://bjjfanatics.com/blogs/news/guide-to-opening-a-bjj-gym-hobby-vs-commercial-gym?srsltid=AfmBOor06MU-hykU-pEvxhF3HNWDAigotCsK1XAjsXCRTFez-yLzd3Wd


You can also find Glyn on IG/FB/WEB/BJJ Fanatics, here are some links incase you want to learn more:


SBG Rossendale: https://sbgrossendale.com/

Marketing Agency: https://dreamagility.com/

IG: https://www.instagram.com/glynpowditch/

FB: https://www.facebook.com/glyn.powditch

BJJ Fanatics: https://bjjfanatics.com/products/breathe-to-win-by-glyn-powditch


If you want some help getting your own BJJ academy getting new students, keeping them long term, and running a profitable business grab my free book here: https://growjitsu.com/book

The Business of Jiu Jitsu
The business behind the gentle art - Conversations with gym/academy owners and industry leaders who are doing something unique and special to stand out.