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Equipment
I’m doubling the size of my facility and starting to offer memberships… Does anybody have flawless or refurbished chain driven Nautilus stuff? Or spotless Medx that they would sell? I’m in Pennsylvania.
1 like • 9d
you could get your equipment electrostaticly painted- they come to you, tape off the guide rods, remove pads and spray onsite. the process is mostly used on school lockers and lab equipment but works well on the selectorized equipment
Questions for Jeff Tomaszewski (Max Strength Fitness)
I'm interviewing @Jeff Tomaszewski on Thursday. ❓❓ What would you like me to ask him? Info about Jeff - Owner of Max Strength Fitness: - 20 locations (6 pending) across the US. - 20min twice per week workouts - one-on-one only - Imagine Strength machines - Website: https://maxstrengthfitness.com/
Questions for Jeff Tomaszewski (Max Strength Fitness)
1 like • 24d
how does he plan the growth? ratio of corporate owned stores to franchised? how is a franchise awarded? feasibility analysis ? or ?
Trainer Turnover
During the Strength Forum, I ran into @Fredrick Hahn for a moment. I mentioned a former employee of his said 'hey', and Fred mentioned about the problem of employees leaving. I instantly thought: what if that was PART of the business system? Trainer turnover is disruptive to business. How can we 'bake in' a system or pattern to assist trainers transitioning out? How can this be made PART OF the process, rather than an interruption? If you employ instructors, this WILL happen. Better to make it a pleasant transition for everyone. How to do it?
1 like • Jan 15
you can protect your businesss with a non solicitation clause in an employment agreement. An excellent trainer doesn’t necessarily make an excellent business owner or manager so i couldn’t recommend a universal clear path for one. so it’s churn and burn
Eggert Barwich (MedX Europe) on the Podcast!
Eggert Barwich is joining me on the podcast this week! What would you love to ask about Eggert's MedX? More info on Eggert's MedX here: https://www.skool.com/hib-free/exciting-news-barwich-gmbh-is-sponsoring-hib Drop your question in the comments!
Eggert Barwich (MedX Europe) on the Podcast!
2 likes • Dec '25
first question should be what’s the difference between the US Medx and the German MedX- design, steel/gauge etc, adjustments, then why are there two different mfg? is one under a license?
Finance options
Hey Team, I'm wondering about finance options for Fitness Equipment and everyone's experiences with this. I am in Australia so if there are members in this group that have advice regarding Australian companies to use I'd be grateful. Any and all advice would be appreciated cheers Gil.
3 likes • Oct '25
I don’t finance in Australia but when you’re reading the finance contract, slowly and carefully look for triggers that cost you money. late fees, automatic renewals, etc.
2 likes • Oct '25
@Gilbert Gurney it depends on who your market is. Fit20 does it with 6 nautilus one machines, DS has 20 different pieces, some people do virtual with straps.
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Michael Zarrillo
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I live in AZ. Former owner operator of multiple fitness clubs.

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Joined Apr 14, 2025
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