Courtesy of Luke Carlson… PDF has links for hotel and registration. We will have more updates on speakers in the coming weeks/months but we're thrilled that Dr. Lauren Colenso Semple and Dr. James Fisher will be joining as keynotes!

I recently wrote this blog for my clients and received so much wonderful feedback. I find that the more my clients understand the mechanisms that inform the "why" of what we do in the studio; the better they are in the studio. Please feel free to read, share and comment your thoughts.

Excellent discussion on how to keep people training long term, exercise machines, generating referrals, and much more. If there is something that was mentioned and you can't find, please post in the comments or DM me! Looking to start or grow your HIT business and want some help? Book a Strategy Call with me here

“It is far better to become something, than to remain anything, but become nothing.” Topics: - Thoughts on Focus & Commitment. - Does a Full Workout Video Curriculum sound good to you? - Update from TimeSaver Strength @Steve Berthiaume - How to improve client form as they progress to heavier weight. - Hiring tips Interested in joining HIB Pro to start/grow your HIT business? DM me 😁 or book a call

Here is a poll for the group. If you have different machines from different lines and in different colors, do you think it matters how they are arranged in a studio? Do aesthetics matter more or workout flow? Let’s assume that a studio is not ordering brand new machines from the same manufacturer or investing in powder coating or painting existing machines to match. For argument sake, let’s also say they all have black upholstery since that is easy to either paint or replace. For reference, I have attached a photo from Strength Studio in Minnesota. I’m not sure if they’re in the group, but I think they have done a good job of combining different machines into a very professional looking space.