Podcasts about chuze fitness

Welcome to the latest episode of L.I.F.T.S. This episode is the final instalment of a three-part series recorded live at Beyond Activ, New York City – a fitness focused leadership, investment and business development event held in September 2024. In this episode, hosts Matthew Januszek, Co-Founder of Escape Fitness and Mo Iqbal, Founder & CEO of Sweatworks get under the skin of the industry to explore where investors are placing their funding, new product innovations, the fate of the  boutique fitness market and the evolution of HVPL clubs.    Today's guests are: Pete Moore, MD Integrity Square and Krissy Vann, Director of Content at All Things Fitness and Wellness. Nicoline Roth, Founder, Nordic Strong plus owner & manufacturer of the Nordic Trainer. David Weston, MD, HighPost Capital. Yvette & Neal McGaffin, Co-Founders,  Reform RX.   In this episode, the conversation covers: Importance of strategic locations and lease terms. The danger of trying to be all things to everyone. The growth of Pilates and the success of [solidcore]. Emerging fitness trend: spotlight on Metabolic and New York Athletic Club's Squads. Introducing the Nordic Strength concept, based around the Nordic way of life. Future development :a studio and at-home integration. Fitness investment strategies – where is it wise to invest right now? The rise of 2.0 players: Crunch Fitness, EOS Fitness, Fitness Connection, Chuze Fitness. The evolution from HVLP 2.0 to HVLP 3.0. The rise of the social wellness club. Solving the instructor talent problem. What is driving the Pilates boom and can it last? ====================================================== Support fitness industry news by sponsoring future LIFTS episodes. Contact us at marketing@escapefitness.com for advertising opportunities. Subscribe to our YouTube channel and turn on your notifications so you never miss a new video when it's published: https://www.youtube.com/user/EscapeFitness Shop gym equipment: https://escapefitness.com/shop View our full catalog: https://escapefitness.com/support/catalog (US) https://escapefitness.com/support/catalogue (UK)  ====================================================== Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/Escapefitness Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/escapefitness Twitter: https://www.twitter.com/escapefitness LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/company/escapefitness/   0:00 Intro 0:30 Pete Moore | Integrity Square 22:33 Nicoline Roth | Nordic Strong 35:45 David Weston | HighPost Capital 55:34 Yvette & Neal McGaffin | Reform RX

Ever thought about becoming a Group Fitness director? In this episode, Mariah, regional group fitness manager with Chuze Fitness talks about her favorite parts of the job, and the biggest challenges, and gives advice for those interested in stepping into admin! Instagram @mariahlamattina LinkedIn https://www.linkedin.com/in/mariahlamattina/ Tim Sanders said, "Your network is your net worth"  Thank you so much for listening! Check out the WARRIOR formats: ⁠https://warriorinstructors.com/⁠

Recovery is still a growing trend in the industry and clubs are finding new ways to capitalize on interest from members. In fact, the modality was the focus of the recovery and wellness panel at the 2023 Club Solutions Leadership Retreat. Ani Oksayan, the vice president of fitness for Chuze Fitness, recently sat down with Club Solutions Magazine Podcast host Rachel Zabonick-Chonko to discuss Oksayan's time as one of the featured panelists. Oksayan recaps what was discussed during the panel, key takeaways and learnings, and best practices for incorporating recovery into a fitness environment. Listen to the conversation below.

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Are you a business owner who is wondering how to create raving fans who love and will promote your business? Are you always on the lookout for marketing tips to implement that will make your business more successful? Then this week's podcast episode is for you. Billy Grenham, Chief Marketing Officer for CycleBar shares stories, tips, and tricks he's learned over the years to help you create brand ambassadors and those raving fans. Billy Grenham is a 17-year global marketing veteran. He started his career on the agency-side working for P&G on the Old Spice account. He then moved to the client-side at PepsiCo working in Brand Management. Billy then got the opportunity of a lifetime to join Taco Bell as the Global Director of Marketing for 5.5 years in charge of new market entry for countries like: Japan, Thailand, China, Brazil and many others. After Taco Bell, Billy joined regional big-box fitness gym Chuze Fitness as CMO for 3 years. Currently, Billy is the CMO of CycleBar for Xponential Fitness leveraging his love of franchising and fitness to take the CycleBar brand to the next level globally. He is happily married and lives in Southern California with his son and daughter. Be sure to take notes as Billy pulls back the curtains and shares why business owners: Need to stop selling and marketing “at” your customers and instead market “with” them Should always remember that economics drives enthusiasm but t it's not just sales overnight, it's brand over time Need to figure out what's going to light a fire for your customers and allow people to carry a torch and talk about your brand in a way that demystifies common assumptions and notions over time Should never lose sight of planning ahead and figuring out how to intertwine with culture in a relevant way that speaks to the power of your brand Must remember that if you make the effort to go big and you go big as a team, big things can happen Need to keep in mind the power of your brand as it relates to your community Should realize it's soft skills of the brand that stand the test of time Be prepared to be motivated to level up your marketing and create a loyal customer base with a strong culture and community with Billy's unforgettable tips - let's get hacking! Follow the Local Business Hacks podcast for more inspiring interviews, hacks, and insider secrets to help grow your business.

Welcome to Episode 8 on the TRX PROCast On this episode host Fraser Quelch chats with Farel Hruska about her journey with FIT4MOM, the process of redefining and recreating yourself professionally, and how to create a powerful business culture that scales*. With nearly 20 years' experience as a personal trainer, group fitness instructor, leader/educator, Farel is the Director of Education & Culture at Chuze Fitness leading the development of our incredibly unique culture and DEI initiatives. Previously, Farel helped grow FIT4MOM for 16 years as Global Fitness Director and Pre/Postnatal Fitness Director. Hruska has presented at fitness conferences on leadership and fitness programming around the world including AFC (Bangkok), MEFIT PRO (Dubai and Egypt), AsiaEduFit in India, IDEA China, Korea and US. Hruska has been featured on CNN, New York Times, WebMD, Women's Running Magazine, and Pregnancy.com and was the proud recipient of the 2020 IDEA Fitness Inspiration Award at IDEA China. Farel's most meaningful accomplishment, however, is being a mom to her three daughters. Enjoy your free 30 day access to the TRX Training Club by clicking on the link below and registering your details. Gain access to hundreds on TRX workouts on demand, so you can workout with us whenever you want. https://club.trxtraining.com/ *This episode was recorded during the first lockdown

Transitioning between businesses can be a stressful but sometimes a necessary move for many gym owners. Kris and Maica Peterson, the co-founders of Chuze Fitness, recently left the day-to-day operations of their company in 2020 to start a boutique fitness franchise with Eat The Frog Fitness. The couple recently sat down with Club Solutions Magazine Podcast host Rachel Zabonick-Chonko to discuss their decision and how it's been beneficial for their family. They also provide valuable lessons and advice they gathered from the experience. It's an honest conversation for anyone considering starting a new business venture, changing roles or repositioning priorities in family or business life.

How do you differentiate business? This week we catch up with San Diego based Chuze Fitness CEO Cory Brightwell. Cory describes his business as a hospitality company the uses fitness as their vehicle. In our conversation we learn more about Cory's path as an entrepreneur and how the group has grown from their 1st location in Carlsbad to now over 30 locations.

Another inspiring conversation on the Zero to 5000 Podcast today. We were joined by Billy Grenham the CMO of Chuze Fitness. We discussed: - Bringing the hospitality business into the fitness industry - How kindness is a core strength - What goes on behind the scenes matters way more than anyone can see - "Life begins when you are out of your comfort zone." Thanks for Listening. Be sure to join our monthly email. One life-changing email to help you with your mindset, your methods, and your mission each month.

As the industry goes through second, third and fourth shutdowns, state fitness alliances are playing a vital role. Cory Brightwell, the vice president of fitness at Chuze Fitness, dives into alliances, their benefits and why your state needs one.

This is part two of my conversation with Farel Hruska, the Director of Education and Culture at Chuze Fitness. She is an international presenter, a subject expert on women's fitness and pre- and post-natal training, and simply a wonderful human being. In this episode, Farel provides some insights and practical advice for working with or training as a woman through each stage of life, from puberty, to pregnancy, to menopause.  Enjoy and don't forget to subscribe and leave a rating!

In this episode (part 1 of 2) we bring on a special guest, Farel Hruska. Farel and I met while we were both presenting at IDEA China in Shanghai. Presently, she is the Director of Education and Culture at Chuze Fitness, an international presenter, and a topic expert in pre- and post-natal fitness.    Our conversation explores the different stages of a women's life and how training changes during each stage. It is an insightful conversation that I know you will impact your training and the way you see the female client. Enjoy!

Farel Hruska, Director of Education and Culture for Chuze Fitness, discusses the fitness club’s unprecedented growth and the experiences that differentiate it from other fitness experiences.

Chuze Fitness currently has 25 locations with 8 under construction and is one of the foremost brands in the San Diego area. Started by two families, Nick and Cory's parents were business partners in the hospitality space who parlayed that into the HVLP sector. This highly experienced team only decided to take on private equity on their 14th location. They operate off the maxim, "We want to be the best, we don't want to be the biggest." Learn more about this great brand has firmly secured their position in one of the most competitive fitness markets in the country. 

This week, on the Fitness + Technology podcast, Host Bryan O’Rourke welcomes Cory Brightwell, co-founder and CEO of Chuze Fitness, a low cost – high value business model that started in California and has expanded into multiple states. Cory has been in the company for over a decade, and he talks with us about hospitality and the challenges of technology adoption.

In this episode I speak Cory Brightwell, who is the Co-Founder and CEO of Chuze Fitness. It's not our typical podcast episode! The opportunity came up to speak with Cory, which I jumped on. I asked him to discuss two main areas:  How Chuze Fitness does the site selections for their gym locations as they have about half a dozen around Denver, with two more opening up this year. These are typically 40,000 to 50,000 sq ft build outs with a budget of $4 to 4.5 million dollars. Different from our normal real estate deals!How he’s built and scaled Chuze Fitness. While it’s not directly about investing, there are many parallels between building a business and building a successful investing business. Learn more about Chuze Fitness at https://chuzefitness.com/

The guys had a very special guest on as they sat down with Nick Barshick the COO and Co-Founder of Chuze Fitness. Nick talks us through growing up around business owners and how the idea for a gym came to be. Chuze now has over 35 Locations in 3 states with an average of 7,000 members per location - Nick explains how the business has scaled and how culture has played an important role in the gym’s success.  

Coming from outside of an industry can give you certain advantages. There's cross-pollination of ideas and best practices for sure. And, it can unleash a creativity the competition may not anticipate to allow you improve their wheel without reinventing it. Cory Brightwell of Chuze Fitness did just that, bringing his experience in hospitality into creating a unique, high-value, low-price gym chain that looks and acts like a high-end boutique. A California native, Cory Brightwell was born into hospitality. His father and godfather created and ran Super Salad, a successful salad bar buffet chain concept. It was in the trenches of these restaurants working with his father where he learned firsthand the standard of execution necessary to provide an exceptional customer experience. A Pepperdine University graduate, where he played baseball, Cory took his love of the basics of culture and customer experience and married it with his passion for fitness to found Chuze Fitness. Today, the father of a one-year-old, this successful young entrepreneur and his partners have taken what was their first location in Carlsbad of 16,000 sq. ft. with basic amenities to 22 locations across California, Colorado and Arizona that average 40,000 sq. ft. with all the amenities you'd never expect for the low monthly membership fee of $9.99. In the high-value, low-cost club space, Chuze Fitness is unique. Boutique-like in spirit, they offer everything you might expect to find in a more expensive club, from the equipment, to the pool, to the kids club, to the sauna and steam room, to the team training and more. Chuze believes for too long exercisers have been overcharged and underserved. So, in 2008, they flipped that idea on its head to create an awesome gym where members pay just $9.99/month. Chuze Fitness passionately believes its members deserve a gym that's beyond friendly, beyond spotless, and beyond well-equipped, with every fun class you want, that feels like a country club, but costs like a couple of lattes. Because everybody deserves an awesome gym. Cory Brightwell walks this talk and that is evident from the moment a member walks through their doors.   Episode Highlights: Stick to the time-honored, tried and true, industry agnostic business basics and execute them really, really well. Don't reinvent the wheel, make a better wheel. Hire people who are a right cultural fit, versus people who look good on paper who you hope you can make into a fit. It's the only way to scale your unique brand feel. Hiring for culture and training for customer experience, plus ensuring the leaders live the values daily. Learn how to cram more value into what people already pay. They'll love you and tell others.   Join Matthew Januszek in conversation with Cory Brightwell of Chuze Fitness to see how you can continue to add value for your customers without drastically increasing price if you really get the cultural and team basics right. Please like and subscribe.