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Você sabia que o Brasil é o segundo no ranking mundial de países com o maior número de academias? Ficando apenas atrás dos EUA, que possui aproximadamente 40 mil academias, o Brasil possui mais de 35 mil unidades de acordo com um estudo realizado pela International Health, Racquet & Sportsclub Association em 2019 (IHRSA). Para aumentar esse número, o mercado atrai um público com mais de 9 milhões de usuários, movimentando um faturamento de R$10 bilhões no país. As redes de academias Low Cost favoreceram esse processo, atraindo o público com mensalidades atrativas e diversas opções de atividades.    Pensando em todos esses pontos,  no episódio de hoje, Leandro Munhoz (@le_munhoz) conversa com Eduardo Bhonfim (@ebhonfim) (LinkedIn) sobre Como Vender Equipamentos para Academias! Nosso convidado se tornou um consultor de alto nível no ramo, alcançando números de vendas impressionantes e estabelecendo conexões de alto valor com seus clientes.  

Join us on an exciting podcast episode as Jenny and John reunite to delve into the latest fitness research. They'll explore the fascinating world of Non-steroidal anti-inflammatory drugs (NSAIDs) and their influence on muscle gain.But that's not all – the dynamic duo will also dissect the intriguing link between excessive childhood television watching and the potential development of metabolic syndrome in adulthood. This syndrome encompasses conditions like high blood pressure and diabetes, making it a topic of crucial importance.And of course, they'll tackle the elephant in the room: the pandemic's transformative effect on the fitness industry. Discover how the fitness landscape has evolved with a surge in online training, and what this shift means for both fitness professionals and enthusiasts alike. Tune in for an informative and engaging discussion that's sure to shed light on these pressing fitness topics.References:Grgic, J. (2022). No pain, no gain? examining the influence of ibuprofen consumption on muscle hypertrophy. Strength & Conditioning Journal, 45(4), 481–485. https://doi.org/10.1519/ssc.0000000000000747 MacDonell, N., & Hancox, R. J. (2023). Childhood and adolescent television viewing and metabolic syndrome in Mid-Adulthood. Pediatrics, 152(2). https://doi.org/10.1542/peds.2022-060768 Johnson, J. L., Coleman, A., Kwarteng, J. L., Holmes, A. U., Kermah, D., Bruce, M. A., & Beech, B. M. (2023). The association between Adult Sport, fitness, and recreational physical activity and number and age of children present in the household: A secondary analysis using NHANES. International Journal of Environmental Research and Public Health, 20(11), 5942. https://doi.org/10.3390/ijerph20115942 Club Industry. 2021. 22 percent of gyms have closed, $29.2 billion revenue lost since COVID-19 hit. clubindustry.com/industry-news/22-percent-gyms-have-closed-292-billion-revenue-lost-covid-19-hit.Goodman, J. 2022. How big Is the online personal training industry? Personal Trainer Development Center. theptdc.com/articles/how-big-is-online-personal-training-industry.Huguet, L.C.T. 2021. Business model reinvention: impacts of COVID-19 on the fitness gym industry. ISCTE Business School. repositorio.iscte-iul.pt/bitstream/10071/24161/1/master_lea_tiphaine_huguet.pdf.IHRSA (International Health, Racquet & Sportsclub Association). 2021. 2021 IHRSA media report. ihrsa.org/publications/2021-ihrsa-media-report.My PT Hub. 2021. How to grow your online fitness business during the pandemic. mypthub.net/blog/5-ways-to-grow-your-online-fitness-business-during-the-pandemic.Rizzo, N. 2021. Fitness industry statistics 2021-2028 [market research]. Run Repeat. runrepeat.com/uk/fitness-industry.Statista. 2022. Wearables unit shipments worldwide from 2014 to 2021. statista.com/statistics/437871/wearables-worldwide-shipments.

This week our FitNation host, Alex Von Hagen, interviews the awesome Lindsey Rainwater. Lindsey is an experienced business advisor, executive coach and the founder of the Women in Fitness Association. This interview delves into how you can become the leader your fitness business deserves. There are tips on how to build your personal brand, optimising your behaviour towards responsibility and how to create a culture of success and transformational change in your facility. WIFA is the global association supporting women in their career trajectory helping them rise to their fullest potential in business and life. Lindsey is a widely published author, has been featured in many podcasts, books, and facilitated keynote talks and workshops. In 2017, IHRSA (International Health, Racquet and Sportsclub Association) recognized her as a “Rising Star”. Our weekly podcast is made possible by Virtuagym and GoCardless. Virtuagym and GoCardless. Virtuagym is a leading provider of fitness software. Click on the link to find out more: http://bit.ly/VirtuagymEN GoCardless is on a mission to take the pain out of getting paid for businesses with recurring revenue. Discover them here: https://gocardless.com/ Sign up for more exciting events at https://fitnation.co/

The coronavirus pandemic has posed an existential threat to businesses in the health and fitness sector, with various industry estimates suggesting more than one in seven gyms has closed for good since the onset of COVID-19. The International Health, Racquet & Sportsclub Association estimated that 15% of gyms and fitness studios had shuttered through the third quarter of 2020. A December report from ClubIntel put that figure at 18%. Still, some businesses in the sector have grown as others have shuttered. In Columbia, Jennifer Mullen expanded her Adaptable Pilates and Physical Therapy studio and is looking to make her first hire. Her approach to business has been, like the name of her studio, adaptable. “Normal is always kind of adapting, you know," she said. "It has definitely evolved." Plus, there's a new startup accelerator looking to put itself on the map in Missouri. Mission Control formed last year with a focus on early-stage startups working on the future of mobility, space and food technology, among other industries. Central to the accelerator's approach is pairing startups with students from universities in Missouri.

Brent Darden, interim president and CEO of the International Health, Racquet and Sportsclub Association, joins us to talk about how IHRSA is helping members navigate the pandemic.  Between research, outreach and advocacy, the association has its sights set on helping clubs to reopen and serve their members.  Thanks to our sponsor, Synexis.  Links:  IHRSA  

In today's episode, Media Maven Host, Sarah Miller, CEO, Axis Entertainment/ Media Excellence Awards and Joe Pyritz, Public Affairs & Sportscaster interview Meredith Poppler, VP Communications & Leadership Engagement IHRSA, International Health Racquet & Sportsclub Association about the impact of COVID on gyms across the globe, including:Cleanliness of gyms compared to other businessesWhat is IHRSA and what they do to advocate for gymsLack of impact of PPP funds for small businessesImpact of reaching out to local government to get gyms openHow at-home workouts have impacted the gymsHow politics factors into the opening / closing of gymsIf you would like to learn more about the Media Mavens Podcast, then head on over to https://mediamavenspodcast.com/

Y.E.S. Fitness “Longevity” Podcast Episode 107. Research continues to support exercising as a means to prevent COVID-19 and lessen the impact of the virus. IHRSA, the International Health, Racket and Sportsclub Association is running a series of articles supporting the continued research that gyms are not spreading the virus and why all gyms should be open and filled with people exercising. If you are unable to go to a gym or still uncomfortable, we got your back! Our “Get Stronger. Live Longer” program is designed to give you all the benefits of exercise and it can be performed anywhere! https://www.yesfitnessct.com/longevity

Lindsey Rainwater is an experienced business advisor, executive coach and the founder of The Women in Fitness Association (WIFA). WIFA is the global association supporting women in their career trajectory helping them rise to their fullest potential in business and life. She is known for her work advising businesses on their internal processes and systems, her original published content, additionally supporting individuals in transformational change and leadership development. Lindsey is a widely published author, has been featured in many podcasts, books, facilitated keynote talks and workshops. In 2017, IHRSA (International Health, Racquet and Sportsclub Association) recognized her as a “Rising Star”. Her intention is to help individuals and organizations enjoy a necessary change in order to succeed. This episode is brought to you by Vanessa Severiano, LLC specializing in business development for fitness & wellness brands. For more info on The Business Side of Fitness visit: www.vanessaseveriano.com/podcast Connect with Vanessa on linkedin: https://www.linkedin.com/in/vanessaseveriano/ Want to be a guest or have a question about your business? Drop us a line hello@vanessaseveriano.com.

Lindsey Rainwater is an experienced business advisor, executive coach and the founder of The Women in Fitness Association (WIFA). WIFA is the global association supporting women in their career trajectory helping them rise to their fullest potential in business and life. The Women in Fitness Association (WIFA) is the global non-profit organization that exists to support women of all ages and races to succeed both professionally and personally within the fitness industry. WIFA membership includes quarterly virtual meetings, live gatherings, mentorship pairing, networking capabilities, speaking and presenting opportunities, and blog contributions. She is known for her work advising businesses on their internal processes and systems, her original published content, additionally supporting individuals in transformational change and leadership development. Lindsey is a widely published author, has been featured in many podcasts, books, facilitated keynote talks and workshops. In 2017, IHRSA (International Health, Racquet and Sportsclub Association) recognized her as a “Rising Star”. Her intention is to help individuals and organizations enjoy necessary change in order to succeed.

Lindsey Rainwater is an experienced business advisor, executive coach and the founder of The Women in Fitness Association (WIFA). WIFA is the global association supporting women in their career trajectory helping them rise to their fullest potential in business and life. The Women in Fitness Association (WIFA) is the global non-profit organization that exists to support women of all ages and races to succeed both professionally and personally within the fitness industry. WIFA membership includes quarterly virtual meetings, live gatherings, mentorship pairing, networking capabilities, speaking and presenting opportunities, and blog contributions. She is known for her work advising businesses on their internal processes and systems, her original published content, additionally supporting individuals in transformational change and leadership development. Lindsey is a widely published author, has been featured in many podcasts, books, facilitated keynote talks and workshops. In 2017, IHRSA (International Health, Racquet and Sportsclub Association) recognized her as a “Rising Star”. Her intention is to help individuals and organizations enjoy necessary change in order to succeed.

Chuck Runyon and Dave Mortensen opened their first Anytime Fitness gym in 2002. Their concept was an alternative to big box gyms: A no-frills space with little supervision…just workout equipment that was available literally any time. Seventeen years later, Anytime Fitness is the world’s largest fitness franchise company with $2 billion in annual revenue and nearly 5,000 locations on all seven continents, thanks to a recent opening on a ship that spends half the year in Antarctica. Runyon and Mortensen created a parent company, Self Esteem Brands, that also includes Waxing The City, Basecamp Fitness and Bar Method. They’ve earned just about every entrepreneurial award imaginable – they’ve been recognized as one of America’s most promising companies by Forbes, and the fastest growing fitness club by the International Health, Racquet and Sportsclub Association. They did it all on instinct and “grit.” As Runyon says, only half jokingly, “Our company wouldn’t hire us today.” The two share the lessons they’ve learned about leadership, wellness, and strategic growth. Says Runyon, “As leaders we need to celebrate when our team is doing well, but then we need to raise the bar again.” After our conversation with Runyon and Mortensen, we go back to the classroom with the University of St. Thomas Opus College of Business. Marcella De La Torre, who teaches course on leadership and business ethics, highlights some of the keys to Anytime’s success. “They are constantly adjusting to the complexity of the business. As you grow, you need more complex strategic plans. They are not naïve.”

"According to the IHRSA (International Health, Racquet & Sportsclub Association), the $30 billion health and fitness industry in the U.S. has been growing by at least 3 - 4% annually for the last ten years and shows no signs of slowing down anytime soon." Forbes Bara Ketonen, Pure Barre Lincoln Park owner, has been involved in fitness all her life. After trying many forms of exercise, a friend took her to her first Pure Barre class. While she was cursing in her head throughout the first class, she was immediately addicted to the shake and burn. What did Bara do before owning Pure Barre? What was her journey from client, to teacher, to owner like? Does she work out 24/7? How does she deal with a room full of (mostly) women, while preserving the sacred space that is inside the studio? Listen to her journey and we promise, you'll feel inspired and wanting to get to the barre. Follow: @purebarrelincolnpark @bara.ketonen

Josh Leve is responsible for the strategic development and growth of the Association of Fitness Studios. Josh brings more than 10 years of sales, consulting, advertising, marketing, operations, and retail experience to AFS. Josh has spent more than a decade in the fitness industry. Most recently managing large scale health clubs and successfully turning around the financial performance of three different facilities, while also providing consultative services for the boutique studio market. The idea of AFS stemmed from combining Josh’s health and fitness background, with his father Chuck's 40-year expertise in developing fitness associations. Time and time again, Josh had seen first hand, trainer after trainer leave the health club environment to start their own business, yet only to return due to the inability to find the proper resources focused on the business of owning and operating a fitness studio. In 2013, the Association of Fitness Studios (AFS) was born. You can say running an association and being in the fitness industry was inevitable for Josh. His grandfather Mort (a member of the Handball Hall of Fame) was founder of the National Court Clubs Association (NCCA) – one of the International, Health, Racquet and Sportsclub Association’s (IHRSA) predecessors – and executive director of the US Handball Association (USHA). His father, Chuck Leve (a member of the Racquetball Hall of Fame) and 40-year industry veteran, was executive director of the US Racquetball Association, a founding employee of IHRSA, and developer and builder of four fitness start-ups including IHRSA. Prior to his health club experience Josh worked with Corbett Accel – the largest healthcare communications/advertising company in the US where he launched products for major pharmaceutical companies such as Merck, Bristol Myers Squibb and Sanofi-Aventis. Josh holds a BA in Journalism from the University of Kansas. Listen To Episode 005 As Josh Uncovers Why many top trainers leave clubs and studios to open their own  The roadblocks and opportunities exist for fitness studios in the next 2-3 years  What is the AFS and how does it serve fitness and wellness studios? What separates successful studios from the pack? Josh's featured contribution in the 2017 FIT-C Tech Trends Report How to create strategy around word of mouth and referrals for new studio members What Crossfit means to the fitness and studio market landscape   What technology is moving the needle in fitness studios Why doing market research is pivotal for new studio owners Why leveraging human connection with technology will lead the way in fitness Understanding when to lean on technology and when to leverage personal connection in business operations. How to use new technology to ease the stress of running a business  Top 3 Takeaways From The Show The future of successful fitness studios will be the ones that do customization and personalization best. Taking all the collected customer data and making it meaningful will separate the savvy studios from the rest of the pack.  The consumer of today expects authenticity and high touch experiences from their studio. After all, a fitness studio by nature is deeply engrained in the local community.  Make sure your business education and skill set runs parallel of your fitness education. Attend conferences, workshops, masterminds and the like to see what else others are using from a technology stand-point to differentiate themselves and determine if it's right for you. Power Quotes From Josh "In top fitness studios, it's about taking a high-touch, results driven approach and creating an experience that could never be emulated in a traditional big box facility." - Josh Leve on the Fitness + Technology Podcast "As technology improves and more data is gathered from the human body, trainers (and thus studio owners) will need to be educated in how to make sense of this data." - Josh Leve on the Fitness + Technology Podcast Resources Mentioned From Josh AFS Website  The 100,000 + Fitness Studio Landscape:  Martial Arts 10,000 Personal Training 60,000 Pilates/Yoga 30,000 Dance Studios 10,000  Cycle/Spin 12,000  ($22B in annual revenue) fastest growing segment in the fitness industry  IBIS World Public Data for Fitness Studios "Millennials Are Killing Gyms, Too." FitMama Orange Theory Fitness AFS Spotlight: Anthony Carey & Function First  CrossFit Games Infusionsoft Fitness email marketing IHRSA 2016 Fitness Studio Operating and Financial Benchmarking Report ASF on the web  ASF on Facebook ASF on Twitter SoulCycle ClassPass FitWall Support This Podcast Leave a 5 star review on iTunes Share this episode with someone you care about Contact Kelli Hatton for sponsorship and partnership opportunities  Download the 2017 Tech Trends report