How To Start A Fitness Bootcamp Business
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- Опубліковано 9 лют 2025
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How big should your boot camp be?
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Learn how to get bootcamp clients.
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Well I’m 5 years late but this is extremely well stated. Your opening remarks to ‘treat it as a business’ is on point. I’m About to re-launch our gym’s group fitness program. Thanks for the reminders.
Awesome content my man.
I'm jumping in. You've been a huge help.
I've developed a bootcamp for a box gym using what I've learned from you. It was a huge success.
I've decided to go independent and launch my own training program.
Having your videos to guide me is a huge benefit. You're a tremendous value to all fitness business owners.
Thanks Daniel :)
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This video is fully packed with free advices on how to grow your business in service industry. Thank you so much.
armenway this is great 🤙
Great video Bedros!!! I am finally taking the leap. It took getting laid off but sometime we have to be pushed in the direction we want to go in. This is a great start to my journey.
How's your journey going
These videos have helped me help my clients who need help growing their businesses. I appreciate the knowledge.
Awesome video Bedros! We just launched our first bootcamp last saturday at my training studio and I found this info very useful. Thanks for all your help.
Glad it helped Andrew! All the best :)
Great video! Beautiful tips for someone starting out! Thank you.
rightfully so..... ya..
I know I'm late, but thank you so much for this!
serious no kidding! 🔥🤙
Thanks for the tips
Amazing information. Which I was in the US love to run one of these Fitness Bootcamps
awesome content Bedros. And Super cool of you to reply on everybodys comments! Hope surfing is getting easier, more fun and fulfilling for you! Have an awesome day.
Thanks HIT. I'm sitting in a Starbucks right now at the beach GSDing. Had a rugged surf session and got pummeled hard today... big waves (for me anyway).
When you ask 200 dollars a month, how many sessions are involved? thanks for answering, great video!
Hi Bedros,
I really enjoy your videos as I struggle the most with marketing (as I'm sure most new trainers do!). My question is: I want to run a more advanced bootcamp as my strength and experience is more inline with athletic strength and conditioning... I don't necessarily want to become a S&C trainer for a club or team as I want to run my own boot camp. Without scaring people off.. how would I approach the idea of more advanced training principles and classes? Do you think it's better to start a standard boot camp first and introduce this later on?
Add a move or two to the class that is more challenging. I turned my pink weight lifting group fitness class into a class that has 40-65 year old ladies using 15-25 dumbbells. Weight they have never touched now doing pretty advanced stuff for reps. Just one move at a time.
Thx 4 sharing this information!
How do we become one of your coaching clients? Not sure I want to take on a Fit Body Franchise but I would love to work with you to learn more. I purchased your Fitness Studio system two years ago and it has worked amazing for me selling in my local World Gym. Now I need to learn how to use those ideas on my bootcamp opening next week!
Hey Scott, I run a coaching program for trainers. You can get all the details here: 7FigureMastermind.com
Just fill out the application on the bottom of that page. All the best :)
your videos are inspiring and helping me out so much!
I'm 19 years old and i cant stand settling for a desk job. I'm fully certified and i am trying to start my own private outdoor boot camp/ group fitness as its my passion and i will have no overheads as there is no rent for outdoor training where i live. I have an awesome opportunity with a businesses firm that will advertise me within their Ethernet for free! Its a big thing for me to get into and there is so many questions ive been trying to research the answers too.
- How do i prevent getting too many clients at one session
- how many sessions should i start with a week
- how do i know ill get people showing up if i decide to do mornings lunchtimes and afternoons
Any help would be greatly appreciated from anyone! and keep up the awesome work bedros.
I want an answer to this question as well!
- Add another training (like different level of intensity)
- depends on the number of cliënts. I would start with 2 or 3 a week and build it up if your group gets bigger. A training with 15 cliënts average is more fun than average 3 cliënts
- I have to find this out myself
Since your comment is 3 years ago, how did you manage your questions?
Certain gym use a cancellation fee when signing up members. What are your thoughts on this for use by new gym start ups
Fit-Patricks, love your videos
Thank you so much for great content ...you've been huge help in guiding me into achieving my fitness business goals..#justbreathe
This is Great.. Thanks a bunch..
How many bootcamp classes a week should be taught to my clients? BTW your videos are awesome and I appreciate all your great ideas!
Bobby, you can start with as little as 4 a day. Three in the morning and one at night. Then grow from there based on demand.
hi bedros is it possible to start bootcamp without being qualified...i know there are risk and i have a good passion for it been training famiy and neighbours just to get experience...they love what i show them....other than that love your videos so awesome!
How does one justify raising the costs with new clients?
You really don't need to justify why you're raising your prices in your boot camp because it only impacts your NEW clients.
what if they are friends of customers and ask for the same price?
bedros ilike your channel and your advice BUT tht rule of thumb raising the price strategy .. seems unfair .. and wouldn't tht have a negative affect .. "your paying 20 why am ipaying 40 forthe same thing" ultimately making them leave
Nice video. I like the opening
Thanks!
so you mean raising the price for the 20 and they are a new seperate class ?
I have a question on the every 20 clients raising your cost $20. Is it every client you sell a new membership to counts towards your 20 clients or is it where you end up at the end of the month?
For ex: I am at 130 clients. Say I sell 20 new memberships this month but like every month I have people who move, pregnant, opt out, or etc. So even if I sell 20 new clients every month I lose about 3-4 per month. Does that mean I am now at 17 new clients?
BTW I am attending your fitness business summit in March and really looking forward to it! I haven't attended anything like that before.
Bryan, you can simply look at it as your next 20 new clients who come through your fitness bootcamp doors. At some point you'll hit the glass ceiling where you can't raise the price any more... but that will change over time too as you build your reputation and become talked about more in the community.
Thanks for the help!
Thank you for all the great, educational and informative videos. In this business, not too many people are willing to share their business knowledge or experience.
Thank you Bedros for all this information! amazing content!
Say my existing clients tell their friends about my bootcamp and tell them what they're paying--how do I raise a referred client $20?
Boom! This is beast!
I am not a gym owner but I help women quickly pivot to the online world.
My question is if you're building your business referral based that new customer doesn't get in at the same rate as their friend because they joined at a time where you've maybe had a couple of cycles of price increases do you still enroll them at their friends entry rate? Also when it comes to renewals do they renew at the newest rates or keep it the same as when they first started?
Anthony, your original boot camp clients will pay one price because they came on board sooner. The people they refer will pay your current price. And ALL will renew at their existing rate with NO rate change. Loyalty to your clients is HUGE.
P.S. Keep working out man. One of the things that I admire is that you look the part! You're looking a bit catabolic......lol
What do we tell these landlords that want to make more money than the business takes home wanting over 2 dollars a square for for anything between 2k-3k square feet?
Just fine a new location for your boot camp Raffi. Sometimes that's the hardest part, but it's not impossible.
These videos have helped me help my clients who need help growing their businesses. I appreciate the knowledge.
Thx 4 sharing this information!