RAISING

inspiration for extraordinary fitness careers

THE BAR

Issue 17

WELCOME TO ISSUE 17 OF RAISING THE BAR

We’ve got a fantastic mixed bag of info, inspo and in this new issue of Raising the Bar. 

Whether you’re a fitness business owner, manager, personal trainer, GFM, GX Instructor or other fitpro, we’ve got practical tips to inspire and support your extraordinary fitness career. 

Want to know about creating a killer timetable? We’ve got you. 

Keen to better understand the magic of mentoring? Read on!

Need Instagram ideas to propel your member engagement? Done!

All this and so much more awaits in this exciting new issue, authored only by industry experts who are leaders in their field. Enjoy!

Dennis Hosking
Founder & Managing Director
FITREC & HealthyPeople

CONTENTS
Dennis Hosking

In today’s competitive job market, employees are looking for more than just a paycheque; they desire a workplace where they feel valued, trusted, and inspired. Dennis Hosking explains.

Ian ‘OD’ O’Dwyer

Ian O’Dwyer explains the importance of fluid flow through hard and soft tissue, and its role in recovery.

Ron Hanerfeld

For entrepreneurs and investors alike, the fitness industry is brimming with international opportunities that promise substantial returns and exciting growth potential. Ron Hanerfeld explains

Steve Grant

Steve Grant shares 14 top tips to help build your Instagram followers and increase the credibility of your fitness studio.

Luis Carranza

Let's be honest, it can be overwhelming to navigate the ever-changing landscape of fitness on your own. That's where having a mentor can help. Luis Carranza explains.

Jo Bryce

A thriving group training studio is the beating heart of the retention strategy for successful clubs – and it all starts with a rock-solid timetable. Here are seven simple steps from Jo Bryce, to help you create an irresistible timetable.

Laurie Arrowsmith

In this article, Laurie Arrowsmith explore why meditation is beneficial for fitness professionals and how its integration into training sessions can lead to enhanced overall wellbeing for both trainers and clients alike.

Tim Sunderland

Force production is the ability to generate muscular force. It is a core component of virtually every athletic endeavour – it is what propels a sprinter off the blocks, powers a weightlifter through a snatch, and drives a swimmer through the water. Tim Sunderland explains.

Trudi Edmeades

Check out these tips from Trudi Edmeades, to better engage with your class, help them connect with one another, and contribute ideas, recommendations, and knowledge to the group.

BENNY PRICE

Making healthy choices is not in our DNA – and nor is a solid technique in the gym. Benny Price explains.

Marie Anagnostis

What happens when you’re not feeling motivated? Who’s motivating the motivator? How do you motivate... us? Marie Anagnostis explores.

Johann Oberholzer

Check out these helpful resources from Johann Oberholzer to help sole traders and 'solopreneurs' start up, maintain and grow their fitness businesses.

FITREC

FITREC is here to inspire and support you to create and maintain an extraordinary fitness career.

Healthy People

There's no one place to find your next candidate; these days you need to use multiple channels! With HealthyPeople you get three job boards + more!