099 Club Management: Guidelines For Reopening Your Facilites

<p>This week, on the Fitness + Technology podcast, host Bryan O’Rourke welcomes long time friend and colleague Tim Keightley to the show. Tim heads up fitness operations and sales as a VP for Texas Family Fitness. His experience track record ranges from creating the largest personal training business in Europe to elevating some of the most successful health club operations in the US as fitness director for Fitness First UK, VP of sales & business development for Les Mills US, and VP of fitness operations for Gold’s Gym, respectively. Listeners will hear Tim’s insights into how he and his team used the pandemic to reorganize Texas Family Fitness and implement new guidelines for reopening their facilities.</p> <p><br /> If you are interested in learning more about the virtual event “Closing The Health & Fitness Gap: How You Can Stay Competitive In the Gym Industry of the Future ” with Bryan, Tim, and Dana Milkie of eGym happening on Tuesday, June 16th at 1pm CST, you can register FREE here: <a href= "https://egym.zoom.us/webinar/register/5215910525970/WN_qQzXbARpRP6gH29jmT8OXw"> https://egym.zoom.us/webinar/register/5215910525970/WN_qQzXbARpRP6gH29jmT8OXw</a></p> <p><br /> <span style="text-decoration: underline;">One Powerful Quote: </span><br /> 29:18: “Worst case scenario, if they don’t come back, we’re still maintaining a great reputation and hopefully they will still talk well about us in the future… Look at your people first see what you can learn about your business and secondly…be prepared for those who do not want to come back.”</p> <p><br /> <span style="text-decoration: underline;">Bullet Points (w/ timestamps) - Highlighting key topics discussed:</span><br /> 4:02: Bryan asks Tim about Texas Family Fitness and how his team has handled their unique situation. Tim explains the procedures they have implemented and why they are changing the culture.</p> <p><br /> 13:51: Tim shares with Bryan reopening Texas Family Fitness facilities and how they used a “What If” guideline to manage their processes.</p> <p><