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  • Monday 15th December business briefing

    Video Details

    Video Length:

    10 – 30 Minutes

    Category:

    Date:

    December 15, 2025
    Notes / Rachel's Recap
    • Introduction: Opening greetings, audience engagement, and discussion of weekend activities before diving into business updates and planning content.

    • Industry Insight – Lagree Fitness:

      • Discussion of “Lagree” (sometimes misheard as Lree), a strength-based reformer fitness system originating in the US.

      • Description of Lagree as “Pilates on steroids,” focusing on resistance-based, full-body conditioning.

      • Mention of upcoming personal visit to a US Lagree studio and reflections on its global franchise expansion.

    • Event Recap – Fitness Pilates Reformer & Infrared Workshop:

      • Review of a recent in-person workshop attended by professionals from across the UK.

      • Highlights include practical reformer sessions, networking, and hands-on teaching techniques.

    • Main Topic – January Program Creation (Part 3 of Series):

      • Building a structured January wellness or fitness program using a repeatable model.

      • Integration of previous parts (Part 1: idea formation, Part 2: model selection) into a full planning workflow.

      • Introduction of a new course format combining all previous sessions into a single accessible resource for supporters.

    • Model 1 – Educational + Community Focus:

      • Three weekly live classes and Q&A sessions.

      • Optional wellness talks on topics like sleep, nutrition, and stress management.

    • Model 2 – Workout-Centered Program:

      • Five short workouts (10–30 minutes) per week.

      • Wellness tips and one live weekly session focused on women’s health or general fitness.

    • Program Development Checklist:

      • Define program name and branding (example: “January Jumpstart Program”).

      • Decide on filming format (live vs. pre-recorded), technical setup, and platform (Facebook, WhatsApp, Kajabi, etc.).

      • Establish where content will be hosted based on audience habits.

    • Pre-Launch Strategy:

      • Start marketing early through “digital asset” creation (videos, graphics, emails).

      • Outline course modules and class types with clear names and structure.

      • Create visually consistent content in Canva with a chosen color palette and typography.

    • Marketing & Promotion Plan:

      • Use email lists, social media posts, and old Facebook or WhatsApp groups to re-engage past clients.

      • Offer early bird discounts or bonus content (extra workouts, consultations, or holiday sessions).

      • Emphasize urgency through limited spots and a firm booking deadline (e.g., Boxing Day).

    • Pre-Launch Content Creation:

      • Develop both long-form (for blogs and sales pages) and short-form (for social posts and captions) marketing materials.

      • Capture “behind-the-scenes” B-roll content of course creation to humanize promotion.

      • Share updates regularly on social platforms to build anticipation.

    • Live Content Strategy:

      • Go live daily with mini workouts or value-based sessions leading up to launch.

      • End each live session with a short call to action about the upcoming program.

      • Maintain consistent visuals (e.g., same outfit or setting) for brand recognition.

    • Sales Page Essentials:

      • Include video introduction, visuals, testimonials, and a simple call-to-action.

      • Repurpose the sales page into blog content and distribute it widely (Google My Business, LinkedIn, Facebook).

    • Homework for Viewers:

      • Prepare marketing materials (text, visuals, videos).

      • Engage with past clients via email or social channels.

      • Commit to daily live or story posts through Christmas Eve to maximize visibility.

    • Closing Notes:

      • Recap of current training offerings (Fitness Pilates Reformer, Hot Infrared Training).

      • Encouragement to stay consistent, plan content, and prepare for the “launch” phase in Part 4.

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