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  • Thursday 6th November Briefing

    Video Details

    Video Length:

    10 – 30 Minutes

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    Date:

    November 6, 2025
    Notes / Rachel's Recap

    Summary

    • Introduction and Setup

      • Informal start discussing lighting and studio setup before moving into business topics.

      • Excitement about the launch of a new “hot class” studio and the continued evolution of training environments.

    • Revisiting Online Business Strategy

      • Recap of the previous day’s discussion on online and hybrid models.

      • Online business doesn’t need to be permanent; seasonal or time-bound programmes work well.

      • Using social media to nurture personal brands and create future online opportunities.

      • Even if one focuses on community classes, maintaining an online presence ensures longevity and brand reach.

    • Income Stability and Diversification

      • Importance of having multiple income streams for stability.

      • Community classes experience peaks and troughs; online programmes help balance these fluctuations.

      • Being strategic online can create consistent supplementary income.

    • Designing a Sustainable Online Model

      • Avoid complex ongoing subscriptions that become unmanageable.

      • Create short, themed programmes that are simple to communicate and deliver.

      • Blend live and pre-recorded content for flexibility.

      • Use brand names and frameworks to make programmes recognisable and easy to market.

    • Lessons from the Pandemic

      • Online fitness evolved rapidly post-2020, and trends have shifted toward wellness.

      • Consumers want simplicity, flexibility, and emotional connection rather than intensity.

      • The “wellness and well-being” market now dominates online demand.

      • Fitness professionals must adapt to offer gentle, restorative, and functional programmes.

    • Trends and Market Awareness

      • Big operators move slowly due to their scale, so small creators can launch quickly and adapt faster.

      • Recovery, wellness, yoga, Pilates, mobility, and stress management are emerging opportunities.

      • Combining physical and emotional well-being appeals strongly to the modern audience.

    • Community and Value Add

      • Online programmes enhance community engagement and retention.

      • Use them as a value addition to live classes and events rather than a replacement.

      • Offer short-term programmes to generate excitement and attract new members.

    • Example Business Models

      • Example: 5 x 10-minute workouts per week, mixing strength, cardio, and Pilates with WhatsApp coaching.

      • Effective programme duration: 2–4 weeks, with clear outcomes and simple communication.

      • Keep price points accessible (£19.99 was highlighted as successful).

    • Programme Structure and Design

      • Keep workouts short (10–15 minutes) to fit modern lifestyles.

      • Encourage consistency rather than long sessions.

      • Combine multiple elements such as mobility, stretching, and mindset work.

      • Incorporate voice-note coaching for accountability and personalisation.

    • Using Technology and Voice Coaching

      • WhatsApp voice notes make communication personal and easy.

      • Recorded audio tips and motivational messages build connection and engagement.

      • Use a mix of YouTube (unlisted), Vimeo, or private website links for content delivery.

    • Marketing and Communication Tips

      • Clearly explain programme benefits in one sentence (under 8 seconds).

      • Example: “Join the Fitness Pilates Boutique – 10 minutes a day plus one wellness tip.”

      • Simplicity is key for sales; people respond best to clear, direct offers.

      • Use social media to promote online wellness alongside in-person services.

    • Integration with Existing Classes

      • Offer online programmes as add-ons to existing class members at a discounted rate.

      • Combine in-person and online clients to boost community engagement.

      • Encourage local participants to test online formats before larger launches.

    • Practical Advice for Fitness Professionals

      • Avoid overloading clients with too much information—simplicity increases completion rates.

      • Focus on habit-building, small steps, and sustainable consistency.

      • Imposter syndrome is common but unfounded; experience and authenticity matter most.

    • Events and Future Plans

      • Upcoming live workshops, step masterclasses, and content creation days mentioned.

      • Encouragement to attend live events for community and skill-building.

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