Automation made responses faster. It didn’t make people care more.

Most gyms aren’t losing leads because of systems, they’re losing them because they feel interchangeable.

Welcome to Gym Marketing Made Simple, a podcast focused on removing noise from gym growth. Each episode breaks down practical marketing, sales, and leadership systems that help boutique gyms create consistent momentum without relying on guesswork or nonstop outreach.

Episode Highlights

In this episode, the focus is on why response rates drop in competitive fitness markets and how gyms can stand out by combining automation with real human interaction. The conversation breaks down competitive advantage, consumer behavior, lead nurturing systems, and the role of personalized communication in increasing engagement and revenue.

Episode Outline

• Why competitive advantage matters more when multiple gyms offer similar services.

• How low response rates are often tied to lack of prioritization, not lead quality.

• The importance of speed to lead and consistent follow-up.

• How modern consumers shop for fitness services like any other service.

• Why automation is now expected—and why it no longer differentiates.

• Using human touchpoints like voice memos, video, and education to build trust.

• How engagement scores help prioritize leads effectively.

• The risks of relying only on transactional automation.

• Balancing educational content with direct outreach.

• Building long-term relationships through structured lead nurture systems.
  

Episode Chapters

00:00 Intro

00:05 Understanding Competitive Advantage in the Fitness Market

02:08 The Role of Consumer Behavior in Lead Engagement

03:07 The Impact of Automation on Consumer Engagement

05:39 Strategies for Humanizing Marketing Efforts

07:43 Balancing Automation and Human Touch

08:16 Building Long-Term Relationships with Leads

08:33 The Role of Social Media in Lead Generation

09:18 Implementing Effective Lead Nurturing Strategies

Action Taken

• Sit down with current and prospective leads to review the nurture process.

• Ensure all messaging is aligned and intentional.

• Set up engagement score tracking inside GoHighLevel.

• Define outbound processes for text, voice memo, email, calls, DMs, and video.

• Use engagement data to prioritize outreach and conversations
  

Conclusion

Competitive markets reward gyms that feel intentional, not automated. The real difference comes from combining structured systems with thoughtful human interaction. When leads feel seen, educated, and prioritized, conversations happen and conversions follow.

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Thanks for listening. Remember, systems get attention, but human connection is what turns attention into action.

Referrals feel safe. Until they stop coming.

Most gyms don’t stall because they’re bad at what they do, they stall because the pipeline is too narrow.

Welcome to Gym Marketing Made Simple — a show designed to clear the noise around gym growth. Each episode breaks down practical marketing, sales, and leadership systems for boutique gyms that want steady momentum without guesswork, gimmicks, or nonstop hustle.

Episode Highlights

In this episode, the conversation breaks down why referral-only growth eventually plateaus for boutique gyms and what a balanced marketing system actually looks like. It covers how different channels serve different stages of the funnel, why lead readiness matters as much as lead quality, and how gyms can combine referrals, organic marketing, and paid awareness without wasting money or effort.

Episode Outline

• Why referrals work well—but only up to a point

• Differences between lead quality and lead readiness

• Understanding top, middle, and bottom funnel stages

• Limitations of referral-heavy strategies for older demographics

• Target member counts and churn benchmarks by gym model

• Role of social media storytelling in awareness and trust

• Website SEO and conversion fundamentals for local gyms

• Email lead nurture as the bridge between interest and commitment

• When paid ads make sense and when they don’t

• Comparing digital ads vs. tabling and pop-up events

• Case study on balancing awareness with high-quality leads
  

Episode Chapters

00:00 Intro

00:05 Marketing Strategy for Boutique Fitness Gyms

00:48 Understanding Lead Quality and Readiness

03:24 Challenges with Referral-Based Marketing

06:35 Expanding Beyond Referrals

09:45 Evaluating Business Growth and Strategy

10:31 Using Paid Ads and Competitor Awareness

12:11 Case Study: Metabolic Studio Franchisee

13:14 Strategic Tabling and Community Engagement

15:36 Final Thoughts on Marketing Strategy

Action Taken

• Create a referral and reactivation pipeline with tracking metrics

• Define target member counts by service model and churn assumptions

• Build a consistent outward-facing social media storytelling plan

• Optimize website messaging, SEO, and lead capture paths

• Launch an email nurture sequence with conversion tracking

• Evaluate paid ads only after organic channels are structured

• Measure ROI of tabling events and integrate them with digital campaigns
  

Conclusion

Sustainable gym growth comes from meeting people where they are, not waiting for referrals to do all the work. When awareness, consideration, and trust-building are aligned, referrals become a bonus—not the only lifeline.

CTA

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Thank you for listening. If referrals have been carrying most of the load, this episode is one to return to when thinking about what comes next.

Most gyms don’t lose leads because of price.

They lose them because they sound like everyone else.

When every option feels the same, attention becomes the real battle.

Welcome to Gym Marketing Made Simple, a podcast built to remove confusion from gym growth. Each episode focuses on clear marketing, sales, and leadership systems for boutique gyms seeking steady momentum without relying on guesswork or constant hustle.

Episode Highlights

In this episode, the focus is on helping boutique gyms increase lead response rates in competitive markets by creating a clear competitive advantage through personalized engagement. Prospects often compare multiple gyms at once, which lowers response rates and stretches decision timelines. Automated messaging has made follow-ups easy to ignore, making human communication more effective when done well. Personalized voice and video messages, supported by educational content, help build trust before direct outreach. Engagement tracking enables prioritizing follow-ups based on real interaction, leading to stronger conversations and higher conversion rates.

Episode Chapters

00:00 Intro

00:05 Understanding Competitive Advantage in the Fitness Market

02:53 The Role of Automation in Consumer Decision-Making

03:08 Strategies for Building Human Connection

08:50 Leveraging Multiple Communication Channels

09:04 Implementing Effective Lead Nurture Processes

Episode Outline

• Why similar gym offers lead to comparison shopping

• How automation has trained consumers to ignore messages

• The difference between noise and meaningful follow-up

• Using voice and video messages to humanize outreach

• Building trust before asking for a call

• Tracking engagement scores to prioritize follow-ups

• Accepting longer sales cycles in competitive markets
  

Action Taken

• Schedule a strategy call using the Lasso Marketing intake process

• Audit and align all lead messaging across text, email, calls, and DMs

• Implement engagement score tracking in GoHighLevel

• Create branded educational content tied to top client pain points
  

Conclusion

Standing out is no longer about sending more messages. It’s about sending the right ones, in a way that feels real. When communication feels human and follow-ups are guided by engagement, conversations happen more naturally—and conversions follow.

CTA

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Thanks for listening. Hope this helped clarify how personalized engagement can improve lead response and conversions.

Most leads aren’t bad leads. They’re just not ready.

The real issue sits in the gap between awareness and commitment, and most gyms underestimate how wide that gap actually is.

Welcome to Gym Marketing Made Simple, a podcast built to remove confusion from gym growth. Each episode focuses on clear marketing, sales, and leadership systems for boutique gyms seeking steady momentum without relying on guesswork or constant hustle.

Episode Highlights

In this episode, Tommy from Lasso Framework explains the importance of lead quality and readiness in the marketing funnel for boutique fitness gyms. The know, like, and trust gap is key in determining whether leads are ready to buy. Facebook ads are effective for building awareness, but often attract leads that are not immediately prepared to commit. With a typical lead-to-close conversion rate around 10%, most non-converting leads are simply not ready, rather than unqualified. Accurate ad representation and strong lead nurture systems, including personalized follow-ups, are essential to build trust and increase readiness.

Episode Outline

• What lead quality and lead readiness actually mean inside a gym marketing funnel.

• How the know, like, and trust gap affects conversion rates.

• Why Facebook and Meta ads create awareness, not instant buyers.

• The reality behind the common 10% lead-to-close rate.

• How inaccurate ad messaging creates friction and mismatched expectations.

• The ethical side of selling high-ticket services.

• Why organic content and follow-up systems matter more than more leads.

• How consistent nurture builds familiarity and reduces hesitation.

Episode Chapters

00:00 Intro

01:45 Lead Quality vs. Lead Readiness

03:30 Paid Ads & the Awareness Stage

04:55 Lead-to-Close Benchmarks & What 10% Really Means

06:40 When Lead Quality Is a Problem

08:05 Pricing, Socio-Economic Fit, and Ethics in Selling

09:25 Systems That Close the Know–Like–Trust Gap

10:24 From Marketing Problem to Sales System Problem

11:10 Lead Nurture & the Dating Analogy

Action Taken

• Post consistently on organic social channels to build familiarity and trust

• Clarify website messaging with clear positioning, offers, and next steps

• Publish testimonials and real member photos to reduce hesitation

• Audit ad creative to ensure accurate representation of the gym

• Strengthen lead nurture systems with multi-touch follow-ups
  

Conclusion

Lead volume is rarely the problem. Most gyms are speaking to people too early in the relationship. When trust, clarity, and consistency are built into the system, readiness improves, and conversions follow naturally.

CTA

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Thanks for listening and spending time with the show.

Hope this episode gave clarity around why leads stall, and what actually moves them forward.

Everyone wants custom marketing until the numbers stop making sense. When preference beats performance, something always gives.

The real question isn’t creativity vs. control, it’s predictability vs. ego.

Welcome to Gym Marketing Made Simple, the podcast built to cut through the noise around gym growth. Each conversation breaks marketing, sales, and leadership into practical systems boutique gyms can apply without relying on luck, burnout, or outdated playbooks.

Episode Highlights

Predictable results don’t come from personal preference; they come from proof. This breakdown focuses on why tested systems outperform custom ideas, how data removes guesswork from marketing decisions, and where flexibility actually belongs. It also clarifies what strong partnerships look like when both sides care more about outcomes than opinions.

Episode Outline

• Why generating a specific ROI matters more than creative preferences.

• What gym owners actually want from a long-term marketing partner.

• A real-world case study of a gym owner who outgrew short-term agencies.

• How high-volume testing creates faster, clearer marketing insights.

• The trade-offs between custom creative and proven marketing systems.

• Why predictable outcomes require data-backed offers, copy, and assets.

• How agencies balance flexibility without sacrificing performance.

• The role of accountability in data-driven marketing decisions.

Episode Chapters

00:00 Intro

00:07 Strategic Marketing Partnership for Gym Owners

02:41 The Role of Lasso as a Marketing Agency

03:21 Challenges with Personalization and Customization

07:29 The Importance of Data-Driven Decisions

12:23 The Role of Lasso in Guiding Clients

Action Taken

• Clearly communicate ROI expectations and the risks of testing unproven creative.

• Confirm whether clients are willing to accept lower performance for preference-based decisions.

• Implement offers, copy, and ad assets backed by large-scale testing.

• Match marketing strategies to each gym’s business model.

• Allow creative testing only when ad budgets support experimentation.

• Keep proven campaigns running to protect performance while testing.
  

Conclusion

The real takeaway here is simple: marketing works best when decisions are earned, not assumed. Creativity still matters, but only when it’s supported by evidence. When gyms and agencies align on expectations, trust the data, and stay disciplined with what’s proven, clarity replaces confusion, and results become easier to repeat.

CTA

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Supporting Information

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Thanks for listening and for staying curious about what truly drives sustainable gym growth. Every episode exists to help gym owners make clearer decisions with more confidence, and that only works because of listeners like you.

There’s a reason growth feels harder now than it did a few years ago. The market changed, but a lot of the advice didn’t.

Some guidance that once helped gyms survive is now quietly limiting how far they can go.

Welcome to Gym Marketing Made Simple — the podcast designed to cut through the noise around gym growth. Each conversation breaks marketing, sales, and leadership down into practical systems boutique gyms can actually apply, without relying on luck, burnout, or outdated playbooks.

Episode Highlights

In today’s episode, the conversation takes a hard look at why so many boutique gyms struggle to scale and how outdated mentorship advice plays a major role. The discussion challenges the long-standing belief that paid ads are unnecessary or risky, especially when the most successful fitness brands invest heavily in marketing. This episode reframes marketing as a requirement for modern gym growth, not an optional add-on.

Episode Outline

• Why many mentorship companies discourage paid ads—and where that advice falls apart.

• How major franchises like Orange Theory and F45 actually approach marketing spend.

• The danger of staying loyal to advice that no longer matches the market.

• When “fundamentals first” becomes a ceiling instead of a foundation.

• Why bring-a-friend promos can’t replace consistent marketing systems.

• How professionalism and perception influence buying decisions.

• The importance of predictable marketing instead of reactive tactics.

• Recognizing when it’s time to find more advanced guidance.
  

Episode Chapters

00:00 Intro

00:05 Marketing Strategies for Boutique Fitness Gyms

04:06 Challenges with Mentorship Companies' Advice

07:23 The Importance of Paid Ads and Marketing Investments

07:38 Strategic Planning for Gym Owners

23:31 The Role of Marketing in Gym Growth

23:44 The Impact of Marketing on Gym Success

Action Taken

• Re-evaluate current marketing advice and where it’s coming from.

• Look at what successful gyms are doing, not just what’s being recommended.

• Clarify long-term goals: exit, expansion, or sustainability.

• Start treating marketing as an investment, not an expense.

• Track numbers and make decisions based on data, not opinion
  

Conclusion

What holds many gym owners back isn’t a lack of effort or commitment—it’s staying tied to advice that no longer matches the reality of today’s market. As competition increases and consumer expectations shift, the margin for outdated thinking gets smaller. This episode challenges gym owners to step back, question long-held assumptions, and make decisions based on where the industry is now, not where it used to be.

CTA

If this conversation hit close to home, take time to reassess the marketing systems currently in place and compare them to what thriving gyms are actually doing today.

Supporting Information

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Thanks for spending time with us and being part of the Gym Marketing Made Simple community. The fact that you’re listening means growth matters and that mindset is where real momentum starts.

Most gyms don’t fail because the owner isn’t working hard.

They stall because the math doesn’t work and no one ever explains why.

Welcome to Gym Marketing Made Simple, a podcast built to remove confusion from gym growth. Each episode breaks down marketing, sales, and leadership into clear, repeatable systems that help boutique gyms build steady momentum without relying on guesswork or constant hustle.

Episode Highlights

This conversation centers on the real numbers behind gym growth and why so many gyms plateau without realizing it. The focus stays on gym averages, churn, lead flow, and conversion rates, and how misunderstanding these metrics creates unrealistic expectations. Instead of relying on assumptions or feelings, the discussion brings everything back to data. Listeners walk away with a clearer picture of what sustainable growth actually requires and why paid marketing, when used correctly, plays a critical role in breaking growth ceilings.

Episode Outline

• Why do many gym owners mistrust paid marketing after bad past experiences?

• The difference between average, mean, and median gym signups—and why it matters.

• Why four new members per month is common, but rarely enough to grow.

• How a 5% monthly churn quietly limits progress.

• The role of lead volume in creating predictable growth.

• Realistic conversion benchmarks for No Sweat Intros and free trials.

• Why organic-only strategies often cap growth.

• The hidden challenges inside free trial and volume-based models.

• How unclear messaging hurts lead quality and conversions.

• Why data beats gut feelings when making marketing decisions.

• How paid advertising fits into a long-term growth system.
  

Episode Chapters

00:00 Intro

00:05 Gym Marketing Challenges and Misconceptions

02:26 Understanding Gym Averages and Metrics

06:15 Lead Generation and Conversion Rates

08:43 Challenges of Free Trials and Volume-Based Models

09:39 The Role of Paid Advertising in Gym Growth

17:40 Effective Messaging and Client Engagement

18:23 Overcoming Common Marketing Misconceptions

18:41 The Importance of Data-Driven Decisions

18:56 The Role of Paid Marketing in Long-Term Growth

Action Taken

• Review current monthly signups and churn rate

• Compare actual lead volume against realistic growth targets

• Audit conversion rates for intros, trials, and consultations

• Evaluate whether current marketing efforts are volume-limited

• Shift decision-making from emotion-based to data-driven
  

Conclusion

Growth becomes predictable when the numbers are understood. When signups, churn, lead volume, and conversions are clear, decisions stop being emotional and start being strategic. The difference between feeling stuck and moving forward often comes down to knowing the math, respecting the data, and building around reality, not assumptions.

CTA

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Thank you for listening and for being part of the Gym Marketing Made Simple community. The commitment to learning and improving is what creates long-term momentum, and it doesn’t go unnoticed.

Most gyms don’t fail due to a lack of effort.

They stall because growth demands a different version of the owner, and most people don’t realize when it’s time to shift.

If the same problems keep resurfacing, no matter how hard the work gets, this episode provides insight into why.

Welcome to Gym Marketing Made Simple. A podcast focused on removing confusion from gym growth. Each episode breaks marketing, sales, and leadership into clear systems that help boutique gyms build steady momentum without relying on guesswork or constant hustle.

Episode Highlights

This episode walks through the real phases boutique gyms move through as revenue grows, and why many owners struggle to move past the early stage. The conversation centers on hiring, mindset shifts, and the leadership changes required as gyms scale from founder-led operations into sustainable teams. It also breaks down why paid marketing fails for many gym not because of ads, but because the foundation underneath isn’t ready yet.

Episode Outline

• Why most gym owners get stuck in the foundation stage

• The Startup Grind (0–15k) phase and why the owner does everything

• Hiring the first coach to improve retention and free up time

• The Tinker (15–30k) phase and the shift toward leadership and marketing

• Why marketing becomes harder—not easier—after early growth

• The Leadership Development (30–60k) phase and the need for stronger systems

• Revenue benchmarks for the top 20% and top 10% of gyms

• Common mistakes gym owners make when hiring and delegating sales

• Why mindset, rejection tolerance, and staff training matter more than tactics

• When paid marketing actually makes sense and when it doesn’t 

• The importance of honesty and client fit in growth partnerships

Episode Chapters

00:00 Intro

00:05 Challenges in Gym Ownership and Marketing

02:28 Phases of Gym Business Growth

06:34 Top 20% Gym Revenue and Challenges

10:05 Mindset and Business Growth

17:14 Transparency and Honesty in Business Relationships

Action Taken

• Document the four gym growth stages and identify the main leverage point at each level

• Use the stages as a qualification framework during prospect conversations

• Maintain a clear client-fit checklist that includes reasons to say no

• Direct qualified gym owners to book a free call through the Lasso Framework website

• Ensure messaging clearly communicates who support is—and isn’t—for
  

Conclusion

Growth isn’t about doing more.

It’s about doing different things at the right time.

This episode reinforces a simple truth: the skills that get a gym to the first milestone won’t carry it to the next. Owners who recognize that early and adjust create space for real momentum instead of constant pressure.

CTA

Take a moment to reflect on which growth stage the gym is in right now—and whether the current problems match that phase. Clarity on this alone changes what needs attention next.

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Thanks for listening to Gym Marketing Made Simple.

Every episode is created to bring clarity to a space that often feels overwhelming. The time spent here matters, and it doesn’t go unnoticed.

Organic reach isn’t dying — but relying on it alone might quietly cap growth.

As franchises double down on paid ads and polished systems, boutique gyms face a harsh reality: visibility now comes at a price.

Welcome to Gym Marketing Made Simple — a podcast designed to cut through the noise and focus on what actually builds steady momentum for boutique gyms. Each episode breaks marketing and sales systems into clear, repeatable steps, so growth feels intentional instead of reactive.

Episode Highlights

In today’s episode, the focus is on the widening gap between franchises and boutique gyms, why paid marketing is no longer optional, and how consistent growth in 2026 depends on understanding real numbers like lead conversion, lifetime value, and churn instead of relying on organic reach alone.

Episode Outline

• Why organic reach continues to decline on platforms like Instagram and Facebook.

• How franchises dominate attention by spending $7,000+ per month on ads.

• The reality of churn rates and why organic growth alone hits a ceiling.

• Paid marketing vs. organic marketing: trust-building versus visibility.

• The “halo effect” and how consistent ads increase perceived credibility.

• Why outdated advice from mentors can quietly stall gym growth.

• The importance of systems, processes, and fast lead follow-up.

• Understanding unit economics: lead-to-close rate, cost per lead, lifetime value.

• Building a predictable growth engine instead of relying on short-term wins.

• Real-world examples of gyms growing through long-term paid strategies.

• December-only offer for gyms already generating $15k+ monthly revenue.

Episode Chapters

00:00 Intro

00:05 Marketing in 2026: The Role of Organic and Paid Strategies

02:18 The Halo Effect and Trust in Advertising

08:13 The Impact of Increased Competition and Churn Rates

15:49 The Importance of Metrics and Long-Term Marketing

22:04 Real-World Examples and Practical Advice

26:11 Special Offer and Final Thoughts

Action Taken

• Publish December special details on the website with clear sign-up instructions.

• Add a direct call-to-action to book a free assessment.

• Prepare onboarding timelines with a 7–14 day setup window.

• Set capacity limits and communicate the client cap clearly.

• Create a reporting template to track lead-to-close rate, cost per lead, cost per acquisition, lifetime value, and churn.

• Launch the December promotion offering $500 off for qualified gyms.

• Close enrollment at year-end or once spots are filled.
  

Conclusion

Growth in 2026 won’t come from hoping posts reach the right people. It will come from clear systems, consistent visibility, and knowing the numbers behind every decision.

CTA

If the gym is already generating at least $15,000 per month and wants to create predictable growth going into 2026, book a free assessment and check if the December offer is still available.

Supporting Information

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Thanks for tuning in to Gym Marketing Made Simple. Every listen, share, and conversation helps push this industry toward smarter, more sustainable growth. Appreciate being part of it.

Most gyms slow down during the holidays. Phones go quiet. Leads go cold. But what if this season isn’t a setback at all? What if it’s where consistency is actually built?

Welcome to Gym Marketing Made Simple, the podcast that strips away the noise and focuses on what truly creates steady momentum for boutique gyms. Each episode breaks marketing and sales systems down into clear, repeatable steps, so growth feels structured, not reactive.

Episode Highlights

In this episode, Sherman Merricks shares how gyms can stay visible, relevant, and supportive during the holiday season, without feeling pushy. The conversation centers on maintaining real connections with leads and members, using intentional follow-ups, and relying on simple CRM systems to keep nothing from falling through the cracks. Rather than pulling back during the holidays, this episode shows how thoughtful outreach can strengthen trust and position the gym as a steady presence when routines are disrupted.

Episode Outline

• Why the holiday season is a missed opportunity for many boutique gyms

• How to respond when prospects say they’ll be unavailable for weeks

• Using CRM systems to track lead timelines, notes, and next steps

• Creating holiday-themed follow-ups that feel personal, not automated

• The role of free resources in keeping prospects engaged without pressure

• Inviting prospects into the gym through events and community touchpoints

• Sharing real testimonials and practical holiday tips to build credibility

• Measuring which outreach methods actually get replies and conversations

Episode Chapters

00:00 Intro

00:05 Holiday Marketing Strategies for Boutique Fitness Gyms

02:21 Maintaining Engagement During the Holidays

06:08 Creative Follow-Up Tactics

10:23 Leveraging Testimonials and Tips

Action Taken

• Set manual follow-up tasks in the CRM for leads who are unavailable during the holidays, including return dates and context notes

• Schedule a specific follow-up call or intro session immediately when a prospect provides a return date

• Send themed holiday video follow-ups, such as short personalized videos, to keep communication human and memorable

• Create a free holiday guide (e.g., a 30-day plan or strategies to stay consistent through the holidays) as a downloadable resource

• Invite prospects and members to holiday events to reinforce the gym as a welcoming community

• Review all leads from the past six weeks and run focused phone and text follow-ups

• Track which outreach formats generate the strongest responses and share winning scripts with the team

• Collect and publish real member testimonials along with simple holiday-specific tips
  

Conclusion

The holidays don’t require a different strategy, they require better follow-through. This episode reinforces that consistency, clarity, and personal connection matter even more when schedules are unpredictable. When gyms stay present instead of pulling back, they earn trust that lasts well beyond the season.

CTA

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Thanks for listening and for continuing to show up for the work that keeps gyms growing with intention.