Patrick offers some thoughts on how to get the most out of these trying times.

Austin Malleolo is the co-founder of the One Nation gyms in Massachusetts. A few months into the shutdowns, they made the hard decision to close one of their facilities. Here's what went into knowing it was the right call.

Lieven DeGeyndt is the co-owner of Petworth Fitness in Washington, D.C. On June 5th, they posted an open letter to CrossFit HQ regarding their decision to de-affiliate due to HQ's silence after the killing of George Floyd.

Nicole Aucoin is the founder of Healthy Steps Nutrition & CrossFit HSN. As you work hard to spin up revenue sources that are non-group based, she thinks there's never been a better time to start an internal nutrition program.

Patrick offers his thoughts on one of the biggest lessons he's taking away from the last few episodes & the last few months.

Adrian Bozman has been a flow master for CrossFit's L1 seminars & is currently serving as the manager of online courses for the company. His advice to gym owners today: embrace experimentation & define success for yourself.

Dr. Sean Pastuch is the founder of Active Life Professional & a former gym owner. As gyms begin to reopen, he wants you to be intentional in how you're reintroducing members back to load & intensity. Here's his prescription.

Dan Goodman is the co-owner of Varsity House Gym in New York. When the virus hit, 20 members abruptly canceled their memberships. To get ahead of more doing the same, they came up with a unique idea: Membership bail-outs.

Jason Leydon is the owner of CrossFit Milford, which has been in operation for 12 years. With the gym temporarily closed, Jason has been leaning on areas of the business his members care about most to continue adding value.

Patrick offers his three big takeaways from this week's episode with PushPress CEO Dan Uyemura.