In this episode of the show, Chip is joined by Glyn Ann Townsend to talk about how martial arts schools can create a family-friendly environment. They discuss setting clear rules, maintaining a respectful atmosphere, and ensuring consistency throughout the school. From handling inappropriate behavior to training staff, Chip and Glyn Ann provide practical tips to help schools create a welcoming space for students of all ages and their families. Tune in for valuable insights on building a positive environment in your martial arts school!

In this episode, Chip is joined by Dave Chamberlain, an expert in goal-setting and business growth, to discuss how small businesses and martial arts schools can avoid burnout by setting realistic goals. Dave offers insights on preventing overcommitment, breaking down big goals (BHAGs), and tracking progress with effective metrics. Together, they discuss how school owners can set achievable goals that keep their team motivated and their school on a sustainable path to growth. Tune in for valuable tips to help your school succeed!

In this episode of The Team Chip Podcast, Chip shares essential budgeting tips for martial arts school owners. Learn how to create a budget, manage expenses, forecast revenue, and leverage your finances for growth. Whether you’re just starting or running a well-established school, these practical strategies will help you take control of your budget and make smarter financial decisions today.

Budget Projection Sheet: https://drive.google.com/file/d/1_3In52mrupt6OWwtgMmiVabSbDXsML-y/view?usp=sharing 

In this follow-up episode, Chip is back with his daughter, Lexi Brookey, Director of Marketing for Team Chip Martial Arts and a 4th Degree Black Belt, to dive even deeper into social media strategies. This time, they’re focusing on practical tips and tricks for creating consistent, high-quality content that keeps your audience engaged. Lexi shares her go-to tools, scheduling hacks, and creative ideas to streamline your content creation process. If you're looking for real-world advice on how to make content creation easier and more effective, this episode is for you!

Helpful Apps and Platforms mentioned in this show:

Canva: https://www.canva.com/ 

Buffer: https://buffer.com/ 

VSCO: https://www.vsco.co/ 

ChatGPT: https://chatgpt.com/ 

In this episode of The Team Chip Podcast, Chip sits down with Lexi Brookey, Director of Marketing for Team Chip Martial Arts, 4th Degree Black Belt, and Chip’s eldest daughter. Together, they dive into the power of social media for building an engaged online community and increasing brand awareness. Lexi shares actionable strategies for encouraging interaction through private groups and public pages, leveraging consistency, and creating memorable branding. Whether you're a martial arts school owner or just looking to improve your social media outreach, this episode is packed with valuable insights!

In this episode of The Team Chip Podcast, Chip welcomes Steve Fisher from Team Chip Martial Arts Elk City. Steve shares his journey in martial arts and discusses how to keep training fresh by disguising repetition and preventing monotony. He also introduces the concept of "Karate Candy," explaining how it keeps students motivated and engaged. With real-world examples and success stories, this episode highlights how varied training strategies lead to better skill development and a more enjoyable martial arts experience.

In this episode of The Team Chip Podcast, Chip dives deeper with Glyn Ann Townsend to explore the powerful legacy she's built—not only for herself but for her family and Team Chip as a whole. After previously touching on the importance of recognizing the legacy we all leave behind, Glyn Ann now shares her personal journey of leadership, dedication, and inspiration. Tune in to hear how her influence has shaped the culture and success of Team Chip, and how her story can inspire others to leave a lasting, positive impact on those around them.

Glyn Ann Townsend's 6th Degree Black Belt Testing: https://fb.watch/umZ4kvk_fO/ 

Glyn Ann Townsend is back on The Team Chip Podcast to dive into the idea of building a legacy. She and Chip share personal stories about where they started and how their journey has shaped who they are today. They remind us that, whether we realize it or not, we’re all leaving a legacy—and it’s up to us to make the most of the time we have.

In this episode of The Team Chip Podcast, Chip is joined by Glyn Ann Townsend, a leader with nearly 40 years of martial arts experience and decades of business know-how. Glyn Ann shares her insights on the power of delegation, discussing how it can empower teams, prevent burnout, and free up time for strategic growth.