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5 Ways To Encourage Clients To Keep Exercising

The fact that someone has come to you for fitness coaching, consultation or classes is an excellent sign: it means they are seriously considering making exercise a part of their life. However, it takes some time and repetition for good intentions to become habit. That’s where you need strategies for helping your clients follow through on their commitment to their own health and fitness. Here [...]

5 Ways To Encourage Clients To Keep ExercisingAffinityAdmin2014-09-30T16:43:10+00:00

What Limit of Liability Should You Choose?

As you begin shopping for Professional Liability insurance, choosing an appropriate limit of liability is a major consideration. Here are some of the factors you should take into account. Budget and Resources The limit of liability that you choose should correspond to the size and scope of your professional endeavors, as well as the dollar amount you believe would cover a claim that could be [...]

What Limit of Liability Should You Choose?AffinityAdmin2024-12-11T21:41:54+00:00

How to Create a Friendly and Safe Environment: 11 Ways

The atmosphere you create at your fitness studio or gym can make a big difference in how impactful your clients’ workouts can be. Here are 11 ideas for how to create a friendly and safe environment for your work space: 1. Keep it spacious Slip, trip and fall hazards are a leading cause of liability claims in places of business, and in most cases, these [...]

How to Create a Friendly and Safe Environment: 11 WaysAffinityAdmin2024-12-13T15:04:11+00:00

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