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Do any of these questions describe your current situation?

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Do any of these questions describe your current situation?

  • Are you a fitness or any other body movement professional looking to increase revenue by adding golfers to your client base?

  • Do you currently work in a fitness facility and have the desire to offer golf performance services or even venture out on your own?

  • Do you currently work in a medical facility such as physical therapy or chiropractor locations and want to expand by adding golf fitness services?

  • Are you just getting started, and simply have NO IDEA where to begin?

  • Are you having difficulty connecting with the right people that refer golfers to come in to see you?

  • Are you unsure about how to use social media to bring in new customers?

  • Do you know that the clients you’re targeting are your ideal customer to increase the chance of success?

  • Are you having difficulty separating yourself from the competition?

  • Are you seeing golf prospects but not converting them into long-term paying clients?

  • Are you unsure of what marketing techniques to use to get golfers as new fitness clients?

This series of business tips was developed for those who either want to start a golf fitness business or grow their current golf fitness business. If you are a personal trainer, exercise science professional, kinesiologist, sports scientist, physiotherapist, strength and conditioning professional, athletic trainer, biomechanist, physical therapist, chiropractor, or any other body movement medical professional, these tips are designed to help you grow your golf fitness business.

This series will include content about topics like what to do first, how to start a golf fitness business from scratch, what are the bare necessities for a golf fitness business, mistakes to avoid while building your golf fitness business, marketing events, and activities that get you golf fitness clients, and much more.

The techniques and strategies taught in this course have been time-tested and proven to work at some of the most successful Golf Fitness facilities in the world. The intuitive layout of the course makes it easy to go back again and again ensuring the detail of each section is mastered.

What People Are Saying:

"All the golf-specific skills in the world don't mean much if you can't get new clients in the door. Most of us struggle with that simple task.

Fortunately, the experts at FitGolf have a proven system that they use in clinics all over the country. And now they are willing to share this knowledge with everyone. If you are serious about your business and want to take it to the next level, then do yourself a favor and take this course."

Dr. Greg Rose, Co-founder of the Titleist Performance Institute

"I am so impressed with this course “How to get clients in the door” because it literally helps you achieve what states in the title.

If you are already involved in the golf fitness industry or just starting out, this course is for you, it takes you step by step through the process of not just getting more clients in the door but helps you keep them training with you as well.

One important note, follow the scripts outlined in this course, I’m sure a lot of effort and time has gone into perfecting these for you, following them will bring in more clients and put more $$$ in your pocket."

Dave Marcer, Fitness 4 Golfers Australia

"Thank you so much for this fantastic informative and inspiring course. I think the model you and your team have put together will help all attendees improve their golf fitness business and help us all make more money."

Andy G. - Director of Golf Performance - Sant Cugat Del Valles, Barcelona

"This allows me to take my fitness certification to the next level – applying it to business, and utilizing specific tactics to grow my client base and ultimately to make a living being a Golf Fitness Professional."

Gina D.

"Lots of great info dispersed in this course. We all need this valuable information and experience to grow our golf fitness business."

Deb C. - Allison Park, PA

"Awesome course, It was a real eye-opener into all the different ways to get clients in the door… and to keep them coming through the door. Marketing made easy. "

Rob T. – Houston, TX

"I am a Titleist Performance Institute (TPI) Golf Fitness Specialist who knows my work very well but would freeze when it came to marketing to golf prospects. Nothing gets more frustrating but to have all this knowledge and not know how to get people to listen to me. After taking this FitGolf Golf Fitness Business Building course I felt the weight of the world fall off my shoulders. It's so simple, yet so powerful. You will not regret it - worth every dime. "

Rita Danelian - Encino, CA

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What's inside

Learning objectives

  • Tips on how to start or grow your golf fitness business
  • Marketing activities that generate golfers as new clients
  • What to do first to grow your golf fitness business
  • How to get a new client in the door
  • Creating predictability in your golf fitness business

Syllabus

In this section the student will hear what's most important to learn to build and grow their golf fitness business.

This video is an introduction to this course describing what you will be learning to help you get new Golfers as clients for your Golf Fitness Business.

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In this lesson, the student will learn how to build predictability in their golf fitness business, and why.

In this first section of the "What do you do First" series, the student will learn the most important groundwork to be laid, to begin to grow your Golf Fitness Business.

In Part 2 of "What to do First," we will share what we've found to be the most important information that you should learn to begin to develop an organized plan that will alleviate as many roadblocks as possible, therefore, moving you towards getting new clients in your door as soon as you can. We will then talk about positioning yourself as the golf fitness expert in your community.

Part 3 of "What to do First" as a viewer you will begin to gain insight as to how to use your marketing resources; like what to do with your database, what type of resources to follow, and how to use print media to your advantage.

"How to Start a Golf Fitness Business from Scratch" is designed to show the students ideas of how to start their golf fitness business even if they currently have no resources at their fingertips. Here, the student will learn the most basic and simple activities to get your first set of golf clients in your door.

One of the easiest ways to generate new golf fitness clients is to let your expert work do the talking for you. In this segment we will take a look at the importance of building great relationships with your clients.

In this section, we will be pointing out the things you absolutely DO NOT want to do to grow your Golf Fitness business, based on our last few years of business development experiences in this industry. By avoiding these pitfalls, you will have the ability to minimize your roadblocks as you work through the start-up and build-up phases of your golf fitness business.

What are the bare necessities for getting a golf fitness business started?

I get asked this question about 90% of the time that I’m having a phone call with someone interested in building a golf fitness business. In this section, the student will learn what the bare necessities are to begin to generate golf fitness revenue, as well as getting exposure to the different options of how your golf fitness business can look.

If you are working your business correctly, there are several steps you take your prospect through to turn them into a client: You meet them; You gather the necessary information to determine how to help them; you prove that you actually CAN help them during your conversations; You build a relationship; then you follow up with an invitation to come in so you can show your solution. In this lesson, you will learn a successful procedure we've used for years, to get the prospects to come in for our golf fitness services.

Many people struggle to get out and get their day underway. In this video, we will share our proven method of time management that will dramatically increase the quality and production of your Golf Fitness business building workday.

After becoming certified to provide fitness or functional body movement services you’re now better prepared to coach, train or treat golfers. But how do you generate a substantial financial return with these new skills? How do you simply get new clients in the door? This course by our friends at FitGolf answers that fundamental question.

The curriculum outlined in this course lays out a path to effectively communicate with your target demographic of golfers. You will then learn how to establish and implement marketing activities that put you in front of those golfers and the communication skills you will need to CONVERT that target demographic into paying clients.

Over 4 hours of our online video course will teach you the best practices to help bring in golfers as new clients and provide in-depth access to some of the industry’s best kept secrets, such as:

  • What demographics generate the best revenue and how to approach these markets

  • How to get people familiar with you and your brand

  • How to build Referring Partnerships that send golfers to you

  • The best marketing activities that generate new prospects or clients

  • How to get new clients in the off-season or a “slow” time

  • The characteristics of a Successful Golf Fitness business, compared to an Unsuccessful Golf fitness business

At the end of this course, you will know exactly what to DO, what to SAY, and WHEN to say it, while connecting with the two most important people groups you will come in contact with: The “Golfers,” who are the people you are selling your services to with the goal of making them your clients, and the “Partners”, or “Referring Partners”, who are the people or businesses that will give you access to golfers.

The course begins by discussing how to identify good target markets and establishing a baseline for how to approach these markets. After that, you’ll learn how to get people familiar with you and your brand and the basic set of rules that prepare you for tackling the market.

Learn the basic set of rules that prepare you for tackling your target market, the importance of the Referral Market, and how you can capitalize on your referring partners to help you with the heavy lifting.

Learn how to establish a game plan for cultivating referral relationships to be long-term new-client generators, one of the biggest keys to your success.

Is your online presence doing what it needs to? Learn how to present yourself via your website, social media, as well as the essential email concepts required for success.

Don’t get caught off guard while in front of a potential client or partner and lose the opportunity you’ve worked so hard for. Scripts have proven to be an invaluable tool to improve your conversion rate. Know what to do and say when talking with a prospect across a variety of different scenarios.

The course concludes by revisiting some of your earlier activities with a new perspective, and how to set in motion your plan to get clients in the door.

Many more Golf Fitness Business Tips soon to be available to you: Preview

Golf Fitness Business Tips - Series #2: Marketing Activities to Get Golfers in / Social Media Hacks

- Using a Call to Action to Build Your Database

- Getting Golf Fitness Clients from a Golfing Event

- Getting Qualified Leads Through Seminars

- Perform a Successful Seminar or Lecture

- Increase Revenue Through Emailing

- Golf Fitness Off-Season and Holiday Promotion Ideas

- Getting Prospects With Your Newsletter

- How to Get an Email and Phone Number From Prospects (Part 1)

- What to Do Once You Get an Email and Phone Number From Prospects (Part 2)

- Social Media Hack: Let Yourself Be Seen

- Social Media Hack: Inform and Entertain

- Social Media Hack: Be a Part of the Social Media Conversation

- Use of Good Images and Video for Social Media

- Creating Promotions in Social Media Platforms That Give Value

- Which Social Media Platforms Are Right For You?

- Social Media Hack: Turn Your Members Into Heroes

- Social Media Hack: Consistency and Patience

Preview video coming soon!

Golf Fitness Business Tips - Series #3: Activities That Get You Referrals / Creating Referral Partners

- Referral Activity: The Power of Testimonials

- Referral Activity: Just Ask

- Get New Golf Fitness Clients From Your Current Clients

- Building Residual Income

- Golf Instructors Will Send You New Clients

- Referral Activity: Junior Golfers Workshop

- Building Referring Partner Relationships Using a Postcard

- Building a Golf Fitness Business at a Golf Club

Preview video coming soon!

Golf Fitness Business Tips - Series #4: Great Debates of the Golf fitness Business / Most Popular Golf Fitness Business Building Questions and Their Answers

- The Great Debate Series: Golf Off-Season vs. Golf Fitness Off-Season

- The Great Debate Series: One-Stop-Shop Golf Performance Center vs. the Stand-Alone Golf Fitness Business Model

- The Great Debate Series: Big Space vs. Small Space for Golf Fitness Training Programs

- The Great Debate Series: One-on-One Verses Group sessions for Golf Fitness Training

- Outcomes Vs. New Clients

Preview video coming soon!

This video shows the preview of our Golf fitness business tips, Volume 2, where you will learn Marketing Activities that generate new prospects and clients as well as simple Social Media Hacks to grow your online presence to kick-start your golf fitness business.

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Provides strategies for fitness professionals to specialize in golf fitness, potentially increasing their client base and revenue streams
Offers insights into marketing techniques tailored to attract golfers, which can be a valuable niche for fitness businesses
Shares time-tested techniques used in successful golf fitness facilities, offering practical and proven methods
Includes guidance on building referral partnerships, which is a key strategy for sustainable business growth
Requires learners to apply the business tips and strategies in their own golf fitness business
Belongs to a series of courses, suggesting a comprehensive approach to building a golf fitness business

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Reviews summary

Golf fitness client acquisition strategies

Based on provided testimonials and course information, learners say this course offers a practical and proven system for fitness professionals aiming to build or grow a golf fitness business. It provides essential tips and marketing strategies specifically designed to help professionals get new clients in the door. Students highlight the value of the specific scripts and actionable procedures, finding it an eye-opener for overcoming marketing challenges and understanding how to get people to listen. The material is described as valuable information and worth the investment for those serious about taking their business to the next level. It's presented as Volume 1 of a business tips series.
First part of a business tips series.
"This series of business tips was developed..."
"This series will include content about topics like what to do first..."
"There are many more Golf Fitness Business Tips soon to be available: Preview Series #2..."
Targets business growth for professionals.
"This series of business tips was developed for those who either want to start... or grow their current golf fitness business."
"I think the model you and your team have put together will help all attendees improve their golf fitness business and help us all make more money."
"My goal is making a living being a Golf Fitness Professional, and this course showed me how."
Offers specific dialogue for client conversion.
"follow the scripts outlined in this course... following them will bring in more clients..."
"The scripts provided are an invaluable tool to improve conversion... I know exactly what to do and say now."
"Now I know exactly what to DO, what to SAY, and WHEN to say it, while connecting with prospects."
Provides actionable, proven business tips.
"techniques and strategies taught... have been time-tested and proven to work..."
"The experts have a proven system they use in clinics... now shared."
"It allows me to take my fitness certification to the next level – applying it to business, and utilizing specific tactics..."
"Lots of great info dispersed in this course. We all need this valuable information and experience..."
Focuses specifically on client acquisition.
"help you get new Golfers as clients for your Golf Fitness Business."
"This course literally helps you achieve what states in the title... get clients in the door."
"It was a real eye-opener into all the different ways to get clients in the door…"
"I had all this knowledge but would freeze when it came to marketing... this course helped me get people to listen."

Activities

Be better prepared before your course. Deepen your understanding during and after it. Supplement your coursework and achieve mastery of the topics covered in Golf Fitness Business Tips Vol#1 Get New Clients in the Door with these activities:
Review Golf Swing Biomechanics
Refresh your understanding of golf swing biomechanics to better assess client needs and tailor fitness programs.
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  • Review articles and videos on golf swing biomechanics.
  • Identify key muscle groups involved in the swing.
  • Analyze common swing flaws and their biomechanical causes.
Review 'TPI Golf Fitness Instructor Manual'
Deepen your understanding of the TPI screening process and exercise prescription for golf fitness.
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  • Study the TPI screening process and swing-body connection.
  • Learn how to prescribe exercises based on screening results.
  • Practice the TPI screening process with potential clients.
Read 'Fix Your Body, Fix Your Swing'
Learn how physical limitations impact the golf swing and how to address them through targeted exercises.
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  • Read the book and take notes on key concepts.
  • Identify assessments and exercises relevant to your clients.
  • Incorporate the book's principles into your training programs.
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Develop a Client Intake Questionnaire
Create a detailed questionnaire to gather information about potential clients' golf experience, fitness level, and goals.
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  • Research existing golf fitness questionnaires.
  • Identify key questions to ask about golf history and physical limitations.
  • Design a user-friendly questionnaire format.
  • Pilot test the questionnaire with potential clients.
Create a Social Media Content Calendar
Plan engaging social media content to attract potential golf fitness clients and showcase your expertise.
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  • Identify relevant social media platforms for your target audience.
  • Brainstorm content ideas related to golf fitness, tips, and success stories.
  • Schedule posts in advance using a social media management tool.
  • Track engagement and adjust your content strategy accordingly.
Attend Local Golf Tournaments
Connect with golfers and build relationships at local golf tournaments to generate leads and referrals.
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  • Research local golf tournaments in your area.
  • Register to attend as a spectator or vendor.
  • Network with golfers and other attendees.
  • Collect contact information and follow up with potential clients.
Design a Golf Fitness Workshop Presentation
Develop a presentation to deliver at a golf fitness workshop, showcasing your expertise and attracting new clients.
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  • Choose a relevant topic for your target audience.
  • Create engaging slides with visuals and key takeaways.
  • Practice your presentation and refine your delivery.
  • Promote your workshop through social media and local golf communities.

Career center

Learners who complete Golf Fitness Business Tips Vol#1 Get New Clients in the Door will develop knowledge and skills that may be useful to these careers:
Golf Fitness Entrepreneur
Pursuing a career as a golf fitness entrepreneur could be a fulfilling path, where you're in charge of your golf fitness business. The work involves building a client base, applying your understanding of exercise science to golfers' needs, and managing the business aspects of your operation. This course helps you learn how to get new clients in the door, building a referral network, and tips on marketing to golfers. The course directly addresses questions about starting and growing a golf fitness business, including marketing activities, what to do first, and how to create predictability. Using the tools from this course you're more likely to create a business that flourishes.
Golf Performance Coach
A satisfying career can be found as a Golf Performance Coach. This role combines knowledge of golf with fitness training principles to improve an athlete's performance on the course. The work involves assessing a golfer's physical abilities, developing training programs, and providing guidance on nutrition and injury prevention. This course fits perfectly, offering insights into effective marketing activities to attract new clients, build referral partnerships, and understand the best practices for a successful golf fitness business. Learning from successful golf fitness facilities worldwide, this course helps you enhance your coaching skills and expand your career.
Fitness Business Owner
As a Fitness Business Owner, you have the opportunity to create and manage your own fitness facility, specializing, perhaps, in golf fitness. The work includes marketing your services, managing staff, and ensuring a positive client experience. This course provides crucial strategies for attracting and retaining golf fitness clients. The course teaches marketing activities which generate new clients, advice on how to start a golf fitness business from scratch, and tips on what to do first to grow your business. Business owners find that this course may provide the specific tools to specialize in golf fitness and stand out in a competitive market.
Sports Performance Specialist
As a Sports Performance Specialist, you design and implement training programs to enhance athletic performance, specifically within the sport of golf. The work involves assessing athletes' strengths and weaknesses, developing individualized training plans, and monitoring progress. This course helps sports performance specialists learn how to market their skills to golfers and connect with referring partners, ultimately expanding their client base. The course features proven techniques that are time-tested, which helps build a successful career by attracting and retaining golf clients.
Kinesiologist
A career as a Kinesiologist might be right for you, applying the science of human movement to improve health and performance. In this role, you assess physical function, develop exercise programs, and provide education on injury prevention. This course fits well, as it provides guidance on attracting golf clients, building referral partnerships, and understanding the unique needs of golfers. The course enhances your ability to specialize in golf fitness and make a significant impact on athletes' performance.
Physical Therapist
As a Physical Therapist, you diagnose and treat individuals with physical impairments or limitations. The work involves developing treatment plans, providing therapeutic exercises, and educating patients on injury prevention. Even though you may require an advanced degree, this course enhances your specialization in golf-related injuries and performance enhancement. You can find insights into attracting more golfers as clients and building partnerships with golf professionals. This course may help you add a valuable niche to the practice.
Chiropractor
A career as a Chiropractor can be rewarding, diagnosing and treating musculoskeletal issues, often focusing on spinal alignment. The work involves assessing patients, providing manual adjustments, and recommending exercises for rehabilitation. This course may help you specialize in golf-related injuries and performance enhancement. It provides insights into attracting golfers as clients and partnering with golf professionals. This course may add a valuable niche to the chiropractic practice.
Athletic Trainer
As an Athletic Trainer, you specialize in preventing and treating injuries for athletes, frequently working on the field or in training rooms. The work involves injury assessment, rehabilitation, and the implementation of preventative measures. Understanding the specific demands of golf and marketing strategies can significantly enhance your career. This course provides insight into attracting golfers as clients, building relationships with golf professionals, and improving your expertise in golf fitness. This course may prove useful in the training room.
Wellness Coach
As a Wellness Coach, you support individuals in adopting healthy lifestyle habits, including exercise and nutrition. The work involves setting goals, providing guidance, and monitoring progress. This course may help you specialize in golf fitness, attract more golfers as clients, and understand their specific wellness needs. The course enhances your ability to provide targeted advice that improves their game and overall health, helping you advance in your career.
Personal Trainer
As a Personal Trainer, you create and implement exercise programs for individuals to achieve their fitness goals. The work includes assessing clients' fitness levels, developing personalized workout plans, and providing motivation. This course helps you specialize in golf fitness, attracting more golfers as clients and understanding their unique fitness needs. The course provides tools to differentiate yourself in a competitive market and provide targeted training that enhances their golf.
Recreational Therapist
In a career as a Recreational Therapist, you use recreational activities to improve the physical, emotional, and social well-being of individuals. The work involves planning and implementing therapeutic programs tailored to specific needs. This course may provide you with the skills needed to grow your business. The course is designed to help you get the tools you need to succeed, and can help grow your career.
Massage Therapist
As a Massage Therapist, you manipulate the soft tissues of the body to relieve pain, reduce stress, and promote relaxation. The work involves assessing clients' needs, applying massage techniques, and providing guidance on self-care. This course may help massage therapists to specialize in golf fitness. The course is designed to help you become more effective in your career.
Ergonomist
Ergonomists focus on designing and arranging workplaces, products, and systems to fit the people who use them. This is to optimize human well-being and overall system performance. This course may help you learn golf fitness, which is necessary for excelling in your career. Using everything you have learned, you may be able to improve your career.
Corporate Wellness Manager
As a Corporate Wellness Manager, you develop and implement programs to promote the health and well-being of employees within an organization. The work involves assessing employee needs, designing wellness initiatives, and evaluating program effectiveness. This course may help you specialize in golf fitness programs for employees who enjoy the sport, attracting participants and boosting engagement. The course helps you enhance the offerings and make a significant impact on employee health.
Sports Nutritionist
As a Sports Nutritionist, you provide guidance on diet and nutrition to enhance athletic performance. The role involves assessing athletes' nutritional needs, developing meal plans, and educating them on the importance of proper fueling. This course may help you attract more clients. The course is designed to give you the tools you need to succeed, and can help expand your career.

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