Thanks so much for sharing Tyler. It’s tough to know what being a full time trainer could yield as nobody really tells you. Interesting how much you can rent the gym out for! That’s almost rent covered so nearly everything else is profit, nice work!
Great video! I just did my recap for 2021 as well and it's nice to see someone in the same grind as you. A lot of good advice in this video thank you and s/o to Alex for editing. The video is crispy clean 👌🏾 Y'all keep doing what y’all do best!
@@tjltraining I’ve been coaching for 3 years noticing parents are being over charged by clubs and seeing there children making very little progress I want a gym that gives these kids real training and real growth that’s why I’ll be focusing on groups New Zealand has a huge untapped market watch this space king
Great informative video Tyler! Looking to open up a spot here in Cleveland to do strictly rentals and camps. Any insight? Watched your other vids too. Solid work
cool videos haven't come across basketball trainers breaking down the business like this. 2 questions, how much can you rent out a basketball court for? is it per hour? and what credentials did you need to start the business like did you ever play d1 or professionally
Yes I rent out the court (1/2 court) for 45 hr. Which is the normal price for my area. It’s obviously very market specific. And my credentials were getting good at getting players results and knowing what I’m doing
This is good info! What do you charge for individual and small group sessions? And is it a per session basis or per month? I’ll eventually get into athletic performance training down the road so I’m curious what’s a good price range
Really good video. Quick question. When you talked about renting out the court and how it was so successful. Who did you rent it too and how did you advertise it as being rentable?
I rent it to mostly groups of people who want to play with their friends, 3v3 and things like that. As far as promoting largely from worth of mouth but also social media to jump start it
@@tjltraining Thanks! Keep rolling, man! I want to see you hit your goals. I'm just getting back to coaching after years in tech. It's so nice to get back on the court again with the kids. From your videos and my local experience, it looks like the biggest hurdle, aside from building a quality clientele, for most aspiring trainers and coaches is finding and controlling regular gym time.
I’ve watched a couple of your training videos and the game you give. If there’s any tips and advice you can give to an up and coming trainer. Please reach out
I’m interested in started my own gym but instead of training myself I want to hire my friends who are former D1 and up athletes do you think it would be cost efficient even if I’m not training myself?
Thanks so much for sharing Tyler. It’s tough to know what being a full time trainer could yield as nobody really tells you. Interesting how much you can rent the gym out for! That’s almost rent covered so nearly everything else is profit, nice work!
Yessir! Glad I can provide value
Great video! I just did my recap for 2021 as well and it's nice to see someone in the same grind as you. A lot of good advice in this video thank you and s/o to Alex for editing. The video is crispy clean 👌🏾 Y'all keep doing what y’all do best!
Much appreciated! We gon keep pushing! Best of luck in 2022
The value I’m taking from this is amazing cheers mate
Thank you!
@@tjltraining I’ve been coaching for 3 years noticing parents are being over charged by clubs and seeing there children making very little progress I want a gym that gives these kids real training and real growth that’s why I’ll be focusing on groups New Zealand has a huge untapped market watch this space king
Thanks for the transparency. This is AMAZING info
Always 💪🏽glad you enjoyed
Great video, appreciate your transparency and being open with your audience 🤝🤝
Always brother! Just the start
Rly started from the bottom too u deserve that bro💯
Thank you boss
Great info Tyler! thanks for keeping it real! seems like you got a strong plan keep going hard!
Thank you!
Congratulations bro! Watched this channel grow big time. 2022 is going to be great
Thank you very much!!
Great informative video Tyler! Looking to open up a spot here in Cleveland to do strictly rentals and camps. Any insight? Watched your other vids too. Solid work
Showing the one leg shot on me is flawed 😔
Tons of value in this, looking forward to more vids!
Thank you!!
This is amazing. I hope to be where u r one day
cool videos haven't come across basketball trainers breaking down the business like this. 2 questions, how much can you rent out a basketball court for? is it per hour? and what credentials did you need to start the business like did you ever play d1 or professionally
Yes I rent out the court (1/2 court) for 45 hr. Which is the normal price for my area. It’s obviously very market specific. And my credentials were getting good at getting players results and knowing what I’m doing
Thank you so much for sharing such valuable information in your videos. I really appreciate you.
Thank you!
Thank you for the information 🙏🏾 I'm trying to start my own gym
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This is good info! What do you charge for individual and small group sessions? And is it a per session basis or per month? I’ll eventually get into athletic performance training down the road so I’m curious what’s a good price range
Individuals started at around $80 then moved up to most clients around $100. Groups were 35-40 for 2021
@@tjltraining thanks! Do you charge them per month or do they pay each week for their sessions?
Appreciate you sir
Really good video. Quick question. When you talked about renting out the court and how it was so successful. Who did you rent it too and how did you advertise it as being rentable?
I rent it to mostly groups of people who want to play with their friends, 3v3 and things like that. As far as promoting largely from worth of mouth but also social media to jump start it
@@tjltraining what were you charging to rent for 3v3 runs to people? Thank you for your video its very informative.
Tyler, thanks for all the details! What percentage of your gym time were rentals? I'm guessing it was only rented on your low usage times.
Week days 2-4 hours a day, weekends up to about 10-12 on best days, a few hours on worst
@@tjltraining Thanks! Keep rolling, man! I want to see you hit your goals. I'm just getting back to coaching after years in tech. It's so nice to get back on the court again with the kids. From your videos and my local experience, it looks like the biggest hurdle, aside from building a quality clientele, for most aspiring trainers and coaches is finding and controlling regular gym time.
That is definitely one of the bigger hurdles coaches have to overcome for sure
Heatttttttt
Yessirkii
I’ve watched a couple of your training videos and the game you give. If there’s any tips and advice you can give to an up and coming trainer. Please reach out
Definitely have a handful of good videos where I’ve put that info and I think will be really valuable for you
Love it
Appreicate it 💯
I’m interested in started my own gym but instead of training myself I want to hire my friends who are former D1 and up athletes do you think it would be cost efficient even if I’m not training myself?
Yes it could if you have a good idea on how to run a business and educate those trainers
How much do you charge for rentals on your gym? Do they just rent a half court? Or do you have a full court
Rent the half court for $45 an hr
What are clinics?
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I’m subscribing just to help you out fam. I don’t have any subscribes honestly. Hope this helps you.
Appreciate that
No doubt. Respect your hustle
What’s the NET not the GROSS
I said roughly 50% margins, but 80% of that net stays in the business to grow