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Managing a Health Club: Determine What You Do Well

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Summary: Learn how to find out what you do well and use this information to benefit your health club management by seeing what works and what doesn't, monitoring attendance, and deciding what stays with expert health club management advice in this free online management video clip.

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By Ivan Madar
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Ivan Madar, originally from Slovakia, is the General Manager of the Sedona Spa and Fitness Club in Arizona. As an athlete he was known for his versatilty and proficiency in several...read more

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"I am Ivan Madar. I am here on behalf of Expert Village. You should stay within the limits of your facility. Don't try to do things that you cannot do well. So, decide what you can do well. Decide what your staff is doing well. Don't try to do things that your staff isn't trained for, because you are going to burn yourself. Sooner or later, somebody is going to complain about it and find out the staff was not qualified to do this. They just tried it and it doesn't work. The other thing is monitoring attendance. If you monitor attendance properly and if you don't act in a rash way; if you do it over a period of time, you have a good idea obviously what goes and what doesn't go. If you have the same three people for three months, than you know you have stayed there too long. I usually give a season to decide what goes and not and work with those numbers and for next numbers. For next season, use that experience to decide what goes and what doesn't go."

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