If you are looking for a positive way to respond, we'd like to help you seize the moment.
Monetize your online classes & keep your community together.
Punchpass has seamless integration with Zoom so you can offer your live classes online while using Punchpass to show your schedule online, accept reservations, sell passes, and keep track of attendance.
An integrated content library gives you a one-stop showcase for the classes you've recorded on video.
It's an additional revenue source for your business.
You can offer your passes on a sliding scale to give a break to clients who can't afford your regular rates right now.
Knowledge you need to get through this critical time
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Have you been thinking about filming some on-demand video content for your fitness business? These tips will help you create videos your customers will love.
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In the online world, you have no choice but to compete with free, online fitness classes. Use these successful strategies from industry-leading clubs to get your share of the market.
Here they are! We talked to studio owners like you who told us their proven strategies that have helped during COVID. Here are the 10 best strategies for you to weather the COVID crisis.
During the COVID crisis, many studio owners are using creative ways to build class attendance and pass sales. Use these tips to engage & recapture members.
As your business evolves during COVID, online workshops, training and special events are an essential tool for reopening and rebuilding. Here's how to package and sell special courses.
You need a pricing structure that will help you engage lapsed clients, attract new students and keep everyone happy and healthy. Here's how to price your services.
Fitness business owners from around the globe talked about how they are handling their reopening with us. No matter where a business is run, health concerns and safety measures are universal.
Many customers are not ready to return to in-person classes. “Hybrid” classes, offering live, online participation alongside in-person instruction, are a good option for businesses trying to get the right balance.
Indoor group fitness classes are undoubtedly risky while Covid lurks. Private and small group training sessions may be key to the survival of your gym, yoga or dance studio.
Your clients and staff will have plenty of questions and concerns as your business begins to reopen. We've put together our top 5 customer service tips to help you prepare.
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Boost your existing business or strike out on your own with a suite of online offerings. Your reach is limitless, and now is the perfect time to get started.
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As stay-at-home orders are lifted, questions remain about how people can actually workout together in the midst of a pandemic.
Studio owners are keeping their communities together by offering online classes to their grateful clients.
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It's tough to run a fitness business right now. Here are some tips for staying strong despite the ups and downs.
Learn while you listen about these timely topics
In-person fitness and yoga classes are back! But COVID still lurks. Here's how to keep your business energized and thriving despite the fears that still exist within your community.
We've moved into the reopening phase, and you face the transition back to in-person classes. In this webinar, we'll give you solid advice on how to plan what's next for your community.
In this webinar, we're passing along some tips from others who've been in your shoes & who have successfully transitioned to running online classes as a response to COVID-19.
Your classes -- and the physical and emotional support they provide -- are more important than ever. In this webinar, we'll give you the tools you need to begin offering online classes to your community.
The M.B.Om podcast recently shared lots of great insights about how studios have succeeded with online classes. Punchpass's own Victoria was the featured guest.
Get great ideas and inspiration from others
When the Coronavirus forced his hot yoga studio to shut down, Bill O'Connor immediately started offering classes online to keep his community connected and thriving.
Dana Darr took her yoga studio online and unexpectedly rejuvenated her business.
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Emily Henderson felt compelled to offer online classes to her tight-knit yoga community and give them support during the Coronavirus crisis.
Fitness businesses changed from in-person to virtual operations almost overnight. Owners shared their stories on the Rework podcast, including Punchpass CEO Chris Patton.
