While considering the transition to working from home, consider 3 facts that you may have thought were too good to be true: You Can Work When You’re Most Productive You can take advantage of the lack of set of hours and ride waves of productivity and creativity, whenever they sweep
We hope you’ve just read Advice Every Entrepreneur Needs to Hear that precedes this post. If not, please click here to read that post after you have soaked in the lessons learned from your industry peers we’ve gathered here. Short of experiencing things for yourself, there is no better way to
Working remotely is part of the flexible job phenomenon that has come under some scrutiny from academics, news organizations businesses, and government agencies. They’re all looking for statistics that show how job flexibility impacts the marketplace. So now we have more information than we know what to do with about
It’s a fact that a Red Cross survey produced results showing that somewhere around 61% of the children in the US cannot swim. It’s also been revealed by a national research study by the USA Swimming Foundation and the University of Memphis that a non-swimming parent only sees that his
I have fond memories of endless hours of swimming and playing in the spring-fed swimming pool that my grandfather built. I also remember the disappointment I felt when we were forced from the pool by our supervising adults after they had heard a clap of thunder. This isn’t surprising behavior.
As the gym owner, you certainly have your own training style and class level expectations. You’re not new to gymnastics coaching. However, it’s easy for the demands of being a gym owner to take over your time and your mind. As critical as smart, proactive management is to the long-term
We’ve been in listening mode again! Today we are pleased to announce the wide release of additional attendance options in the Staff Portal. These include marking students Late, Left Early, and Observing. Instructors now can refine their attendance to more accurately reflect the class attendance. As seen in the above
Did you that the American Heart Association has research that the cardiovascular endurance of America’s children fell an average of 6 percent per decade between 1970 and 2000. It’s not just a problem in America. In fact, the cardiovascular health of children in nations around the world has declined by
Create an encompassing culture of motivation and inspiration From the moment students walk into your gym, to every experience they have while there, they should see, hear, and feel an atmosphere that inspires them to love gymnastics.
In competitive gymnastics for boys and girls, they compete on some of the same apparatus, but not against each other. Each gender also competes on different equipment that takes advantage of gender-specific physical skills, such as the extraordinary upper body strength required for the rings for boys and the higher
