Information about operating your sports facility. Looks at daily operational procedures that have proven successful in existing facilities.
COVID-19 has led to questions about fall outdoor sports, and indoor recreation is certainly precarious. Fall sports and fall and winter indoor activities could face modifications, delays, or even complete cancellations. It is important to know best practices to managing cancellations.
Here are some planning tips to make sure your facility remains as profitable as possible in the coming months.
Owning an indoor sports facility can be a great option if you’re looking for more control over when you can offer your services. Sports performance athletic training and practice can continue in a safe and comfortable space, at a time that is convenient for your clients. They are not restricted by the whims of mother […]
It’s not especially tough to fill our sports academies when kids are out of school. But during school hours, most of our facilities are sitting practically empty.
There’s one type of revenue source that we haven’t discussed yet. It may be a great strategy to fill many of your slow daytime hours: Hosting sports themed preschool activities.
As the year comes to a close, I always like to look back and reflect on the things we covered throughout the year on the blog. I look in Google Analytics to see which posts got the most visits, then list them again for anyone who may not have had a chance to read them […]
For a while now, I’ve avoided offering consulting services. I’ve wanted to focus my time and mental energy on my sports facility scheduling software instead. When owners have come to me for advice on sports facility management, I typically direct them to this blog, where I’ve already covered most of the topics they ask about. […]
There are lots of factors that go into opening and managing a sports facility. But just one truly determines your business fate. That factor is cash. If you have enough on any given day to cover your expenses, you can stay open. If not, you’ll shut down. Keeping enough cash on hand trips up a […]