Part 6: The Anatomy of an Ad: Body Copy, Part 2 The Reason Why If you read and were guided by last month’s column, then your ads’ body copy is now 100% focused on your customer (either a prospect or the parents of a prospect) and your customers’ needs. The next use of body copy ...
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Promoting Safety in Martial Arts Fitness Classes
1) Make sure that everyone who enters your fitness classes is properly screened to ensure that they are physically capable of handling the class. 2) Students need to be brought slowly into the program with some type of introductory class, so the instructor can get to know students and evaluate their fitness level. This is ...
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Recently, I’ve been thinking about the difference between the relationships I’ve established with my current students and how I previously interacted with my traditional martial arts students. The biggest difference, of course, is that my current students are adults. In a short period of time, I realized that for me to be successful teaching fitness ...
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In my previous columns, I explained that the first ingredient of success is peace of mind. Peace of mind is achieved by creating a vision of your perfect future. You begin unlocking your potential by envisioning your life, as if it were exactly how you would want it to be. Then, you work backwards from ...
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Andrew Wood: A Legend in His Own Mind!
Martial Arts Business Masters Reconnect Recently I sat down with my old friend Andrew Wood, who made a surprise guest appearance at this year’s NAPMA convention. Andrew was a true pioneer in the martial arts business, writing the book that changed the life of many instructors: How to Make $100,000 or More Teaching Martial Arts. ...
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The Father of the Modern Martial Arts School Business Model
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Six-Time Pro Bowl Legend Karl Mecklenburg Unmasks the Heart of the Student Athlete
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From Struggling to Successful, and a Second Location with the Right Coach
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Life Lessons From Martial Arts: How to Set a Goal
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The Seven Ingredients of Success Ingredient Three: Loving Relationships
In my previous columns, I explained that the first ingredient of success is peace of mind. Peace of mind is achieved by creating a vision of your perfect future. You begin unlocking your potential by envisioning your life, as if it were exactly how you would want it to be. Then, you work backwards from ...
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The Father of the Modern Martial Arts School Business Model
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Martial Arts Professional Asks… Zig Ziglar, Legendary Motivational Speaker and Author
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The Four Emotions that Can Lead to Life Change
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Mastering the Martial Arts Business Asks…. Brian Tracy and Tom Hopkins.
Martial Arts Marketing
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Multiply Your Print Advertising Results, Quickly and Easily, without Spending Another Dime! Part 6.
Part 6: The Anatomy of an Ad: Body Copy, Part 2 The Reason Why If you read and were guided by last month’s column, then your ads’ body copy is now 100% focused on your customer (either a prospect or the parents of a prospect) and your customers’ needs. The next use of body copy ...
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How to Multiply the Results of ANY Type of Print Advertising, Quickly and Easily, without Spending Another Dime!
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Andrew Wood: A Legend in His Own Mind!
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The Father of the Modern Martial Arts School Business Model
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How Can Your Web Site Attract More Students?
Martial Arts Education
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Promoting Safety in Martial Arts Fitness Classes
1) Make sure that everyone who enters your fitness classes is properly screened to ensure that they are physically capable of handling the class. 2) Students need to be brought slowly into the program with some type of introductory class, so the instructor can get to know students and evaluate their fitness level. This is ...
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Stepping Off the High Horse
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My Son's Story: Saved by a Student
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Controversial Exercises, Part 6
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