Especially if they want to stay in business! Do they have business sponsorships for any of the additional expenses?
We do business sponsorships if you want to go find one at the beginning of the year and it will cover your athlete not the gym.
I will say just me speculating I can tell you how she pays for all the fees .. Since the new owner took over she has done major things for the gym. She is very much a people person... I posted one day exactly how many classes we have (tumbling, stretch, jumps)
And the thing is almost every single class is full or 1 away from being full. And we have classes at all hours every day and even on the weekends and multiple classes in an hour. I have never seen this before and we aren't a big name gym that have people flocking to us for classes and we aren't a big gym space wise either. Or parking for that matter. Parents aren't even allowed to stay for Allstar team practices but there still isn't enough parking.
Our lot is always full, and I know we rent or lease or whatever the parking lot of the business beside us.
She started that this year and I thought it was going to relieve the parking nightmare and nope it hasn't. There is times I have to park across the street. It's a park but it does have a mini parking lot and I have to walk across the street which is dangerous because there is no where to park.
She knows how to get people in there and keep them coming in there and that's definitely different than what it was when we got there. I'd assume though it's the allstar parents paying an arm and a leg for uniforms, choreo, and comp fees because we like to travel all over ... But my guess is the classes are where the money is at. So I know it's covered from the gym for now but it still isn't fair she is covering coaches costs now so I wouldn't mind if she charged ... She just hasn't.
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