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Ideas to keep a professional image
AzMack
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Hi All,
I am in the preliminary stages of trying to get sports specific training business of the ground. Currently there is a rather large market for this type of business as many local athletes are travelling over an hour and a half to seek professional training.
Obviously as with most start-ups funding is limited and I am trying to keep overhead as low as possible. This is my dilemma, the area in which I live is cold hence the need for an indoor training facility. This facility needs to be at least the size of a basketball court for running and agilty drills. I have looked into renting a facility this size on a need basis ( 2 - 3 days a week 2 hrs each day) and do other primary training out of a smaller facility (weight lifting etc.)
Does anyone have any good ideas how to keep this less than perfect arrangement professional looking? Also, if I had to move athletes from one facility to another what kind of insurance coverage do I need?
I have decided to do a public style presentation as an initial attempt to get into public view. Any ideas to get the word out in the community about the presentation other than through high school coaches? Also, any ideas or links on how to pull of a professional image in this presentation without blowing too much money.
Thanks for taking the time to read this and any input, ideas or leads that you might have I would greatly appreciate it.
Aaron Mackenzie.
I am in the preliminary stages of trying to get sports specific training business of the ground. Currently there is a rather large market for this type of business as many local athletes are travelling over an hour and a half to seek professional training.
Obviously as with most start-ups funding is limited and I am trying to keep overhead as low as possible. This is my dilemma, the area in which I live is cold hence the need for an indoor training facility. This facility needs to be at least the size of a basketball court for running and agilty drills. I have looked into renting a facility this size on a need basis ( 2 - 3 days a week 2 hrs each day) and do other primary training out of a smaller facility (weight lifting etc.)
Does anyone have any good ideas how to keep this less than perfect arrangement professional looking? Also, if I had to move athletes from one facility to another what kind of insurance coverage do I need?
I have decided to do a public style presentation as an initial attempt to get into public view. Any ideas to get the word out in the community about the presentation other than through high school coaches? Also, any ideas or links on how to pull of a professional image in this presentation without blowing too much money.
Thanks for taking the time to read this and any input, ideas or leads that you might have I would greatly appreciate it.
Aaron Mackenzie.
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Any ideas for a presentation. I am a generally good public speaker though I think will need help putting together a visual aid of high quality. Any suggestions to get a hold of equipment needed and perhaps someone to help on presentation.
Aaron