Tag: member engagement
Tiered memberships give your members the power to choose what plan best fits their needs rather than sticking them into a plan they may not like. Knowing this, the YMCA of South Collier — Marco ...
Valentine’s Day is the day to show and share love. Showing your members that you care about them with a special Valentine’s Day event can make them feel appreciated and build a relationship with them. ...
The first interaction members have at your facility is with the front desk employee. This interaction sets the tone of their overall experience. For the Mittleman JCC (MJCC), the front desk staff is there for ...
This month, we spoke with Lindsey Lerit, the membership director at the Merrimack Valley YMCA, about engaging new members during the height of the New Year’s rush. How does your YMCA effectively engage new members ...
Before we start, here’s a riddle for you: what disappears as soon as you say its name? (Check number five for the answer). In community rec centers, we are all challenged to think of new ...
Functional fitness workouts train muscles to work together and prepare them for daily tasks by simulating common movements users might do at home, at work or in sports. Because these movements can be beneficial for ...
For most, January represents an interesting switch in our thoughts. The new year brings a renewed sense of hope for how we can change our habits to improve our lives. This rings especially true for ...
For many, the holiday season is about food, fun and festivities, and that does not always leave much room for fitness. Getting members to the gym during this busy season can seem like a difficult ...
A key ingredient to success for any fitness facility is member retention — in fact, this may be the most important factor. No matter what other operational decisions you may make, your success will always ...
The latest technology makes it possible to stay more connected to our families, friends and interests than ever before. The digital landscape impacts everyone — at a young age for some or mid-life for others. ...
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