Systems
Trainer Floor
Sales
Client Interaction
Cleaning
100

Before and after each shift you always need to be doing this to record your work time.

What is clocking in/out

100

These 3 call outs are foundational and regular for every round progression during the 9Round workout

30 Seconds, Active Rest and Next Round

100

This is the amount charged for the 2 week challenge

39

100

Ensuring every client does this at the front computer will help ensure everyone's account is properly maintained along with attendance statistics and fixing irregularities. 

Check In

100

Every trainer should use this piece of cleaning equipment to pick up the floor, at least 1x during a slower flow or before they are relieved by another trainer

Vacuum 

200

In order to record and credit each trainer properly for sales including retail and membership spiffs, this activity is extremely important when using the ClubReady point of sale system

What is logging in to personal clubready profile
200

This activity is a great way to boost the quality a clients last 30 seconds of a round, while additionally helping to break up the monotony and provide a quick engagement point  

AMP UP (Amp ups don't always mean make them go fast or kill them. Many times sit up double punch for the last 30 or hold a plank is a quality boost)

200

This is how a client enrolls in house or at home on the two week challenge

Location specific website 

200

This type of activity is a great addition to help improve the quality of the workout, engage with clients, remain connected as a trainer and keeps it fun and feeling like the 30 minutes flew by

Supplemental Activity  

200

This area of the gym needs attention to leave everyone with a sparking reflection

Mirror

300
Doing this in attempts to fix a clients heart rate monitor is the first activity to save time and resolve 95% of the issues

What is replace the battery or take out the existing and reinstall correctly

300

This is the minimum number of times each client should receive personal engagement (non demonstration) with a trainer(s) during their workout.  

3

300

Overcoming these is very typical when helping to encourage somebody to commit to a fitness regime 

Objections 

300

Doing this could be a distraction from clients needs that are on the training floor

Chatting in the lobby or distracted by phone

300

This may be everyone's least favorite thing to clean, but some may argue that it could be the most important thing to clean...based on some of our trainers interactions with it :)

Bathroom AKA (Porcelain Princess) 

400

If you notice a shortage of merchandise, supplies or items needing repair this process ensures the studio will receive them in a timely manner

Updating the sticky note (Always include details)

400

This 'trainer tool' is best use to uplift the entire room during periods of busier client activity

Voice or room chant

400

These are the rewards for any new challenge member completing the 6 workout goal

100 OFF membership purchase, Free registration and assigned heart rate monitor 

400

This is extremely important when thinking about a clients perception of the amount of attention they received vs others

Consistency 

400

This is the mop schedule

Monday Wednesday Friday and Sunday 

500

Using this tool during each shift increases client retention, boosts media presence in the community, aids in interaction with clients and generally showcases the 9Round community. 

Social Media (Instagram and Facebook Stories)

500

Noticing a client doing what activity should always be a priority when training, even during busy shifts

Looking confused or Improper Technique 

500

Related to a clients payment after completion of the required initial term, this occurs

Same payment Continuation until a 30 day written notice is completed
500

These two things are the most important aspect when it comes to tailoring a workout to a specific clients needs...hint they both end in 'TION'

Communication and Observation

500
This can accumulate and is visually unappealing to clients or prospects visiting the studio.  A collective effort to limit and remove this is a basic job function

Dust