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Risk Management in Your Fitness Business

The original Murphey’s Law: If something can go wrong, it will and whilst Murphey is widely criticised for being overly pessimistic, stuff does go wrong in fitness businesses; a risk management assessment means you’re better placed to deal with business risks as well as potential emergencies within your fitness business.

This session is for trainers who:

  • Understand that imparting advice to another person carries the risk of being misused or misunderstood, not working, or being inaccurate
  • Wish to mitigate the risks they make on a daily, if not hourly basis
  • Want the best possible policies, practise, procedures, and management tools for their business,
  • Prioritise the health and wellbeing of their clients and employees
  • Are undergoing the business planning process and understand that Risk Management is a vital step in a successful business.

Learning outcomes:

  • Identify 5 key areas of risk in your fitness business.
  • Work out which ones are more or less likely.
  • Analyse the impacts of these risks should they go wrong.
  • Plan a strategy for each risk in the event that they occur.
  • Understand the different kinds of insurance available to personal trainers and which ones are relevant to your fitness business.

$47.00

Course Description

The original Murphey’s Law was If something can go wrong, it will and this is why performing a Risk Management analysis is so important in your fitness business.

Whilst Murphey is widely criticised for being overly pessimistic, stuff does go wrong in fitness businesses, and a risk management assessment means you’re better placed to deal with business risks as well as potential emergencies within your fitness business.

Learning outcomes:

  • Identify 5 key areas of risk in your fitness business.
  • Work out which ones are more or less likely.
  • Analyse the impacts of these risks should they go wrong.
  • Plan a strategy for each risk in the event that they occur.
  • Understand the different kinds of insurance available to personal trainers and which ones are relevant to your fitness business.

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