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There are two forms of MMA business. First, there's the mixed martial arts shop, where a practitioner can buy uniforms, mats, belts, and other mma items. This is the "soft selling" part of mma. I call it "soft selling" because it becomes easier to sell these products to practitioners and those who have already decided to try mixed martial arts. The possible generated profit is enough for continued business growth. To think of it, it all boils down to a ready market who would be the ones looking for you and not you looking for them. This scenario is the ideal business. However, such is not the case for the "hard selling" part of mixed martial arts. This is the entirety of the craft. "Hard selling" corresponds the marketing of mixed martial arts as a whole to new practitioners who may or may never have heard of it. This is where hard work begins. How do you convince someone to try something new? How do you tell someone you do not know that it is for their own good? Will they even believe you? It is because of the latter that a lot of thought is given to come up ... [more..]

How can you find out where you stand? Iâ??ve created a measuring tool to help you, whether you are considering opening a school or you own a school and need perspective on your role. You will discover if owning a school is for you, or if you are the right person to own a school. Most of us launch our school with dreams of influencing hundreds of students. As the Core Dynamic of Clarity of Purpose illustrates, that is not enough to make a school grow. This questionnaire covers 100 key points in 10 categories. It is not scientific, but it is helpful and, according to the guys I tested it on, very powerful. Score yourself a point for each YES. There are 10 categories of questions. Of course, there could be more categories and questions, but these questions will stimulate your thinking, helping you to make a good decision. Martial Arts School Owner Preparation Questionnaire 1. Preparation and timing 2. Your business skills 3. Strategic planning 4. Sales strategies and tactics 5. Systems for student service 6. Profitability timeline 7. Your school as a success 8. The key numbers and assets 9. The Core Dynamics 10. Are you the ... [more..]

There is nothing complicated about the idea of mixed marshal arts. It is a mixture of different martial arts taught at one school. Taekwondo, jiu-jitsu, judo, karate, and others comprise martial arts. There are so many various kinds of martial arts to choose between. If you don't know a lot about martial arts, it is hard to determine which one you is right for you. A good mixed martial arts school will be able to respond to your specific questions about the forms and styles and guide you in the right direction for you. Having advice like this will be very important in finding the right type of martial art for you. Don't forget that any good martial arts training will afford you the benefit of physical conditioning, personal confidence and self defense skills. But finding the right style for your particular taste is most important. You should look up the schools and academies in your area that offer mixed martial arts. The best advice is to go in person and watch the classes yourself. By watching the process, you will gain better insight into the forms and various styles that incorporate the different arts. The teaching method of the studio is very important. Pay ... [more..]

Not satisfied with the performance of the people in your organization to Increase Martial Arts School? Have you wished they were this type of ideal persona you have in mind? You might have thought that if only they did these, they would be just perfect but the bar you have set was being missed a couple of times and do you know why? It is not that it is too high for them to reach but you might have been missing out on the fact that their poor performance is due to the truth that they might be just way beyond the borders and areas they should really be within your team.So what do we mean by that? Your way to Increase Martial Arts School might be halted and hampered greatly because their skills and capabilities do not match up with the work they are doing. You might have started by setting out to improve someone's weakness - testing, evaluating, training, and trying to simply fit and mold a square peg into a round hole, just like what Paul Lemberg tries to point out. What you have to do is simply to STOP. Do not plan to continue doing it. ... [more..]