Fitness management – a practical guide for fitness club owners and managers

Person, who really has the authority, is not afraid to admit his mistakes." Bertrand Russell Nowadays people do not like admitting their mistakes, correcting or learning from their mistakes. But these qualities are really important for people who have at least some relevance to the management. You can start with taking small steps, for example, with reading books by Vladislav Vavilov. The book "Fitness Management" is an excellent tool for the executives and managers. This book clearly states that constant training, improvement and development are essential points of fitness club working process. Thank you, Vladislav, for indicating specific actions and steps, which can drastically change the fitness center work for the better. It is very important to read carefully and use all the advice. And very soon it will bring you success: figures will go up, employees will be more motivated and effective. Let’s talk less, do more, and of course, read more useful and high-quality literature, such as "Fitness Management"

Clearly everyone who is studying or already works in the field of fitness and sets oneself ambitious goals should read this book. All that the author writes about is based on real-life examples, accompanied by humoristic commentaries and practical guidance. Moreover, and that’s very enticing, is the fact that it is written by a practitioner who worked his way up beginning as a fitness instructor to becoming a managing director.

I would like to express my gratitude to Vladislav Vavilov for his book. I am an experienced manager, but I achieved everything all on my own, nobody has helped me. I started my career in the role of Pilates instructor and reached to the position of fitness manager after 3 years. I am constantly reading and came across the book "Fitness Management" on the Internet. I bought it and never regretted. The book is written by the practitioner who himself rose from a fitness instructor to the fitness club managing director, what genuinely impressed me. You know how it goes: you read books written by fellows who only know how it is and how it should be in theory. I recommend the book to everyone who starts to lead one's small fitness club or the department.