One of the reasons the Alloy fitness concept is unique is that it targets a customer avatar under-served in the current fitness market. This customer is looking for accountability and specificity, which the Alloy brand promises and delivers. The Alloy brand has over 30 years of experience with small group and individual personal training. Coming out of Covid, many people understand that fitness plays a big part in their health. The right fitness concepts, like the Alloy personal training fitness franchise, have tremendous growth opportunities post-Covid.As you’ll hear Rick explain in this episode, the Alloy concept is focused on high-quality personalized fitness solutions, and this is what sets us apart.Having been an entrepreneur all his life, Rick shares some tips for an aspiring entrepreneur in the fitness space and what will make you succeed. Listen in to learn more about the Alloy brand and much more. Key Takeaways:- The Alloy Fitness concept (01:43)- Premium, accountability, specificity – The Alloy Brand (12:50)- Fitness Post Covid- which concepts will prevail? (15:39)- Work-life balance for a fitness entrepreneur (23:02)- Business insider tips (28:50)- Where to find entrepreneurial inspiration (40:48)- Rapid-fire questions (51:42)Additional Resources:Alloy Personal TrainingLearn About The Alloy Franchise Opportunity---------You can find the podcast on Apple, Google, Spotify, Stitcher, or wherever you listen to podcasts.If you haven’t already, please rate and review the podcast on Apple Podcasts!