How do you handle trainers that leave your business and solicit your clientele?

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1.32K viewsJune 17, 2011

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Stacy Rae 0 June 17, 2011 0 Comments

If you are a business owner and you let go of a trainer or the leave your business and solicit your clients, how do you handle that?

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It’s a testament to you. You have trained a great trainer. Wish him/her good luck. It’s where we all started.

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Hello Stacey,
I agree with Susan on this one..”there’s enough business to go around”.

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I don’ t think it’s something “to handle” I think it goes with the territory of life.
Put your energy into what you do best and let others do the same

There’s enough to go around

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I also believe that competition is healthy; non-compete agreements are not fair to the trainers who decide they want to leave the gym environment because they are not making enough money. However I like the idea of the contract stating the client is hiring the company-not the trainer for their current contract. This way trainers can’t steal clients with sessions set up but they can still compete when the contract runs out.

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I don’t stress it. I make sure I remain current and that I am aware of what is happening in the industry. I try my very best to be before the wave as opposed to catching the wave.

I believe competition is healthy. It encourages fitness professionals to be proactive about their professional growth.

How do you handle trainers that leave your business and solicit your clientele?

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