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EPISODE · Jul 9, 2020 · 48 MIN

The Business of Movement

from Movement Podcast · host Dr. Lee Burton | Guest Chris Poirier

On this week's episode (recorded on 4/30/20), we speak with Chris Poirier, owner of the fitness equipment company, Perform Better. Chris is a major influence on today’s fitness industry; a leader in education and product trends.He explains how he founded Perform Better over two decades ago. He details how aligning education with products early on gave him a competitive edge, his strategies for running a better business environment, and what makes a great presenter.Chris gives his take on what the gym model may look like, post-COVID. We discuss the business of personal trainers, big-box vs small gyms, and online training. He lays out characteristics of what makes a successful gym owner, and how small gyms may be able to seize opportunity during this new normal.So let’s get down to business on today’s Movement Podcast-- Powered by FMS.Functional Movement SystemsYouTubeFacebookInstagramX (Twitter)Subscribe to the FMS Newsletter

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On this week's episode (recorded on 4/30/20), we speak with Chris Poirier, owner of the fitness equipment company, Perform Better. Chris is a major influence on today’s fitness industry; a leader in education and product trends. He explains how he founded Perform Better over two decades ago. He details how aligning education with products early on gave him a competitive edge, his strategies for running a better business environment, and what makes a great presenter. Chris gives his take on wh...

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