Money comes in a few ways. Members pay monthly, and the $100 unlimited plan is the most popular. Walk-ins pay $45 a session. Trainers pay to use the space, and vending adds a revenue share.
Trainers are what set it apart. The owner brought in trainers who fill the cages with their own students. They pay a lower rate, but revenue stays steadier all year. Membership runs about 50 and climbs near 75 in the summer.
Day to day, it takes him about two hours a day. Four part-time front desk workers handle check in, so his role is mostly oversight. No paid marketing is done today.
You fit well if you love baseball or softball and want to own the place players gather. Sports experience helps but is not required. The trainers handle the coaching. Scheduling, the front desk, and trainer relationships are learned on the job.
Time is the reason for the sale. The seller has other businesses and a full-time career. He is ready to narrow his focus.
The seller will train the new owner, and the staff is willing to stay.
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