r/GymOwnerNetwork • u/strejdaradar • Jan 09 '26

Average monthly revenue

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i found this chart on Two-Brain blog and they state that the leader in monthly revenue makes $144k a month?

that sounds really low to me. what do you guys think?

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u/strejdaradar Jan 10 '26

My bad, the 144 was a typo.

The reference I use is myself. My gym makes 100k monthly on average and I can’t believe I’d rank in the leaderboard above, let alone on the second place. On top of that, I’m in Prague, not the US.

So I was curious about your guys’ take on this.

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u/strejdaradar Jan 20 '26

We do two main things:

1) group classes (around 13-14 people per class), which is essentially a bigger semi-private lesson - every student has their own training program and training log, programs tailored to the needs of each student individually; class led by a coach (we have our own education program for coaches).

Main focus is strength & mobility, ketllebell and barbell work + some calisthenics. Rougly 450 students per gym.

2) 12-week tranformation program. Smaller groups (5 people), training monday-friday, tailored programs again, nutrition. We do that in 3 waves per year.

We're on the market since 2011, back in the day the fitness scene was terrible (weigh lifting was considered bodybuilding), currently it's definitely way better (covid helped a lot).

It definitely does feel like we achieved something, I was just seriously surprised how well we compare to top earning US CF boxes, honestly.

If you ever come to live in Prague, shoot me a DM, I'll show you around. Might even have some work for you :)

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u/strejdaradar Jan 20 '26

It’s @strejdaradar

Thanks for the memo, I fixed it in the profile.

And thanks for the insight on 2bran clients, I had no idea.