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The success of the fitness center Industry in India has been fueled by many factors – not the least of which is the growing trend among the 80 million plus baby boomers who see staying fit and healthy as an absolute necessity and daily routine. Also, attrition has gone down because members are reluctant to give up their health club memberships choosing to save money instead on big ticket items such as vacations – reaffirming the fact that “buying” fitness is no longer perceived as a luxury item but a fundamental part of our everyday lives.If you are interested in serving this large and ever growing market, below are some things to consider while starting your fitness business.1. Do Your HomeworkBefore you get a loan and open your doors, do your market research. You will need this information for your business plan. SBA offers a guide to writing your business plan for help getting the foundation of your business built.Two of the most important factors you will consider are:Deciding on your Target MarketYou will need to decide which group of people you will serve and how you will serve them. For instance, you may decide that your passion is in indoor cycling and your research shows that there is a need for indoor cycling studios in your target location.Location, Location, LocationHaving the right location for your fitness center can make or break your success. If you are difficult to get to or don’t have easy parking you may lose your members. Given that rent may be your biggest expense, finding the right place for the right price in critical. Read ‘Tips for Choosing Your Business Location’ to get more information and explore any additional information you may need.2. Staffing Your Fitness CenterThe next biggest expense after rent is staff costs. You may choose to hire your own fitness instructors, trainers, membership and maintenance staff. Each of these employee groups could be structured differently. Some as full-time employees, some as part-time employees and other as contractors. Choosing and managing this employee structure can be daunting as each has their own taxation and regulatory requirements.Below are some resources to help you in this process:Hiring and Retaining Your EmployeesHire Contractor or Employee5 Things to Know Now about Hiring Temporary or Seasonal Workers3. To Hire or Buy Fitness Equipment?With fitness technology evolving everyday, how do you balance expenses while still providing your members with the latest fitness equipment and technology. This will depend on your business goals and strategy.4. Understand Your Financing OptionsIf traditional financing options aren’t for you, you may look to a government-backed loan.5. The Critical Steps to Starting A BusinessJust like any other business, there are a few steps that every entrepreneur needs to take when starting a business. Make sure to have all your boxes checked before opening your doors. Read “10 Steps to Starting A Business” to ensure that you have covered all your bases.6. Business InsuranceOne last thing to ensure that you have covered is your business. Look into the insurance requirements for your state and the available insurance to protect you against workplace injuries and accidents. To learn more about Small Business Insurance read:What Kind of Business Insurance Do You Need?Business Liability Insurance: It’s Not One Size Fits All - Tips for Choosing the Right Coverage