

Here's what we'll cover:
How to uncover the gap between where you are and where you want to be, and why the best owners obsess over this first
Why most fitness businesses get marketing backwards, and the 3 boring moves the best owners run every single day to keep clients coming in the door
The unsexy skill that separates million-dollar gyms from stuck ones — and nope, it's not programming or branding
The exact numbers top gym owners track weekly and monthly, and the target metrics that tell you whether your business is healthy or bleeding out
How the best gym owners are actually using AI right now to save hours every week, and the common usage mistakes that are actually hurting your business

Most notorious well known for founding NYC’s wildly eccentric Mark Fisher Fitness, Mark co-founded Business for Unicorns to help gym owners build a gym and a life they love.
During Mark’s time at the helm, MFF was featured in news publications like The New York Times, The Wall St Journal, Forbes, ABC News, and more. MFF was listed on the Inc 500 list of the fastest growing companies in America, Men’s Health named MFF one of the top gyms in America, and Mark and his co-founder Michael Keeler gave a TEDx Talk on culture.
After grossing nearly $34m over 13 years, Mark and Michael sold MFF so they could devote their attention to Business for Unicorns. In his capacity as BFU’s Chief Dancing Monkey, Mark gives keynotes, talks, and workshops all over the world. He spends his days endlessly hoovering up the most cutting edge info from the world’s best gym owners so he can share best practices with clients and BFU’s 20k+ strong audience of fitness business nerds.
Outside of BFU, Mark spends a few hours per week as owner and operator of a small group personal training gym, where he is a proud franchisee of Alloy Personal Training. He also hangs out with his Broadway actress wife and their adorable 3-year-old, enjoys martinis, coffee, and Burning Man, and apparently, writes about himself in third person.