We often hear the news that the boss ran away with the money after the gym was recharged. This phenomenon is mainly a loophole in the pre-charge mode of the gym, which gives the gym owners an opportunity, so many gym owners use this loophole to expand aggressively. When the whole capital flow can flow smoothly, the gym will not close down. Once the capital flow breaks in a certain link, the gym owner will run away with the money.
At present, the charging mode of gym is to pay first and then use it. This fee was paid in advance, more than a year. Users have paid for the next few years before enjoying any service. For the gym owner, it is the income in the next few years. If the operation is good, the boss doesn't need to invest any money to open a gym. How is this operation achieved?
If the gym owner wants to open a gym, he will find a venue. After finding a venue, he will absorb members while decorating. This can also be understood as an auction house. When developers started to build houses, they began to sell them to users. As long as the house is sold at the beginning, there will be cash flow repayment, and the financial pressure of developers' investment projects will be greatly reduced. Gym owners do the same thing. At the same time, there is already a cash flow return, and the return is used to continue to decorate the gym. If the sales speed of members is faster, the boss can also set a sum of money out of it.
It is the operation of this model that makes many people start to enter this industry, and some people hope to get a sum of money through this model. Some people use extra money to open more gyms, which is also an expanding source of funds for many gym owners, and then they can open more gyms with little money. If the follow-up funds can't keep up, then the dominoes will collapse and the boss will run away.