Nutrition Club Walk Through

Summary

In this video, Cla Fox, a senior executive president’s team member, gives a detailed tour of the Breakfast Budget Club, emphasizing the ideal location and setup for running a successful club. The video highlights the importance of a low-cost, low-rent location, with areas for daily sign-ins, weigh-ins, coaching, and wellness evaluations. It also discusses the essential features such as a small kitchen for smoothies and simple, clean facilities. Cla shares tips on choosing the right space, using a checklist to ensure the club meets all necessary requirements, and creating a supportive environment for members.

Takeaways

• 😀 The Breakfast Budget Club locations should be situated near hospitals, schools, or suburban areas, but not in city centers due to high rent costs.
• 😀 Keep your rent low to maintain a low startup and running cost while ensuring high profitability.
• 😀 The average monthly running cost for a Breakfast Budget Club in the UK ranges from £450 to £750.
• 😀 Club locations can be shop fronts, flats above local shops, or rooms in serviced offices, as long as access is available in the morning and possibly during the day and evening.
• 😀 Key areas in a Breakfast Budget Club include daily sign-in space, weigh-in area, and a wall for logging members' results on the leaderboard.
• 😀 Ensure there's a small area for an aloe station and thermote tea station, where club members can help themselves in the morning.
• 😀 A designated area for coaching and support is necessary, where club members can sit with coaches to review food diaries and receive guidance.
• 😀 A small kitchen area is important, but it doesn’t need to be large—basic appliances like a fridge, freezer, and sink will suffice.
• 😀 A private area for wellness evaluations and 10th visit reviews is essential for confidentiality and comfort during personal discussions with members.
• 😀 The Breakfast Budget Club checklist is a valuable tool for researching and selecting the ideal location for your club.

Q & A

What is the main focus of this Breakfast Budget Club video?

The main focus of the video is to guide viewers through the essential elements of selecting a location for a Breakfast Budget Club, covering key considerations such as ideal areas, layout, and space requirements.

What are the recommended locations for setting up a Breakfast Budget Club?

The ideal locations for a Breakfast Budget Club are around hospitals, schools, and suburban areas. City centers are not recommended due to high rental costs.

Why is keeping rent low important for a Breakfast Budget Club?

Keeping rent low is crucial because the business model focuses on low startup and running costs, which directly impacts profitability. High rent would significantly increase operating expenses.

What is the average monthly running cost of a Breakfast Budget Club in the UK?

The average monthly running cost ranges from £450 to £750, depending on the size and location of the club.

What types of spaces are suitable for a Breakfast Budget Club?

Suitable spaces include shop fronts, flats above shops, and service offices. The location should be accessible in the morning and throughout the day and evening.

What are the key areas that need to be included in a Breakfast Budget Club?

Key areas include a daily sign-in area, a weigh-in station with a leaderboard, aloe and Thermote tea stations, a coaching and support area, a small kitchen, and a private space for wellness evaluations.

Why is it important to have a daily weigh-in area with a leaderboard?

The daily weigh-in area with a leaderboard helps track and display members' progress, motivating them and fostering a sense of community within the club.

What is the purpose of the aloe and Thermote tea stations in the club?

The aloe and Thermote tea stations provide club members with easy access to health drinks as part of their morning routine, supporting the club’s wellness-oriented environment.

What should the coaching and support area be like?

The coaching and support area should have seating for 8 to 10 members, providing a space where members can sit with their coaches to review food diaries and receive daily support.

How big does the kitchen need to be in a Breakfast Budget Club?

The kitchen does not need to be large. It should include basic appliances like a refrigerator, freezer, and a sink area, sufficient for preparing smoothies and storing food, while keeping costs low.

What is the purpose of the private wellness evaluation area in the club?

The private wellness evaluation area ensures confidentiality during one-on-one wellness evaluations and reviews, allowing members to feel comfortable discussing their progress with their coaches.

What resource is provided to help with location research?

A Breakfast Budget Club checklist is available to help prospective club owners evaluate and select suitable locations based on the key criteria discussed in the video.