Running a Martial Arts School today isn’t just about great instruction. It’s about systems, retention, and knowing what actually drives growth. The combination of all three is the recipe that grows a profitable Martial Arts Schools to 250 students and $1 Million in annual revenue.
Join us for a Live Virtual Interview with 2 real successful studio owners with decades of experience building profitable martial arts schools and lived to tell the tale!
💡 What you’ll learn:
- Practical strategies you can apply immediately to your school
- What actually drives growth in a martial arts school (and what doesn’t)
- How to enroll more students with multi-channel marketing strategies
- Proven retention techniques to keep students (and families) long-term
- How to improve the student experience and build a strong school culture
- Ways to increase revenue beyond just monthly tuition
- How systems and software simplify operations and save you time
“Spark has changed our lives. Since we started, we’ve grown our business more than we thought possible. With billing, attendance, and checkout all streamlined—plus Ignite—we’re able to focus on growing the business instead of working in it.” — Andy & Michelle Cassady, Royce Gracie Martial Arts Academy.
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With over 23 years of experience, Ron Sell has owned and operated multiple martial arts schools and earned the rank of 7th Degree Black Belt. After building and scaling his own academies to over $1 Million in annual revenue, he founded Spark Membership, the leading studio management software platform designed to help martial arts businesses grow and thrive.
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Steve brings a lifetime of martial arts experience and a deep understanding of what it takes to teach, lead, and build a strong school culture. He began training at age eight and has earned black belts across a wide range of disciplines. As the founder of Classical Martial Arts of Long Island, a lifelong instructor, university educator gives him a unique perspective on student development, retention, inclusive instruction, and building a successful martial arts program that serves both the student and the community.
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