What I work on

Three pillars. One connected operation.

An agency runs your ads. A vendor sells you software. I've sat in your chair — I see how acquisition, retention, staffing, and court utilization all pull on each other, and I build the system that makes them work together.

Pillar 01

Acquisition

Are you bringing in new members predictably?

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  • Step 02 · Acquire

    Turn on predictable member acquisition.

    Not a campaign — a funnel. A clear path that moves a curious beginner into a regular player and a regular player into a member, with the offers, the follow-up, and the front-desk behavior that make each step happen on purpose instead of by luck.

  • Step 05 · Systemize

    Hand your team the playbooks so it runs without either of us.

    Roles with accountability, documented processes, and a reporting rhythm your team can run on their own. The goal isn't dependence on me — it's a club that's easier to run and worth more to own.

Pillar 02

Retention

Are you keeping the ones you have?

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  • Step 03 · Retain

    Seal the retention gap.

    New members are the most expensive members you'll ever have. I fix onboarding, the first 90 days, and the reasons people quietly stop showing up — then build reactivation into the calendar instead of leaving lapsed members on a spreadsheet.

Pillar 03

Monetization

Are your courts, programs, and pricing earning what they're capable of?

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  • Step 04 · Monetize

    Get more out of the courts you already own.

    Pricing, program mix, and court yield. Midday softness, off-peak inventory, program density, and what each hour of each court is actually earning — then a plan to raise it without adding a square foot.

Which pillar is leaking? The diagnostic answers that.

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