Richard Earney's guest appearances

Richard Earney

Escape Your Limits

Biblioscapes In Discussion

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Dorian Yates

Michael Breus

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On this week’s episode of the Escape Your Limits Podcast, our guest today,  Richard Earney, has over 20 years of international experience within the fitness &amp; wellness industry. Holding National &amp; International club &amp; executive operation roles within North American &amp; European markets, he designed award winning fitness environments and implemented innovative programming experiences throughout Europe, Australasia, and North America. Earney is currently the Head of Product for the prestigious Midtown Athletic Clubs. Throughout his 8 years there, he led the club through change management, developed a world class team, and implemented innovative programing, technology and education (Midtown U) to improve brand awareness, revenues and retention. On this week’s episode we cover why mental health is taking over the recovery &amp; wellness aspect of fitness, the number one reason why hiring up within a business leads to success, and the endless possibilities that technology has to positively impact the fitness industry. To learn more about Midtown Athletic Clubs, click here! https://www.midtown.com/

On this week’s episode of the Escape Your Limits Podcast, our guest today,  Richard Earney, has over 20 years of international experience within the fitness &amp; wellness industry. Holding National &amp; International club &amp; executive operation roles within North American &amp; European markets, he designed award winning fitness environments and implemented innovative programming experiences throughout Europe, Australasia, and North America. Earney is currently the Head of Product for the prestigious Midtown Athletic Clubs. Throughout his 8 years there, he led the club through change management, developed a world class team, and implemented innovative programing, technology and education (Midtown U) to improve brand awareness, revenues and retention. On this week’s episode we cover why mental health is taking over the recovery &amp; wellness aspect of fitness, the number one reason why hiring up within a business leads to success, and the endless possibilities that technology has to positively impact the fitness industry. To learn more about Midtown Athletic Clubs, click here! <a href="https://www.midtown.com/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">https://www.midtown.com/</a>

Ep 243 - Midtown Athletic Clubs | Re-Imagining the Fitness Industry | Richard Earney

Richard Earney is passionate about fitness and wellness, and in particular, the experience that the fitness industry delivers.  The way that Richard describes guest experience in fitness is so similar to what we strive for in attractions, even if we’re a little less protein shake and a little more funnel cake.  Richard talks about creating the “yearn to return,” in the interest of retaining members and helping people achieve their goals.  He also stresses that no interaction is insignificant, and no employee is insignificant.  When personalizing the experience, you must pull back from the operation and look at each of your guests’ characteristics and demographics, so that everyone feels that the experience was created exactly for them.  Lastly, wait till you hear about Richard’s visit to a fitness studio in New York City that advertised “the hardest workout in the city” that not only delivered on that promise, but created an experience that was even more memorable than the workout.

Richard Earney is passionate about fitness and wellness, and in particular, the experience that the fitness industry delivers. The way that Richard describes guest experience in fitness is so similar to what we strive for in attractions, even if we’re a little less protein shake and a little more funnel cake. Richard talks about creating the “yearn to return,” in the interest of retaining members and helping people achieve their goals. He also stresses that no interaction is insignificant, and no employee is insignificant. When personalizing the experience, you must pull back from the operation and look at each of your guests’ characteristics and demographics, so that everyone feels that the experience was created exactly for them. Lastly, wait till you hear about Richard’s visit to a fitness studio in New York City that advertised “the hardest workout in the city” that not only delivered on that promise, but created an experience that was even more memorable than the workout.

In this episode of Biblioscapes in Discussion, I am joined by Richard Earney to talk about his recent book Warped Topographies II.Images from the book together with details of the books Richard mentions are available on the episode web page.You can follow Biblioscapes on Instagram and Twitter.

In this episode of Biblioscapes in Discussion, I am joined by Richard Earney to talk about his recent book Warped Topographies II.Images from the book together with details of the books Richard mentions are available on the episode web page.You can follow Biblioscapes on <a href="https://instagram.com/biblioscapes" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Instagram</a> and <a href="https://twitter.com/biblioscapes" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Twitter</a>.