In today's episode, Glen Taylor sits down with Simon Thompson, Managing Director of Anytime Fitness Australia and a former Olympic triathlete. Simon talks about racing in Athens, moving into business with no degree and no experience, and the day his role was made redundant and he took one three rungs below it at half the salary. He explains why that step backwards set up everything that came after it, what he has learned about spotting potential in people and why he is racing again in his fifties.

In today's episode, Glen Taylor sits down with Scott Capelin, founder and CEO of inLIFE Wellness, a reformer Pilates franchise with studios in Australia and overseas.

Scott shares how he went from a corporate job to personal training, then grew a single Sydney Pilates studio into an international franchise. They talk about keeping studio costs low, taking a brand to the United States and why so few men try Pilates.

In this episode I sit down with Shaun Krenz, co-founder and director of the AusFitness Expo, to talk through how he ended up building the biggest fitness event in the country.Shaun started out as a personal trainer selling booths at career expos, with no real idea what an expo was. One question about whether the same thing could work for fitness set the direction for everything that followed.We get into the strategy behind bringing natural bodybuilding, powerlifting, CrossFit and calisthenics under the one roof, why the live experience still matters, and how the show has grown across different cities. Shaun also talks through the Titan Games, a new hyrox themed event launching with Titan Fitness, plus a bit on family, kids and the sports they have picked up along the way.If you work in this industry, or you are thinking about exhibiting, this one is worth your time.