Daron Pacheco argues that competition among gyms in Abilene drives improvement rather than destroying businesses. He believes gym owners should embrace competitors who push them to raise standards, and plans to open a new gym that collaborates with existing ones to strengthen the entire ecosystem.
And it's funny when we talk about that, because I believe like, and I think you've seen it too, competition breeds greatness, you know, like in a lot of gyms are very competitive. And so Abilene, we have a lot of great gyms here and I'm a huge component of all those gyms doing something together to help each other out. But sometimes it can be hard as a business owner to do that because you, you think you want all the clients. And that's why I would, that's what I love thinking of starting gyms like that, especially if I ever started gym in Abilene where people are like, dude, Abilene is pretty small for how many gyms we have. We have a lot. But it's only going to make the other gyms better because they have to improve their gym to compete with other gyms.
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