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If you own a gym with no medical credentials and you want to offer GLP-1s, IV hydration, or hormone services, Amanda Guarniere has a clear first step for you: Hire at least a registered nurse. Without a licensed healthcare professional in the chain,…

Most companies can tell you their monthly sales number to the dollar. Far fewer can tell you what actually motivates the manager responsible for hitting it. That gap is where Jon Sheldon does his work. Jon is the founder of Belleau Wood Coaching an…

Advanced BioCell has operated for roughly nine years out of two rooms inside a Los Angeles chiropractic neurology clinic, with no membership program and, by founder Bill Quateman's account, clients flying in from around the country for repeat treatm…

Tim Klitch was a D1 tennis player who, by his own account, looked down his nose at pickleball as "for people who aren't athletic enough to play tennis." Four years later he had converted a downtown Austin parking garage rooftop into an eight-court p…

There is no dedicated community thermal wellness space within 700 square miles of Kansas City. That is the gap Carrie Bacon, a classically trained acupuncturist turned bathhouse operator, is building into with 180 Degree Bathhouse, a micro-format co…

United Theranostics has a stated goal of opening 50 clinics in every state within the next seven years, and it plans to get there almost entirely through recruiting, not acquisition. On this episode of HALO Talks, Dr. Munir Ghesani, Chief Medical Di…

A yoga student got injured in a class Cory Sterling was attending in Vancouver. There was no waiver on file, and the studio didn't understand why that mattered. That gap is what pulled Sterling out of a downtown corporate law job and into a niche al…

A padel court can run $30,000 to $70,000 to build once you factor in engineering sign-off and municipal permits. There is no governing body setting the rules, no proven facility model, and barely any homegrown coaching talent. That combination sound…

Most strength programs assume both sides of the body should carry the same load. Dr. Joel Seedman and Sal LoDuca have spent years proving that assumption leaves performance and injury prevention on the table. On this episode of HALO Talks, Pete Moor…