Margins, cash flow, payroll, owner income, revenue per student, and the numbers behind a profitable martial arts school or BJJ/MMA gym.

How Much Profit Should a Martial Arts School Make? (Margins Explained) - Martial Arts Wealth Mastery

How Much Cash Reserve Should Your School Keep?

How much cash reserve a martial arts school should actually keep — the target formula, and how to build it without starving growth.
The Million-Dollar Martial Arts School Myth - Martial Arts Wealth Mastery
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The Million-Dollar Martial Arts School Myth

Why 13,000 sq ft schools run 5% net while our 2,400 sq ft schools run 50%. Real numbers: $1.3M gross, $830K net, 340 students.
Tax Strategy Basics for Martial Arts School Owners - Martial Arts Wealth Mastery

Tax Strategy Basics for Martial Arts School Owners

General education on entity structure and retirement vehicles for martial arts school owners — not tax advice, but a starting point for the conversation with your CPA.
What a New Student Actually Costs You - Martial Arts Wealth Mastery
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What a New Student Actually Costs You

$5,000 in Facebook ads buys about 10 enrollments — $500 each. One movie theater booth bought 35 appointments in 7 hours. Stephen Oliver runs the math.
A Simple Chart of Accounts for Martial Arts Schools - Martial Arts Wealth Mastery

A Simple Chart of Accounts for Martial Arts Schools

A starter chart of accounts built for martial arts schools — the revenue and expense categories that let you actually see what's driving profit.
How Much Do Martial Arts School & BJJ Gym Owners Make? - Martial Arts Wealth Mastery

How Much Do Martial Arts School & BJJ Gym Owners Make?

What martial arts school and BJJ gym owners actually earn — income ranges by business model, what drives the huge gap between owners, and how to raise your own pay without adding students.
How Much Profit Should a Martial Arts School Make? (Margins Explained) - Martial Arts Wealth Mastery

How Much Profit Should a Martial Arts School Make? (Margins Explained)

Gross revenue isn’t profit. What a healthy martial arts school margin looks like, the rent/payroll/marketing benchmarks behind it, and the three levers that turn revenue into real owner income.