Run paid sessions without paying for a studio.
Breweries have empty weekday space and a crowd that likes being social. You have the class. Brew Fitness matches you with partner taprooms, helps you price and plan the session, and promotes it to adults nearby.
A worked example
Illustration only. Your price, group size and split are agreed with you in writing before a session is announced.
| Ticket price | $20 |
| Attendance | 15 people |
| Session revenue | $300 |
| Brew Fitness share (illustrative 20%) | $60 |
| Your share | $240 for one hour |
What you bring
- A format you can run safely for 10 to 25 adults
- Professional liability insurance and certification
- An audience that is mostly adults
What we bring
- Partner breweries with space at the hours you’re free
- Planning, pricing and promotion
- Rules-ready copy, so your posts never put you or the brewery at risk
Guides for coaches
Questions coaches ask
How can a personal trainer earn from group events without renting a studio?
Partner with a venue that wants your crowd. Breweries have empty weekday space; coaches have the class. Brew Fitness matches Canadian coaches with partner taprooms and promotes the sessions, so trainers can run paid groups without studio rent or a lease.
Who sets the price of a session?
You and us together, before the session is announced. We look at the format, length, group size and what similar sessions charge locally, then agree the price and the split in writing.
Why do you ask about my audience’s age?
Canadian alcohol advertising rules bar endorsements by people likely to be role models for minors. Breweries need to know their partners’ audiences are adults, so we ask up front.
Do I need insurance?
Yes. You need professional liability insurance that covers group sessions at third-party venues, and participants sign a waiver. Our operations checklist covers the details.
Bring your class to a taproom
Five questions, about two minutes. We’ll come back to you with partner breweries near you and the next steps.