raincity
12 posts.
Jonah's Story, and the First Annual #RaincityJonah
How a 12 year old battling a brain tumor became the most inspiring RAthlete to walk through Raincity's doors.
Waving Bye to the Last 10 Years at Raincity
A decade of buyouts, lawsuits, and a pandemic - and finally having time to remember why I love this.
Excited for the Future of Raincity (Yes, Really)
The honest math of a post-pandemic gym, three exit options, and the sublease that saved the dream.
OnRamp Updates during COVID-19 & [FF] Individual Access
how the Raincity OnRamp adapted during COVID so new athletes could still get ready for [FF] Individual Access, even without full group classes running.
COVID-19: End of Session Equipment Cleaning
the exact 6 step process I drilled into every RAthlete for cleaning equipment after a session during COVID. tested every method, this was the fastest and most effective one.
COVID-19: Membership Options
the interim membership options we ran during COVID, from at home workouts to limited group classes. kept it flexible on purpose since nobody knew what was coming next.
COVID-19: Sport Access & Un-coached Session Procedures
the full rundown of how sport access and un-coached sessions worked during COVID: reservation windows, cancellation rules, and what to expect before, during, and after your block.
COVID-19: Group Class & Private Training Procedures
how group classes and private training actually ran during COVID: shorter class times, entry and exit protocols, and what to expect from your coach and fellow RAthletes.
Ask the Frontline: A Raincity EMS Town Hall
Supporting frontline workers by actually asking them: a re-opening town hall with EMS RAthletes.
Raincity Rides with Joce
Joce was the first member of Raincity Athletics outside friends and family. Four years on she was teaching at Ride Cycle Club, and we covered half the class for any member who dropped in.
Pride of a Coach: James at the CrossFit Games
The essay Instagram cut off: expecting more from your athletes than they expect of themselves.
From a Squamish Gymnasium to 300,000 Athletes
Sectionals 2010 with 20 spectators vs Open 15.5 at home with 50+ RAthletes, and learning from a bad finish.