Economics has a big part in the reduction in attendance. But why is it
hitting us harder than other clubs?
IMHO, other clubs cater to more serious autoxers where as SFR caters more to
more casual (for lack of a better term) autoxers. These are the people who
will not travel more than 20 miles to an autox and don't care what surface
they run on. This group would also tend to drop off in bad economic times
...or say if there was a World Series game on.
In good economic times, we had it all figured out: SFR had enough attendance
from casual autoxers to set attendance records and the hardcore autoxers
flocked to the other clubs. Now we are faced with declining attendance from
our casual autoxers because of economics and our hardcore autoxers because
they have found homes in other clubs.
Sorry I call'em as I see'em!
--Navid
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> Economics?
>
> -Katie
>
> --- Richard Urschel <osp13@mybluelight.com> wrote:
> > Attendance at Sacramento events in Stockton and AAS
> > events in Atwater has remained the same during this
> > same period.
> > Between 2004 and 2005 the SFR attendance drop was in
> > the stock classes.
> >
> > What's up?
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