More small towns and cities are recognizing that their residents want access to a local fitness center, especially in communities where the nearest commercial gym is a 20 or 30 minute drive away. A municipally-run fitness center fills that gap…
Companies of all sizes are adding fitness rooms for their employees, and for good reason. An on-site gym reduces absenteeism, improves morale, and makes your company more attractive to new hires. You don’t need a massive space or a six-figure…
The 65+ population is the fastest-growing age group in the country, and more seniors than ever are looking for safe, accessible places to stay active. If you’re building a fitness center for this demographic, the equipment needs to meet them…
Women’s-only gyms are one of the fastest-growing segments in the fitness industry, and for good reason. Many women prefer a training environment that’s designed specifically for them: comfortable, well-paced, and focused on results without the intimidation factor that can come…
A gym over 3,000 square feet gives you the room to create something special: multiple training zones, a wide selection of equipment, and the kind of spacious layout that makes members feel like they’ve walked into a real fitness facility.
This is our most requested package, and for good reason. A 2,000 to 3,000 square foot gym hits the sweet spot for most communities: big enough to offer a full training experience, small enough to manage with a lean team,…
You don’t need a massive space to build a gym that members love. Some of the most successful gyms we’ve helped open run out of spaces under 1,500 square feet, and their owners will tell you the smaller footprint keeps…
