What can a gym add to attract new customers?
An active zone that other gyms do not have.
In short: A trampoline zone, a Ninja Warrior course or a climbing wall let you offer new classes, attract children and teenagers and fill quiet hours. The first step is to see how much space and clear height you have available.
The business at a glance
- Who it is for
- Existing members, children and teenagers, clubs and groups.
- Space
- A studio or part of the building with enough clear height.
- What fits
- Trampolines for classes, Ninja Warrior, a bouldering wall.
- What makes the difference
- Fitting it into your class timetable and your membership fee.
What can you offer?
- Trampoline fitness classes
- Obstacle training
- Bouldering
- Activities for members' children
- Birthday parties and groups
- Training for other sports
What should you ask the supplier?
- What height and floor area does each zone need?
- Can it be installed in phases?
- Which standard applies and what documents do they provide?
- Do they train the instructors?
- What maintenance does it need and who carries it out?
Work out your project
Choose your floor area and attractions.
Frequently asked questions
Do you need a lot of space?
Not always. A small trampoline zone or an obstacle course can fit in a medium-sized studio. Clear height is the biggest limitation.
Do I need instructors with specific training?
Yes. Every zone must be supervised by staff who know its rules of use. Ask the supplier what training they offer.
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Do you already have premises or a space?
Send us the floor area and the clear height. We will tell you what fits and prepare your 3D design.