2. Introduction
This presentation is focused on
analyzing the current New Zealand
Fitness Industry.
Fitness Industry Environment in N.Z.
• Begin with statistic figures
regarding to current industry status.
N.Z. Popular Trends
• We will also talk about some
popular trends in New Zealand. Fitness V.S. Company
• More details on growing fitness
business working with local Our Recommendation
companies
• Our recommendation
4. SPARC FACTS
Industry Environment:
• Currently 300-400 Gyms/
Fitness centres around N.Z.
• 500,000 Kiwis have active Active Canadians 45%
Gym membership
• Average $500 per annual for Active UK 40%
the membership
Active American 36%
Good Business?? You do the
math . . .
5. Popular Gym/Fitness Center Trends
Current New Zealand fitness Consumer Focus
trends have shown, it is
rewarding to fitness business
by providing a fun but Fun & Achievable
carefully plan programme to
help consumers to achieve
their goals. Our research also
shows that a proactive and Awesome Personal
positive trainer plays a key Trainer
factor in most of popular
programmes within the
industry.
7. Fitness Is Good For Business
Our report has also analyzed
On Site Gym
that, significantly increase of Service in
Local
Company
companies that are considering
some form of activity and exercise to
help a healthier workforce in order
to achieve higher productivity and Team Training
Programme
Your Support to
for Company Gym/Fitness Local
lower staff turnovers. By providing Stuffs
Centre
Companies
on-site gym/fitness services is also
proven to work well with larger
company like Telecom.
Discount Gym
Membership
for Large
Corporates
8. This is what we want !!!
Office + Gym =
AWESOME!!
9. Recommendation
A smaller in size, flexible and local
This report recommend quot;Fit n Wellquot; community appearance gym.
Ltd. to consider
expanding its fitness business to
New Zealand, however, due to the
current global financial status, it is
Creative and Customer focus
also important to consider a few Programmes.
different approach while setting up
the new operation here.
We also recommended:
Working with Local companies by
providing On-Site gym service and
Training.
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