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The document discusses the history and growth of the fitness industry from the 1970s to present day, noting that membership in fitness centers rose significantly from the 1990s through the 2000s as exercise became increasingly popular. It then outlines some of the current trends in the industry, including steady continued growth driven by health awareness, innovation in fitness classes and solutions, and the use of technology in fitness programs and membership services. The conclusion reiterates that competition will remain high in the industry as consumer preferences and the latest health and fitness trends continue to evolve rapidly.

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Fitness Industry Munkhzul 10276038A Claire 10276003A Aaren 10276009A Emily 10276005A
INTRODUCTION: Personal fitness training today is becoming an industry which is growing fast, attracting people in large numbers.This is occurring due to the high pressure life styles that we have and the stress it puts on our bodies and brains.
Fitness Center Industry Background The fitness center industry started coming into its own in the 1970s and 1980s , when exercise, led by running and aerobics, became popular. Membership rose throughout the 1990s, and the 2000s were a period of enormous growth for fitness centers. There were 16,938 clubs at the beginning of the decade, and that number grew to 29,636 by January 2008. 41 million Americans are members of a health club, and just about half of that number belong to a commercial health club, with the rest divided between non-profit clubs like the YMCA and miscellaneous for-profit clubs such as corporate clubs, country clubs or spas.
Market Outlook The global fitness industry will continue to record steady growth as demand for a wide range of fitness solutions grows due to health awareness and government programs to promote healthy living. Health centers and sports clubs will remain competitive through innovation, offering clients new fun ways to exercise.
Conclusion After the financial free-fall over the past year, it's not surprising that fitness gyms would change their programming and training to better serve our cost- cutting needs while in-home workouts using inexpensive fitness gear will be much more popular.
ID. KPI Description Measure Target How 1 Customer satisfaction Questionnaire 95% Distribute the questionnaire right after the customer received service 2 Coach Quality License & Feedback <90% 50% by customer feedback 50% by gyms data analysis 3 Gym Atmosphere Promise the things complete <85% Distribute the questionnaire right after the customer received service 4 Customers health results Muscular mass Weight etc. Depends on each customer Examine them by physician and compare to the past 5 Number of members Statics Many as possible Check company‘s most recent years static and identify the average data 6 Revenue per member Good attitude High as possible Divide total revenue by the number of members 7 Facilities quality Amount,cleaness,h ow new it its <90% Distribute the questionnaire once in a one month 8 Customer Reflux rate Employees count it from how many times customer come back to exercise a month or a year <80% Statics of monthly number of customers to the gym Key Performance Indicator Management Stakeholder list
Service Delivery System Operating Strategy Service Concept Target Market Segment • Hire someone who has experience or degree • Use only highly qualified gym equipment • Create energetic atmosphere to customers • Members follow punctuality and promotes on-time performance to coaches and other workers • Provide coaching service, cleaning service also give the health check service • Flexible timetable with best coaches • Serve healthy diet high protein foods, snakes, drinks • Clean environment with comfortable atmosphere • Anyone who is above 18 and who can afford the payment • Especially office ladies 2-7
{ Towels & Member cards Wardrobes &Locks Facilities AC Equipment Classrooms Mirror & AC Shower gel Shampoo Hair dryers towels Member cards Used towels Arrive at Gym Check in & get towels Go to changing room Warm up Take ------ lessons Shower & Spa Check out & Return towels Greetings & Process registration Coach Coach or teachers Proces s Check out Cleaner Assistant Process Check out Registration System Cleaning System Cleaning process Registrat ion System Physical Evidence Or communicatio n Channels Customer Actions Onstage Contact Person Backstage Contact Person Support process Blueprint for world Gym
Competitive Rivalry within Industry There are various kinds of GYMs in the market, we have to be the most attractive one. Potential New Entrants There’s always new GYMs with new gimmicks coming out. Bargainning Power of Customers Customers will compare prices between all the GYMs. Threat of Substitutes Nowadays many of the communities have their own gym in the basements so less people will pay to come to gyms. Bargaining Power of Suppliers World GYM has to talk to the suppliers to get a lower price for buying new facilities. Posters 5 force model
Information : Web site, menu introduction Supporting facility : Building Facilitating goods : Gym supplies, equipments, sport wears Explicit service : Yoga, pilates, aerobic, body training Implicit service : Music, clean environment, AC, smile on employees face
Strength • We have numerous amounts of facilities for customers to use. For convenience, we also provide parking lots for customers. We give our customers a comfortable and clean environment by putting up water fountains and showers. • We have personal coaches for customers who want to be specially trained. We also give our customers a cozy environment by providing television and even play music while customers work out hoping they will find working out more interesting and come more often. • For new customers who are not familiar with our VIP membership system, we give customers the information they want to know and take time and patience to tell them everything. We give new customers a 7 day free trial for those who are not yet confident with our company.
Weaknesses Now that people use the internet more often, less people may go to the gym. Because there are lots and lots of free work out videos online for people to watch, so now they don't even have to walk out of their home or even spend a penny. We are now doing our best to improve our customers satisfaction and our reputation, hoping that they will recommend our gym to the people around them. We avoid letting our customers down, and we do whatever it takes to get their trust. Customers most often find service qualities as weaknesses, so we will give employees lots of training before letting them service. We will also give out questionnaires to customers and listen to their advice for improvement.
Opportunities Our competitors involve other gyms and the internet. Although the internet is convenient in some ways, but on the other hand, there won't be any facilities or anyone to guide you. You might be doing the wrong position without knowing and easily get injured. According to research, other gyms are much more expensive and do not provide as much resources as we do. Technology offers new service options, such as, customers can now sign up for the VIP membership online or even call to the company for help which is much more convenient. Information is available on the World Gym's website or on facebook. Questions can be asked by sending emails or facebook messages
Threats We face obstacles such as losing customers, because competitors might be giving more attracting discounts or activities. Competitors are always finding out different ways to beat us, by using commercials, discounts, and even models. We will avoid cash-flow problems.
About the World Gym World Gym is one of the largest fitness chained club worldwide.
History World Gym was founded in 1976 by industry veteran, Joe Gold, and together with the 7-time Mr.Universe champion, Arnold Schwarzenegger. They launched the first World Gym club in Venice Beach, California.
In 2001, World Gym was launched in Taiwan, and has been increasing dramatically and now is the largest fitness franchise with 36 clubs by 2014.
OVERALL OPPORTUNITIES & THREATS FACING FITNESS INDUSTRY
1. Concurrent multiples– multiple sporting facilities and lessons ex. yoga lessons, aerobic dance…etc 2. Immense market potential of women’s sports and fitness market Opportunities
3. Increasing consumer emphasis on quality professional service. 4. Fitness club industries are gradually developing as a public issue. 5. Gyms(coaches) now provide many kinds of service ex. Weight loss, Sculpt… to satisfy consumer’s needs Opportunities
1. Stiff competition between gym companies 2. New facilities keeps coming out 3. High rate of customer turnover Threats
4. Consumer and corporate disputes 5. Customers injuries while exercising in the gym Threats
Online training has been a growing trend for awhile now, but this year, expect to see more major gyms launching online platforms. Look more websites such as YogaGlo, StreamFIT, and SpiroFit, to start offering live or streaming online workouts, classes, and training sessions, and for trainers to tap into the power of Skype to work with clients in other cities and countries.
 Aging population Fitness clubs and retirement communities stand to benefit from health and fitness programs that cater to the older adult.The number-two prediction notes the baby boom generation is growing older and living longer, and their physicians are recommending they remain active. One down trend maybe observed in this industry, is the tendency away from the commercial gym. As consumers continue to invest in their health needs, most will be looking for an environment that provides individualization and an old-fashioned level of customer service. This is the reason why we decided to include the non commercial gyms in our case presentation.
 Children and Obesity  People nowadays chose the most convenient option for food consumption which is fast food, which leads to obesity.  For the first time in history, children of this generation may not live as long as their parents or grandparents because of the diseases and impairments associated with childhood obesity. With the cutbacks in physical education in schools and an increase in sedentary lifestyle (TV, video games, computers), there is a need for fitness professionals to provide their services to this population to help fight the obesity epidemic.
 Networking There is a trend towards social networking in the health and fitness world. Many websites provide information on tracking workouts; weight loss programs and many other features that may help consumers answer their fitness needs. Most fitness experts would also advise that once you go through an exercise regimen, you should find a gym buddy or partner to increase adherence.
 Educated and Experienced Fitness Professionals Some would say that a healthy lifestyle is no longer just a luxury experience for some but something of a necessity. With an aging population, the risk which go along with neglecting one’s health motivate more individuals to invest in a monthly membership or recruit a personal trainer who can customize a program specifically tailored for one’s needs. And with added concern over the rising cost of health care, money spent preventing health problems is money well spent.
We’ll see more experiential fitness classes that involve an elevated approach to the mind-body-brain connection. For example, Equinox's Yoga Flow Play class offers a music sampling experience and explores how certain vibrations and sounds impact yoga flow and poses.
Instead of hitting the bar after work, groups of friends and colleagues are hitting themed "fitness parties," and some women invite guests to come sweat with them at their birthday and bachelorette parties as a healthy way to celebrate!
CONCLUSION Competition in this industry can come from a wide variety of sources. As pharmacology continues to evolve, there will be new drugs as well as new chemical supplements designed to suppress appetites. Weight loss can also be a very fat-based industry, and what is the hottest weight loss technique, diet, or pill one year may be all but pass a couple of years later, meaning that businesses who do not keep apprised of the latest trends may be in trouble.
COMPETITIVE ENVIRONMENT & KEY PLAYERS
COMPETITIVE ENVIRONMENT Outdoor sports can replace the gym. Fitness videos and simple fitness equipment.
COMPETITIVE ENVIRONMENT Social factors changes in consumer behavior. (Also, the higher cost of living more people will consider whether to spend money on sports and fitness) Some other ways for losing weight. (You have many other ways to lose weight, like : liposuction)
Operating KEYPLAYER  curriculum planning  equipment (species. Maintenance, etc.)  environment (scale. Tidy. Place)  propaganda the most important points of Operating
Walk through Audit for World Gym Was it easy to enroll to the Gym? Yes No Are the Gym’s time schedule acceptable ? Yes No Where did hear about our Gym? Newspaper Magazine Internet Passing by Radio TV Friends or Relatives Other(specify)…. How many hours did you spent in the Gym? _______hours Gym member for 1-3 months 4-6 months 7-12 months 1 year 2-4 year&over I visit the gym to: How comfortable do you feel that you are using the gym equipment properly? Very Comfortable Somewhat Comfortable Just OK Not Very Comfortable Not Comfortable enhance sport performance train for bodybuilding/power lifting lose weight medical reasons maintain my physical condition meet people and socialize Other
Within 2 kilo Within 2-10 kilo Within 11-15 kilo Within 16-20 kilo More than 20 kilo How far away from The Gym do you live? Less than alternative fitness centers About the same as alternative fitness centers More than other fitness centers Unknown relative to other fitness centers I believe my membership dues are
WORLD GYM BUSINESS MODEL CANVAS Suppliers( fitness acessiories) Trainers Healthy fitness products Sports wear companies Sales/Marketing teams Personal Trainers Fitness centers IT Social Interaction Appearance Improvement Boost your Endurance Advertisement Online Word of mouth Yet to see 18-50 y/o s with a gym membership Mass customers Usual cost of operating a business Maintenance Acquisition of competitors Promotional Events Operating income
Members arrive Do you have lessons ? YES NO (only workout) Personal lesson Or Group Lessons Workout SPA & Shower Members leave FLOWCHART
DEVELOPING GOOD CAREER IN FITNESS
Data, facts, information known or needed WHITE HAT THINKING
According to the Labor Department, there were 231,500 personal trainers in America as of 2011. This is a 44% increase in the numbers from 2001. That’s why you find so many people who are trying to turn their passion for fitness into a successful career. Economists from the Bureau of Labor Statistics suggest that occupations like fitness instructors and personal trainers are the driving force in the success of the fitness industry. According to their calculations, the number of people in these occupations is expected to increase by 31.7% by 2020. INSTRUCTIONAL DESIGN & THE WHITE HAT
Minimum Age to Work at World Gym: 18 years old (How old do you have to be to work at World Gym?) World Gym Hours of Operation: Open every day: 6:00am-9:30pm Available Positions at World Gym: Receptionist, Personal Trainer, Manager, Fitness Consultant-Monthly Contractor, Building Maintenance Worker, Assistant Manager, Customer Service Representative Interview Tips: Go to the World Gym job interview questions & tips page. Printable Application: No. Search Job Openings or visit official site. INFORMATION
Difficulties, potential problems. Why something may not work BLACK HAT THINKING
’ Disadvantages • Even though the money is good the hard part is finding people to train for 40 hours a week. When you first become a trainer your going to get most of your clients by doing something known as floor hours. • Floor hours are when you walk around the gym helping people out when possible and mostly trying to get to know people in order to sell them your training services. If, your not a personable, charismatic person this may not be for you. • Also, depending on the gym you work at you may have to pay a fee to the gym to train there
• May Be Tough To Build Clients • "Floor Hours" • Pay Rent To Gym CONS
Feelings, hunches, gut instinct, and intuition RED HAT THINKING
What's it really like to be... a personal trainer? Being a personal trainer feels like you have to be really "nurturing" like a teacher and "encourage people" and cheer them on. It is very social so you have the chance to interact with a lot of interesting people. Every client is different so there is never a boring moment being a personal trainer. It’s important to be confident as a PT because your clients need to feel 100% sure that you know exactly what you’re doing.
Creativity – possibilities, alternatives, solutions, new ideas GREEN HAT THINKING
Once working as a fitness instructor you could take further training to develop and broaden your teaching skills. A number of awards are offered by training providers in, for example circuit training, outdoor fitness, Pilates and yoga. You could also take a qualification to become a personal trainer, such as : Level 3 Award in Conversion of Advanced Fitness Instructor to Personal Trainer Status (allows you to be listed as a personal trainer on the REPs) Level 3 Diploma in Fitness Instructing and Personal Training Level 3 Diploma in Personal Training. APPLYING THE PROCESS
Values and benefits. Why something may work YELLOW HAT THINKING
Focus on the input content. Identify what information is available, what is needed, and what information is missing. APPLYING THE PROCESS If, you're working at successful health club you can expect to earn between 26 - 45 dollars per session, with a session lasting an hour. Definitely not bad for a high school education. With the good salary also comes flexibility, flexibility to determine your own hours and days you want to work. Of course your hours have to be when the gym is open but, I doubt you would want to train someone in the middle of the night anyways. The last significant benefit of being a trainer is the positive impact you have on people's lives. The people you'll be training have hired you for a reason.. It may be to increase strength, improve appereance or become a healthier person, whatever it may be your there to help. VALUES AND BENEFITS
PROS • Interaction – If you like the people you train, then going to work every day will be a pleasure and the time will fly by. • Pay - A good trainer in a metro area should be making at least $40/session. • Flexibility – Once you develop your client base you’ll be able to create your own schedule. • Ease of Access – To become a certified personal trainer, most governing bodies (ACSM, NSCA, NASM, etc) only require a high school diploma, CPR certification, and a passing grade on their certification exam. • Impact – There aren’t many better feelings than helping someone accomplish something meaningful and long lasting and knowing you played an important part in it.
Manage the thinking process, focus, next steps, action plans BLUE HAT THINKING
Training is at the core of all our activities be it personal or professional. But good training is not a matter of coincidence, it is a matter of the right mix of knowledge, skills and attributes. . INSTRUCTIONAL DESIGN & THE BLUE HAT
So, what does it take to be a good trainer? Well, in short, it takes time and patience. For the long answer, there are some essentials to training. For example, all training is about communication so the rules of good communication apply to training. Similarly, good training is about robust instructional design and training delivery practices. An application of learning theories and principles helps in delivering good training. But beyond these theories, models and techniques - there are some specific personal skills and attributes that are worth a discussion
1. Be knowledgeable: 2. Be curious: 3. Be accepting. 4. Be patient. 5. Be a role model. 6. Be a good listener 7. Be challenging. 8. Be entertaining 9. Be passionate. 10. Be inspiring . If you are a good trainer and are aspiring to become a SUPER trainer, here are top 10 tips :
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  • 1.
    Fitness Industry Munkhzul 10276038AClaire 10276003A Aaren 10276009A Emily 10276005A
  • 2.
    INTRODUCTION: Personal fitness trainingtoday is becoming an industry which is growing fast, attracting people in large numbers.This is occurring due to the high pressure life styles that we have and the stress it puts on our bodies and brains.
  • 3.
    Fitness Center Industry Background Thefitness center industry started coming into its own in the 1970s and 1980s , when exercise, led by running and aerobics, became popular. Membership rose throughout the 1990s, and the 2000s were a period of enormous growth for fitness centers. There were 16,938 clubs at the beginning of the decade, and that number grew to 29,636 by January 2008. 41 million Americans are members of a health club, and just about half of that number belong to a commercial health club, with the rest divided between non-profit clubs like the YMCA and miscellaneous for-profit clubs such as corporate clubs, country clubs or spas.
  • 4.
    Market Outlook The globalfitness industry will continue to record steady growth as demand for a wide range of fitness solutions grows due to health awareness and government programs to promote healthy living. Health centers and sports clubs will remain competitive through innovation, offering clients new fun ways to exercise.
  • 5.
    Conclusion After the financialfree-fall over the past year, it's not surprising that fitness gyms would change their programming and training to better serve our cost- cutting needs while in-home workouts using inexpensive fitness gear will be much more popular.
  • 6.
    ID. KPI DescriptionMeasure Target How 1 Customer satisfaction Questionnaire 95% Distribute the questionnaire right after the customer received service 2 Coach Quality License & Feedback <90% 50% by customer feedback 50% by gyms data analysis 3 Gym Atmosphere Promise the things complete <85% Distribute the questionnaire right after the customer received service 4 Customers health results Muscular mass Weight etc. Depends on each customer Examine them by physician and compare to the past 5 Number of members Statics Many as possible Check company‘s most recent years static and identify the average data 6 Revenue per member Good attitude High as possible Divide total revenue by the number of members 7 Facilities quality Amount,cleaness,h ow new it its <90% Distribute the questionnaire once in a one month 8 Customer Reflux rate Employees count it from how many times customer come back to exercise a month or a year <80% Statics of monthly number of customers to the gym Key Performance Indicator Management Stakeholder list
  • 7.
    Service Delivery System Operating StrategyService Concept Target Market Segment • Hire someone who has experience or degree • Use only highly qualified gym equipment • Create energetic atmosphere to customers • Members follow punctuality and promotes on-time performance to coaches and other workers • Provide coaching service, cleaning service also give the health check service • Flexible timetable with best coaches • Serve healthy diet high protein foods, snakes, drinks • Clean environment with comfortable atmosphere • Anyone who is above 18 and who can afford the payment • Especially office ladies 2-7
  • 8.
    { Towels & Member cards Wardrobes &Locks Facilities AC Equipment Classrooms Mirror & AC Shower gel Shampoo Hair dryers towels Member cards Used towels Arriveat Gym Check in & get towels Go to changing room Warm up Take ------ lessons Shower & Spa Check out & Return towels Greetings & Process registration Coach Coach or teachers Proces s Check out Cleaner Assistant Process Check out Registration System Cleaning System Cleaning process Registrat ion System Physical Evidence Or communicatio n Channels Customer Actions Onstage Contact Person Backstage Contact Person Support process Blueprint for world Gym
  • 9.
    Competitive Rivalry within Industry Thereare various kinds of GYMs in the market, we have to be the most attractive one. Potential New Entrants There’s always new GYMs with new gimmicks coming out. Bargainning Power of Customers Customers will compare prices between all the GYMs. Threat of Substitutes Nowadays many of the communities have their own gym in the basements so less people will pay to come to gyms. Bargaining Power of Suppliers World GYM has to talk to the suppliers to get a lower price for buying new facilities. Posters 5 force model
  • 10.
    Information : Website, menu introduction Supporting facility : Building Facilitating goods : Gym supplies, equipments, sport wears Explicit service : Yoga, pilates, aerobic, body training Implicit service : Music, clean environment, AC, smile on employees face
  • 12.
    Strength • We havenumerous amounts of facilities for customers to use. For convenience, we also provide parking lots for customers. We give our customers a comfortable and clean environment by putting up water fountains and showers. • We have personal coaches for customers who want to be specially trained. We also give our customers a cozy environment by providing television and even play music while customers work out hoping they will find working out more interesting and come more often. • For new customers who are not familiar with our VIP membership system, we give customers the information they want to know and take time and patience to tell them everything. We give new customers a 7 day free trial for those who are not yet confident with our company.
  • 13.
    Weaknesses Now that peopleuse the internet more often, less people may go to the gym. Because there are lots and lots of free work out videos online for people to watch, so now they don't even have to walk out of their home or even spend a penny. We are now doing our best to improve our customers satisfaction and our reputation, hoping that they will recommend our gym to the people around them. We avoid letting our customers down, and we do whatever it takes to get their trust. Customers most often find service qualities as weaknesses, so we will give employees lots of training before letting them service. We will also give out questionnaires to customers and listen to their advice for improvement.
  • 14.
    Opportunities Our competitors involveother gyms and the internet. Although the internet is convenient in some ways, but on the other hand, there won't be any facilities or anyone to guide you. You might be doing the wrong position without knowing and easily get injured. According to research, other gyms are much more expensive and do not provide as much resources as we do. Technology offers new service options, such as, customers can now sign up for the VIP membership online or even call to the company for help which is much more convenient. Information is available on the World Gym's website or on facebook. Questions can be asked by sending emails or facebook messages
  • 15.
    Threats We face obstaclessuch as losing customers, because competitors might be giving more attracting discounts or activities. Competitors are always finding out different ways to beat us, by using commercials, discounts, and even models. We will avoid cash-flow problems.
  • 16.
    About the WorldGym World Gym is one of the largest fitness chained club worldwide.
  • 17.
    History World Gym wasfounded in 1976 by industry veteran, Joe Gold, and together with the 7-time Mr.Universe champion, Arnold Schwarzenegger. They launched the first World Gym club in Venice Beach, California.
  • 18.
    In 2001, WorldGym was launched in Taiwan, and has been increasing dramatically and now is the largest fitness franchise with 36 clubs by 2014.
  • 19.
    OVERALL OPPORTUNITIES & THREATSFACING FITNESS INDUSTRY
  • 20.
    1. Concurrent multiples–multiple sporting facilities and lessons ex. yoga lessons, aerobic dance…etc 2. Immense market potential of women’s sports and fitness market Opportunities
  • 21.
    3. Increasing consumeremphasis on quality professional service. 4. Fitness club industries are gradually developing as a public issue. 5. Gyms(coaches) now provide many kinds of service ex. Weight loss, Sculpt… to satisfy consumer’s needs Opportunities
  • 22.
    1. Stiff competitionbetween gym companies 2. New facilities keeps coming out 3. High rate of customer turnover Threats
  • 23.
    4. Consumer andcorporate disputes 5. Customers injuries while exercising in the gym Threats
  • 25.
    Online training hasbeen a growing trend for awhile now, but this year, expect to see more major gyms launching online platforms. Look more websites such as YogaGlo, StreamFIT, and SpiroFit, to start offering live or streaming online workouts, classes, and training sessions, and for trainers to tap into the power of Skype to work with clients in other cities and countries.
  • 26.
     Aging population Fitnessclubs and retirement communities stand to benefit from health and fitness programs that cater to the older adult.The number-two prediction notes the baby boom generation is growing older and living longer, and their physicians are recommending they remain active. One down trend maybe observed in this industry, is the tendency away from the commercial gym. As consumers continue to invest in their health needs, most will be looking for an environment that provides individualization and an old-fashioned level of customer service. This is the reason why we decided to include the non commercial gyms in our case presentation.
  • 27.
     Children andObesity  People nowadays chose the most convenient option for food consumption which is fast food, which leads to obesity.  For the first time in history, children of this generation may not live as long as their parents or grandparents because of the diseases and impairments associated with childhood obesity. With the cutbacks in physical education in schools and an increase in sedentary lifestyle (TV, video games, computers), there is a need for fitness professionals to provide their services to this population to help fight the obesity epidemic.
  • 28.
     Networking There isa trend towards social networking in the health and fitness world. Many websites provide information on tracking workouts; weight loss programs and many other features that may help consumers answer their fitness needs. Most fitness experts would also advise that once you go through an exercise regimen, you should find a gym buddy or partner to increase adherence.
  • 29.
     Educated and ExperiencedFitness Professionals Some would say that a healthy lifestyle is no longer just a luxury experience for some but something of a necessity. With an aging population, the risk which go along with neglecting one’s health motivate more individuals to invest in a monthly membership or recruit a personal trainer who can customize a program specifically tailored for one’s needs. And with added concern over the rising cost of health care, money spent preventing health problems is money well spent.
  • 30.
    We’ll see moreexperiential fitness classes that involve an elevated approach to the mind-body-brain connection. For example, Equinox's Yoga Flow Play class offers a music sampling experience and explores how certain vibrations and sounds impact yoga flow and poses.
  • 31.
    Instead of hittingthe bar after work, groups of friends and colleagues are hitting themed "fitness parties," and some women invite guests to come sweat with them at their birthday and bachelorette parties as a healthy way to celebrate!
  • 33.
    CONCLUSION Competition in thisindustry can come from a wide variety of sources. As pharmacology continues to evolve, there will be new drugs as well as new chemical supplements designed to suppress appetites. Weight loss can also be a very fat-based industry, and what is the hottest weight loss technique, diet, or pill one year may be all but pass a couple of years later, meaning that businesses who do not keep apprised of the latest trends may be in trouble.
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    COMPETITIVE ENVIRONMENT Outdoor sportscan replace the gym. Fitness videos and simple fitness equipment.
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    COMPETITIVE ENVIRONMENT Social factors changesin consumer behavior. (Also, the higher cost of living more people will consider whether to spend money on sports and fitness) Some other ways for losing weight. (You have many other ways to lose weight, like : liposuction)
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    Operating KEYPLAYER  curriculumplanning  equipment (species. Maintenance, etc.)  environment (scale. Tidy. Place)  propaganda the most important points of Operating
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    Walk through Auditfor World Gym Was it easy to enroll to the Gym? Yes No Are the Gym’s time schedule acceptable ? Yes No Where did hear about our Gym? Newspaper Magazine Internet Passing by Radio TV Friends or Relatives Other(specify)…. How many hours did you spent in the Gym? _______hours Gym member for 1-3 months 4-6 months 7-12 months 1 year 2-4 year&over I visit the gym to: How comfortable do you feel that you are using the gym equipment properly? Very Comfortable Somewhat Comfortable Just OK Not Very Comfortable Not Comfortable enhance sport performance train for bodybuilding/power lifting lose weight medical reasons maintain my physical condition meet people and socialize Other
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    Within 2 kilo Within2-10 kilo Within 11-15 kilo Within 16-20 kilo More than 20 kilo How far away from The Gym do you live? Less than alternative fitness centers About the same as alternative fitness centers More than other fitness centers Unknown relative to other fitness centers I believe my membership dues are
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    WORLD GYM BUSINESSMODEL CANVAS Suppliers( fitness acessiories) Trainers Healthy fitness products Sports wear companies Sales/Marketing teams Personal Trainers Fitness centers IT Social Interaction Appearance Improvement Boost your Endurance Advertisement Online Word of mouth Yet to see 18-50 y/o s with a gym membership Mass customers Usual cost of operating a business Maintenance Acquisition of competitors Promotional Events Operating income
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    Members arrive Do you have lessons? YES NO (only workout) Personal lesson Or Group Lessons Workout SPA & Shower Members leave FLOWCHART
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    Data, facts, informationknown or needed WHITE HAT THINKING
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    According to theLabor Department, there were 231,500 personal trainers in America as of 2011. This is a 44% increase in the numbers from 2001. That’s why you find so many people who are trying to turn their passion for fitness into a successful career. Economists from the Bureau of Labor Statistics suggest that occupations like fitness instructors and personal trainers are the driving force in the success of the fitness industry. According to their calculations, the number of people in these occupations is expected to increase by 31.7% by 2020. INSTRUCTIONAL DESIGN & THE WHITE HAT
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    Minimum Age toWork at World Gym: 18 years old (How old do you have to be to work at World Gym?) World Gym Hours of Operation: Open every day: 6:00am-9:30pm Available Positions at World Gym: Receptionist, Personal Trainer, Manager, Fitness Consultant-Monthly Contractor, Building Maintenance Worker, Assistant Manager, Customer Service Representative Interview Tips: Go to the World Gym job interview questions & tips page. Printable Application: No. Search Job Openings or visit official site. INFORMATION
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    Difficulties, potential problems. Whysomething may not work BLACK HAT THINKING
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    ’ Disadvantages • Even thoughthe money is good the hard part is finding people to train for 40 hours a week. When you first become a trainer your going to get most of your clients by doing something known as floor hours. • Floor hours are when you walk around the gym helping people out when possible and mostly trying to get to know people in order to sell them your training services. If, your not a personable, charismatic person this may not be for you. • Also, depending on the gym you work at you may have to pay a fee to the gym to train there
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    • May BeTough To Build Clients • "Floor Hours" • Pay Rent To Gym CONS
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    Feelings, hunches, gutinstinct, and intuition RED HAT THINKING
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    What's it reallylike to be... a personal trainer? Being a personal trainer feels like you have to be really "nurturing" like a teacher and "encourage people" and cheer them on. It is very social so you have the chance to interact with a lot of interesting people. Every client is different so there is never a boring moment being a personal trainer. It’s important to be confident as a PT because your clients need to feel 100% sure that you know exactly what you’re doing.
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    Creativity – possibilities, alternatives,solutions, new ideas GREEN HAT THINKING
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    Once working asa fitness instructor you could take further training to develop and broaden your teaching skills. A number of awards are offered by training providers in, for example circuit training, outdoor fitness, Pilates and yoga. You could also take a qualification to become a personal trainer, such as : Level 3 Award in Conversion of Advanced Fitness Instructor to Personal Trainer Status (allows you to be listed as a personal trainer on the REPs) Level 3 Diploma in Fitness Instructing and Personal Training Level 3 Diploma in Personal Training. APPLYING THE PROCESS
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    Values and benefits. Whysomething may work YELLOW HAT THINKING
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    Focus on theinput content. Identify what information is available, what is needed, and what information is missing. APPLYING THE PROCESS If, you're working at successful health club you can expect to earn between 26 - 45 dollars per session, with a session lasting an hour. Definitely not bad for a high school education. With the good salary also comes flexibility, flexibility to determine your own hours and days you want to work. Of course your hours have to be when the gym is open but, I doubt you would want to train someone in the middle of the night anyways. The last significant benefit of being a trainer is the positive impact you have on people's lives. The people you'll be training have hired you for a reason.. It may be to increase strength, improve appereance or become a healthier person, whatever it may be your there to help. VALUES AND BENEFITS
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    PROS • Interaction –If you like the people you train, then going to work every day will be a pleasure and the time will fly by. • Pay - A good trainer in a metro area should be making at least $40/session. • Flexibility – Once you develop your client base you’ll be able to create your own schedule. • Ease of Access – To become a certified personal trainer, most governing bodies (ACSM, NSCA, NASM, etc) only require a high school diploma, CPR certification, and a passing grade on their certification exam. • Impact – There aren’t many better feelings than helping someone accomplish something meaningful and long lasting and knowing you played an important part in it.
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    Manage the thinkingprocess, focus, next steps, action plans BLUE HAT THINKING
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    Training is atthe core of all our activities be it personal or professional. But good training is not a matter of coincidence, it is a matter of the right mix of knowledge, skills and attributes. . INSTRUCTIONAL DESIGN & THE BLUE HAT
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    So, what doesit take to be a good trainer? Well, in short, it takes time and patience. For the long answer, there are some essentials to training. For example, all training is about communication so the rules of good communication apply to training. Similarly, good training is about robust instructional design and training delivery practices. An application of learning theories and principles helps in delivering good training. But beyond these theories, models and techniques - there are some specific personal skills and attributes that are worth a discussion
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    1. Be knowledgeable: 2.Be curious: 3. Be accepting. 4. Be patient. 5. Be a role model. 6. Be a good listener 7. Be challenging. 8. Be entertaining 9. Be passionate. 10. Be inspiring . If you are a good trainer and are aspiring to become a SUPER trainer, here are top 10 tips :