More and more tenant only fitness centers are being built to attract and retain quality tenants. In fact, an onsite fitness center is the most requested tenant amenity. However, many landlords are spending thousands of dollars building these state-of-the-art gyms but are then unsure if they need to hire fitness professionals to staff them. Let’s
In short, absolutely not! You can’t replace human interaction no matter what amazing virtual training programs out there have to offer. These should be looked at as a complement to human interaction one- on – one personal training and live classes.
Attracting and retaining quality tenants is a highly competitive business. Here are the most requested building amenities that you must have!
“I don’t have the time” is the major issue and excuse when it comes to working out and getting healthy. Here are some tips to help you to never miss another workout!
More and more landlords are building fitness centers to attract and retain quality tenants. In fact, an onsite fitness center is the second most requested tenant amenity. Good food options are number one. Unfortunately, many landlords are spending thousands of dollars building first class gyms but are then leaving them unstaffed and subjected to the
With the fitness world constantly pumping out new toys and new ways to sweat, it’s important that you, as the consumer and client, pick and choose what works for you and your body.
Having a cafeteria and a corporate gym on your work campus is a huge plus, but linking them together is even a better! How do you do this you might ask? Here are some great tips in order to team up the two in a fun and healthy way.
To change lives in a healthy way is a beautiful thing to see and witness, but the hardest part is getting up and making that first step. Here are some helpful tips to get you up and moving and staying the path.
75% of all companies in the US offer wellness programs for their employees but are they worth the money spent to implement them? Are their any financial benefits?
Companies that offer fitness centers for their employees hope to have lower absenteeism, higher job satisfaction and work productivity, higher employee retention, and lower health care costs. Achieving these goals is dependent upon ensuring that your employees are actively using the fitness center. Here are 4 metrics that you should be measuring.