Denmark’s largest chain of fitness centres, fitness dk, is switching strategy in its efforts to get even more Danes to take up fitness training.
As part of this drive, from January this year, the company no longer requires full annual membership of its 33 centres across Denmark, and will also offer new prices of DKK249-399 (£25.40) a month.
An open day campaign on 5 January, including a TV advertisement offering a discount of DKK5 per kilo body weight, also saw 6,300 new members enroll at fitness dk in one day.
Based on a survey of 2,400 physically active Danes, fitness dk estimates that more than 450,000 Danes are keen to start working out but have yet to take the plunge. The potential market is estimated to be worth in excess of DKK1.5bn.
“The time has come to remove the nation’s last excuse for not taking up the physical exercise that is so vital for a long and healthy life,” says Rasmus Ingerslev, CEO of fitness dk. “Denmark, like the rest of the western world, is heading for an obesity epidemic – a situation we need to reverse before it’s too late.”
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Denmark’s largest chain of fitness centres, fitness dk, is switching strategy in its efforts to get even more Danes to take up fitness training.
As part of this drive, from January this year, the company no longer requires full annual membership of its 33 centres across Denmark, and will also offer new prices of DKK249-399 (£25.40) a month.
An open day campaign on 5 January, including a TV advertisement offering a discount of DKK5 per kilo body weight, also saw 6,300 new members enroll at fitness dk in one day.
Based on a survey of 2,400 physically active Danes, fitness dk estimates that more than 450,000 Danes are keen to start working out but have yet to take the plunge. The potential market is estimated to be worth in excess of DKK1.5bn.
“The time has come to remove the nation’s last excuse for not taking up the physical exercise that is so vital for a long and healthy life,” says Rasmus Ingerslev, CEO of fitness dk. “Denmark, like the rest of the western world, is heading for an obesity epidemic – a situation we need to reverse before it’s too late.”
One of Denmark’s largest health club operators, fitness dk, is switching strategy in its efforts to get even more Danes to take up fitness training.
Imposter syndrome about a promotion taught the
CEO of SATS that behaving authentically is the most
important part of leadership. He talks to Kath Hudson
Members are telling us they need support with their mental and spiritual health and the industry is starting to see this need. Now’s the time to fast-track our response
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“We combine Power Plate and red light therapy in all our small group classes,” says Natt
Summers, founder and owner of Accomplish Fitness in Hungerford, Berkshire.
Zoom Media, the UK's leading provider of health and fitness digital media, has announced a
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