Download: 5 Trends Every Commercial Gym Builder Should Know

If I’m planning a new facility, or updating one I already have, I know I need to understand today’s commercial gym trends. The way people want to work out is changing fast. The best gyms are being built around new needs. While technology and recovery are some of the top trends, they are not the only ones.

Do Your Customers Want Technology?

One big commercial gym trend I’m seeing is technology. It’s not a bonus anymore, it’s expected. About 60% of U.S. adults already use fitness or health tech to track their workouts. That tells me future members will expect connected equipment, workout data, and personal feedback to be part of the gym experience.

Do Your Customers Want Wellness & Recovery?

Another important commercial gym trend is wellness and recovery. Around 42% of U.S. consumers use recovery or wellness services every month. Spaces for stretching, recovery, or mind-body workouts are moving from “nice extras” to must-haves in today’s gyms.

Technology and recovery are just two of the five key commercial gym trends shaping new fitness spaces. Check out trends 1-5 in our full report. Get it now.

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