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News, views and lessons learnt
FREE ENTRY FOR INDUSTRY TO
MELBOURNE FITNESS SHOW
The Fitness Show is returning to the Melbourne MCEC from 26-27 October. Playing
host to some of the biggest fitness, health and wellness brands in Australia, it will be
showcasing the latest in fitness education, technology, health foods, sports nutrition,
group fitness and fitness apparel.
As well as the biggest and niche names in fitness products and education, the event
will also feature big name fitness influencers, and throw a spotlight on the growing
trends of body scanning and measurement devices, vegan and sustainable/ethical
brands, boutique fitness, group training and HIIT workouts.
Director of The Fitness Show, Shaun Krenz, said, ‘We have had two amazing shows
already this year in Sydney and Brisbane. We are excited to now finish off 2019 by
bringing the show to Melbourne, which will be another event of several passionate
communities all coming together under the one common theme of fitness.’
Fitness professionals can save $20 and gain free entry to the show by registering for
an Industry Ticket at fitness-show.com.au before 23 October and then showing a valid
industry ID upon arrival at the event.
Source: The Fitness Show
BOUTIQUE BUSINESS INDUSTRY
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Fitness Australia recently launched a new Boutique Business Membership to cater to studios
and single-service model operators like cycle, yoga, Pilates and functional training studios,
as well as outdoor fitness operations, with dedicated business support and tools.
‘Studio owners have managed to create a sense of family and culture within their studios
which taps into our sense of belonging’ said Barrie Elvish, CEO of Fitness Australia; ‘My team
meet with hundreds of boutique studio owners each year to support their needs through
hands-on team training, resources, business savings or guidance. We’re confident that we
have the experts and resources to support all areas of a fitness and wellness studio. Human
resources, legal, sales, marketing, recruitment, industry standards and guidelines, staff
learning – you name it, we’ve got it.’
Source: Fitness Australia
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