Fitness for Success Business Model Canvas

Key Partners

  1. Who are your key partners?
    2. Who are your key suppliers?
Local businesses

The local businesses are key partners, especially those located in the same mixed-use commercial space. They depend on each other to help drive more business.

Current Members

Leverage current members connections to drive business. Work together with members to constantly make the gym a better place.

Key Activities

  1. What are your key activities?
Athletic training
Group exercise
Nutrition planning
Operating 24-hour gym access
Fitness Assessments
Value Proposition

  1. What are your value propositions?
24-hour gym access
Cost-effective rates
Sauna
Equiptment

State-of-the art equipment, new in 2014. Provides great value to the customer.

Smoothie Bar

to be installed end of year 2014

Customer Relationships

  1. Your customer relationships?
Members and prospective members

Deliver straight-forward information.
Never forcing clients into anything and respecting their decisions.

Local Businesses

Foster effective relationships with local businesses to help promote the club and attract a broader client base.

Customer Segments

  1. Customer Segments
Juniors

14-18 years

Adults

19-25 - young adults
26-45 - adults
45-59 - older adults

Seniors

60+ (currently represents largest customer segment)

Key Resources

  1. What are your key resources?
Cardio Equipment

Includes state-of-the-art treadmills, ellipticals, stationary bikes, stair-stepper, and a rowing machine.

Free Weights, Benches, Squat Racks

Includes a complete set of dumbbells, two squat racks, and five benches. There is also an inclined bench and a pull-up rack.

Channels

  1. Channels
Social Media

Twitter and Facebook accounts attract new clients with special deals and help keep the club relevant.

Promotional Deals

Refer-a-friend program with the chance to win a trip to Las Vegas.

Marketing Materials

Postcards sent to local residents.
Flyers and advertisements in local businesses.

Cost Structure

  1. What about your cost structure?
Monthly Rent of Space
Financing costs for equipment
Personnel salaries
Vending/coffee services
Management/utility expenses
Insurance

Costly to insure 24-hour gym

Revenue Streams

  1. What are your revenue streams?
Gym memberships

Base rate of $35/mo for a one-year membership. Rates vary among package types.

Personal Training

A one-hour session will cost $55. Training packages are also available with varying rates.

Sauna therapy

$25/mo for unlimited use

Nutritional Consults

$55/session. Packages available with varying rates.

Fitness Assessment

$55/assessment

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