2nd Annual International Health/Fitness Industry Trend Survey
ACE and ClubIntel invite you to share your industry knowledge and provide input to an important global industry trend survey.
This is the second year for the study, and the responses to this year’s study will provide us with three years of hard data on global Health/Fitness industry trends. As with last year’s study, they will continue to stay in front of industry trends to capture those that are fast growing and new to the scene, those that are in their high growth stage and are popular among operators, those that are what we consider “mature”, and those that are in decline and on their way out. All of this to keep you, the health and fitness club operator, informed of our industry’s mega trends and how each impacts your business.
The survey, which will only take four to five minutes to complete, explores trends across the following industry categories:
- Equipment,
- Facilities,
- Fitness programs, services, and training protocols,
- Fitness technologies, and
- Other offerings provided by health/fitness professionals and club operators in efforts to support consumers in their journey to a healthier life.
Everyone who completes the survey will receive a complimentary Executive Summary of the findings. We encourage you to take a few minutes and participate in the global health/fitness industry trend survey. If you know other colleagues who would contribute to this study, feel free to forward this invite as the more industry thought leaders that are involved, the more valuable the information. We value your insights, as do all the health/fitness professionals participating in this study, and look forward to sharing the results.
The deadline for responding is October 7, 2016!
Justin is the Managing Director of Active Management, which he began January 2004. He offers coaching to businesses worldwide in everything from start up and design to marketing and sales systems. Justin also facilitates four Australian and New Zealand ‘fitness industry roundtables’ events, which allows him to see a huge cross section of business models.