Very true, same here most people who make use of the gym are does in GRA and the likes. People in lower classes do not really see any need in going to the gym, they consider it a waste of time.
Is owning a gym a good business?
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Yes this business highly relies on location. For it to work, you need the right location, if not you would end up running in losses. Once you have been able to find the right location for the business, you would definitely make lots of profits.
The business has now skyrocketed with alot of people patronising the urge to become physically fit which has been triggered by the consumption of the inorganic and junk foods that cause unnecessary gaining of body weights.
You have a point though, in as much as the location matters a lot when it comes to the performance of the gym, management also plays a huge role as well.
Gyms are not always overcrowded. So, I don't see this as a point in what's going to make you make money from gym.
This is very true. Most of them even have makeshift gyms with stones and benches at home. Gyms in my country are an exclusive for the elites as most average people won't want to spend money on gym fees.
Owning a gym is a perfect business proposition. It works best in city centres that have people with adequate exposure to staying fit and healthy.
Good question, I think yes, who doesn't want to go to the gym and look their best nowadays? I'm sure the majority of people are, but of course, it all depends on the area it is located and many other factors, but personally whenever I pass by a gym I always see that there are people like that, it must be a good business.
It could be a good business idea, but its success depends on the location. Placing it in an area where the people have the means to support it is vital.
