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Health Club Management


is IHRSA’s European Strategic Media Partner


Bright future: As leading economies improve, the health club industry is expected to thrive in the global marketplace


Germany attracts nine million members to 8,000 clubs and studios (source: DSSV). The health club landscape in Germany is shaped by a variety of club models: traditional full-service centres, women-only franchises, medical/wellness facilities, low- cost clubs, micro-gyms and more.


Europe NUMBER OF CLUBS


Germany Italy UK


Spain


Russia France Poland


Netherlands Turkey Sweden Portugal Norway Denmark Austria Belgium


Switzerland Greece Finland


Romania Croatia


Ireland (Rep of) Hungary


Czech Rep Bulgaria Serbia


Lithuania Slovakia Latvia


Slovenia Estonia


Total Europe: 51,299


Sources: IHRSA European Health Club Report (2013); The Leisure Database; DSSV; VIRKE; Benefit Systems; IHRSA Industry Experts


June 2015 © Cybertrek 2015


8,026 6,695 6,112 4,935 3,623 3,119 2,500 2,052 1,550 1,391 1,200 984 970 903 901 840 800 696 683 656 630 431 394 305 263 189 184 124 84 63


In the UK, according to research by The


Leisure Database Company, roughly 8.3 million members belong to more than 6,000 health clubs and facilities. Private clubs – including full-service, low-cost and studio concepts – attract the majority of members; public health and fitness facilities in the UK cater for some 3.3 million members. The health club industry in Norway and


Poland is also robust. According to VIRKE, the Norwegian health club association, Norway generates roughly US$730m in revenue from nearly 1,000 clubs, with one million members. The Polish health club market totals US$491m in revenue from more than 2,000 health clubs and their one million members.


Asia Pacific The Asia Pacific region serves 17 million members at 29,000 health clubs across 14 markets (excluding the Middle East). Health club industry revenue totals US$14.5bn in this region. According to the recently released


IHRSA Asia Pacific Health Club Report, there’s room for growth in the Asia Pacific region, as the average member penetration rate for the region is just 3.8 per cent. Australia and New Zealand lead all Asia Pacific markets, with penetration rates at 14.8 per cent and 11.4 per cent respectively. Larger


cities in Asia – including Beijing, Shanghai, Kuala Lumpur and Jakarta – are home to maturing industries, while future growth is anticipated in growing cities as well as the overall Asia Pacific region. Opportunities for the fitness


industry abound in the global economic powerhouses of China and India, which currently have penetration rates of only 0.4 per cent and 0.12 per cent respectively. China is home to roughly 2,700 health clubs with a total of 3.9 million members. The health club industry in India has roughly 3,800 health club facilities and nearly one million members. ●


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Melissa Rodriguez is IHRSA’s senior research manager and can be reached via email at mr@ihrsa.org Published in May,


The 2015 IHRSA Global Report is the most up-to-date publication on the global fitness business. It is available at www.ihrsa.org/ihrsa-global-report in print or as a PDF.


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