The Les Mills GFX Series in 2014 welcomed more than 6,000 people to events across the UK and Ireland
Independent research shows that LES MILLS™ licensed facilities have 500 more members per club than the global average.
Since then Wrexham Waterworld
has migrated the majority of its group fitness offering and training to Les Mills and now operates eight of the Les Mills programmes, with the view to launching further programmes in 2015 including its new children’s solution – Les Mills BORN TO MOVE™. Amanda adds: “It’s not just my life
that Les Mills makes easier – it’s the members and users who benefit the most. They love the classes. The overall group fitness timetable is easy to understand and is built by applying the Les Mills tried and tested, and more importantly proven approach. “We launched the new Les Mills
GRIT™ programme earlier this year and the success is phenomenal. The classes are full to bursting we are even hosting one of the Les Mills GRIT™ championships heats in the run up for GFX Liverpool. “And that’s what’s great about working
with Les Mills. We get far more value for money. We get support and interaction and the opportunity to be part of something amazing.”
Les Mills has over 30 years’ experience of designing group-ex classes
Keith Burnet, CEO of Les Mills
UK says: “There are many ‘copycat’ products and programmes in the market which promise to deliver results for operators but in reality this doesn’t happen. Consumers and instructors
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want to be part of something bigger – a brand and a cause that they feel proud to support and to be part of. What we do works and that’s why there are over 20 million Les Mills workouts enjoyed across the UK each year.” ●
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