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TYTAX: The new era of private training spaces
Supplier: TYTAX
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We are TYTAX®. For more than 30 years, we’ve been based designing, manufacturing and selling Polish-made TYTAX® training machines worldwide – mainly for professional home gyms.
Now, a new market is opening up for us as not only has there been an industry-wide return to strength training, but also because ‘gymtimidation’ is reportedly on the rise in public gyms. These factors are creating a boost in demand for the addition of private rooms or workout spaces in public gyms.
Some might ask how it’s possible to offer personalised and varied workouts in a private training space, something which is difficult even in a well-equipped public gym.
The truth is, it can't be done with traditional equipment in public gyms. However, it can be accomplished when a place is equipped with just one of the TYTAX® machines.
Even the range’s smallest device, the TYTAX® S7, is capable of performing more than 600 different exercises. Follow this link to see an overview of the exercises on the TYTAX S7.
The next model up, the TYTAX® T1-X – with its three independent workout stations – provides more than 2,000 training options.
The largest offering is the TYTAX® T3-X model which is complete with seven separate exercise stations.
Can private workout spaces in a public gym be a good solution for customers?
For customers who prefer a more private and personalised workout spaces, private exercise rooms offer a number of benefits, including greater attention from personal trainers for the client, customised workout plans and better control over the workout environment.
Clients may also appreciate the added bonuses of a sense of privacy and fewer distractions in a dedicated space, especially if they’re new to working out or feel uncomfortable in a more crowded gym.
While exercising in such a space may come with a higher price tag, there is a glowing number of affluent customers who are used to a high level of luxury and will appreciate the privacy. This group would be willing to pay a higher price for a quality workout that suits their needs and preferences.
To check out the entire range, head to TYTAX®’s official website.
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