Revo Australind gets gym junkies out of bed and | Australian Markets

Revo gym has opened its first regional WA venue and fitness fanatics beginning queueing at 4am regardless of doorways not opening till 7am.

Revo Australind welcomed an inflow of members when it opened on Tuesday morning.

Ben Gervasi and his two mates, Morgan Anderton and Zoe Younger, started lining up at 4.45 am as a result of they couldn’t say no to the freebies.

“I’m just competitive,” Mr Gervasi stated.

“I wanted to be number one. Being the first one here was something I wanted to do.”

Mr Anderton stated Revo’s restoration amenities is what attracted him to hitch the gym.

“I like the massagers, the recovery and all of that stuff. I reckon it will help,” he stated.

Miss Younger stated the affordability of the gym membership obtained her within the door early Tuesday morning.

“There’s more equipment compared to all the other gyms,” she stated.

“It’s so affordable.”

Friends Caiti Mills-Piper and Ree Nelson began queuing at 6.15am in hopes of scoring one of the free gym baggage and a restricted version T-shirt.

Ms Mills-Piper stated she joined the gym after phrase of mouth critiques.

“They’ve got a good name for themselves up in Perth,” she stated.

“I’ve got cousins that train with them, Ree’s partner trains with them.

“It’s also a street away from my house which is really good.”

Ms Nelson stated Revo was one of the primary gyms that obtained her curiosity within the South West.

“There’s just no good gyms in Australind,” she stated.

Revo founder and managing director Andrew Holder stated accessibility was a huge motivation for opening the Australind gym.

“Our purpose is to create accessible fitness for all Australians, and so it’s only natural to be able to now give our products to the regional areas of Western Australia,” he stated.

“We’re all about making sustainable and long term success, and making sure we’ve got all the infrastructure to be able to service our clients is a really key criteria for us.

“Now we’ve got a bit more maturity and a little bit more longevity within our business, we can actually serve more regional communities a lot better.”

Mr Holder stated he plans to proceed Revo’s enlargement into the South West area.

“We’ve got Bunbury opening up this year, we’re looking at Busselton, and we’re also looking at a fair few other locations which is really exciting,” he stated.

“Our responsibility is to be able to influence the community for the better.

“Whether that’s through opening locations, investing in grassroots programs, investing into charities within the area, our responsibility is to create a better community.”

Many customers touch upon the affordability of Revo gyms, one thing Mr Holder stated he has been keen about.

“It’s a really big barrier for people to get started, and our responsibility is to create a really welcoming and inviting environment for first time users and break down the barriers of how people access fitness,” he stated.

“We don’t look at it as a competition, we look at it as expanding people’s opportunity to access fitness affordably.

“It’s always about the member and the experiences, and member feedback is super important.”

The Australind gym is Revo’s 57th franchise throughout Australia.