This Standard House-Hold Item Motivates Gym Members

What standard household item can amplify your gym members’ motivation with little effort? TVs have the capacity to alter energy levels in the right environment when used with intent. What may seem like a device for lazy, leisurely activity at home can help gym-goers to, well, keep going. View the three reasons below to see how TVs are a tool worth investing in for your franchised gym.

1.      Introduce Special Classes and Monthly Challenges
Through the use of TVs, spotlight unique, monthly fitness challenges your gym puts together. This shows gym members there are other ways to get into fitness than just running on a treadmill. By presenting more options you help members recognize what method of sweating they enjoy the most to turn a chore into an enjoyable habit.

2.      Working Out Becomes Less Intimidating
Our favorite morning show hosts and series characters provide a sense of comfort through familiarity. Knowing the same faces they enjoy spending time with at home will be waiting at the gym takes away some of the intimidation factor that can accompany those starting or restarting their health-focused journey. If they’re lost in a show, self-consciousness will begin to fade.

3.      Advertise Community Based-Opportunities
Take the attention away from the scale by giving members a non-weight based goal to reach like races or joining intermural teams. Use TVs to share community-based activities like 5k races, bike tours and volleyball leagues. Your gym-goers are part of the community your workout facility resides in. Be seen as a staple community player by showing your support and encouraging participation in physical events. TVs can also boost connection and the sense of belongingness among members with a variety of news, sports channels and shows to spark conversation.

No matter your location in the U.S., connect with our team of certified, veteran IT tech staff for a free quote for business TV installation and support. Email WIRED National at info@wiredtelcom.com or call 315-326-0001.