TRIB3 accelerates European expansion with second Madrid studio
POSTED 10 Jun 2019 . BY Tom Walker
The opening is part of TRIB3's plans to expand its presence in Spain
We believe that the Spanish fitness market is well prepared for the boutique model – Rod Hill
UK-based boutique fitness operator TRIB3 has opened its second studio in the Spanish capital Madrid.
TRIB3 has developed the site in partnership with Holmes Place Spain and is part of a larger roll-out of the brand across the country.
Josep Viladot, CEO Holmes Place Spain, said: "We're delighted with the launch of our second studio in Madrid, our flagship store success in Cuzco.
"We are looking forward to many more stores in the coming months across Spain – and the reopening of Barcelona in September."
Rod Hill president of TRIB3 added: “We believe that the Spanish fitness market is well prepared for the boutique model which is changing the face of the global gym industry.
"The model works very well as a franchise and typically has a lower investment requirement than the traditional gym model.
"We have seen the development of the low cost and then the 24-hour convenience concept but we believe that the boutique model concept is set to explode globally most especially in Europe.
“We have an incredibly experienced Spanish team, all of whom have worked with the largest fitness chains and franchises in the world and who have a successful track record of developing fitness chains across the globe.
The news follows recent openings of TRIB3 sites in Finnish cities Helsinki and Tampere.
In total, TRIB3 plans to open 18 locations across Finland.
The group also has a presence in China and Russia.
TRIB3's boutique format is based on bootcamp-style HIIT training, offering group programming and interaction through digital and performance monitors.
The company was co-founded by Kevin Yates, Dan Summerson and David Cross at the beginning of 2016.
RELATED STORIES
Karl Dietrich named chief development officer of TRIB3 POSTED 04 Mar 2020. BY Tom Walker Karl Dietrich, the former global development officer at easyGym, has been named chief development
officer at boutique fitness brand TRIB3.
The fitness sector’s pivot to active wellbeing is being discussed in a new weekly podcast, called
The Conveners, and hosted by chair of GM Active and director of Miova, Andy King with
industry veteran, John Oxley, as a guest presenter.
Basic-Fit has signed up to trial the Wellhub network across its recently expanded Spanish
network, giving access to subscribers and enabling them to use all 152 of its Spanish clubs.
Having redefined the model of public-private collaboration in Spain, Go Fit is now expanding
into Italy and has ambitious plans to grow its estate, memberships and profits.
Planet Fitness has become the subject of a hate campaign by certain groups of consumers and
seen share values slide, in the wake of a trans person having been photographed using the
women’s locker room at an Alaskan gym.
Study Active has legally acquired the name “Premier Global” and select Premier Global
branding assets from Assessment Technologies Institute LLC, part of Ascend Learning in the
US.
[more...]
As one of the most energy-intensive industries in the UK, leisure facilities face a critical
challenge in balancing net zero goals, funding and increased costs. [more...]
+ More featured suppliers
COMPANY PROFILES
Precor
Precor has been a pioneer in delivering fitness experiences for commercial customers for more than 4 [more...]
IndigoFitness
We Create Training Spaces! We've been designing and delivering high quality training spaces for alm [more...]
TRIB3 accelerates European expansion with second Madrid studio
POSTED 10 Jun 2019 . BY Tom Walker
The opening is part of TRIB3's plans to expand its presence in Spain
We believe that the Spanish fitness market is well prepared for the boutique model – Rod Hill
UK-based boutique fitness operator TRIB3 has opened its second studio in the Spanish capital Madrid.
TRIB3 has developed the site in partnership with Holmes Place Spain and is part of a larger roll-out of the brand across the country.
Josep Viladot, CEO Holmes Place Spain, said: "We're delighted with the launch of our second studio in Madrid, our flagship store success in Cuzco.
"We are looking forward to many more stores in the coming months across Spain – and the reopening of Barcelona in September."
Rod Hill president of TRIB3 added: “We believe that the Spanish fitness market is well prepared for the boutique model which is changing the face of the global gym industry.
"The model works very well as a franchise and typically has a lower investment requirement than the traditional gym model.
"We have seen the development of the low cost and then the 24-hour convenience concept but we believe that the boutique model concept is set to explode globally most especially in Europe.
“We have an incredibly experienced Spanish team, all of whom have worked with the largest fitness chains and franchises in the world and who have a successful track record of developing fitness chains across the globe.
The news follows recent openings of TRIB3 sites in Finnish cities Helsinki and Tampere.
In total, TRIB3 plans to open 18 locations across Finland.
The group also has a presence in China and Russia.
TRIB3's boutique format is based on bootcamp-style HIIT training, offering group programming and interaction through digital and performance monitors.
The company was co-founded by Kevin Yates, Dan Summerson and David Cross at the beginning of 2016.
RELATED STORIES
Karl Dietrich named chief development officer of TRIB3 POSTED 04 Mar 2020. BY Tom Walker Karl Dietrich, the former global development officer at easyGym, has been named chief development
officer at boutique fitness brand TRIB3.
The fitness sector’s pivot to active wellbeing is being discussed in a new weekly podcast, called
The Conveners, and hosted by chair of GM Active and director of Miova, Andy King with
industry veteran, John Oxley, as a guest presenter.
Basic-Fit has signed up to trial the Wellhub network across its recently expanded Spanish
network, giving access to subscribers and enabling them to use all 152 of its Spanish clubs.
Having redefined the model of public-private collaboration in Spain, Go Fit is now expanding
into Italy and has ambitious plans to grow its estate, memberships and profits.
Planet Fitness has become the subject of a hate campaign by certain groups of consumers and
seen share values slide, in the wake of a trans person having been photographed using the
women’s locker room at an Alaskan gym.
Industry experts are gathering in Cologne for today's European Health & Fitness Forum
(EHFF),
followed by FIBO from 11-14 April, which will feature almost 1,000 exhibitors.
Jason Worthy has been appointed group CEO of Myzone to lead the 'next stage of growth', with
current group CEO, David Stalker, stepping back to take up an advisory role.
Study Active has legally acquired the name “Premier Global” and select Premier Global
branding assets from Assessment Technologies Institute LLC, part of Ascend Learning in the
US.
[more...]
As one of the most energy-intensive industries in the UK, leisure facilities face a critical
challenge in balancing net zero goals, funding and increased costs. [more...]
+ More featured suppliers
COMPANY PROFILES
Precor Precor has been a pioneer in delivering fitness experiences for commercial customers for more than 4 [more...]
