Welcome Gym opens its doors to Wattbike after successful trial
Welcome Gym, which is owned by the Fitness4Less group, currently has 16 sites across the country which offer no contract gym memberships and great quality facilities at affordable prices.
Welcome Gym pride themselves on providing their members with the best equipment available, which is why a Wattbike trial was put in place at their Southwark location:
"We were drawn to Wattbike because of their success with many of the professional sports teams who use them on a regular basis and who eulogise as to how helpful they are. This success has fed down to gym members who in turn have been requesting them in the clubs.” - Steve Bradley, Operations Director at Fitness4Less Group.
Following Wattbike education being delivered to staff on site, the trial at Southwark club proved to be very successful with both novice and more experienced gym members raving about the Wattbikes. Because of this successful trial, Welcome Gym now plan to roll out Wattbikes into as many of their sites as possible.
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