New Year New You; Spruce Up Your Home Gym Ready For The 2022 Version Of You
Modern gym interior with various equipment
It’s a brand new year and the home gym industry is booming as people opt to embark on a healthy January and beyond by investing in a safe, effective and private workout space. WeMakeGyms.com, founded by Mark Reynolds in 2015, is dedicated to the design, supply and management of innovative, industry-leading gyms in private homes and commercial spaces in the UK and worldwide.
Whether it’s an in-home personal workout room, a corporate or commercial gym or the focal point of a large residential development, the experienced fitness specialists at WeMakeGyms provide an end-to-end service for creating the perfect fitness space in which to thrive. During lockdown and beyond, WeMakeGyms saw an increase in their already busy roster, with enquiries including highly motivated home gym projects for members of the public and premier league footballers who needed equipment for their lockdown training schedules.
Staunchly independent, WeMakeGyms can pick and choose manufacturers and suppliers based on client needs and project requirements, filtering through the huge range of fitness equipment out there. As a dynamic and fast growing industry, technology is constantly evolving so it’s important to know the latest trends and products.
WeMakeGyms already has an impressive client list, with private homes including those of elite sports stars and celebrities, as well as commercial projects for residential developers, multinational corporations including Procter & Gamble, and commercial operators such as Energie Fitness.
Private Homes
Enjoy the convenience and bespoke environment of a dedicated home workout space
Get your workouts done according to your needs
Avoid wasted time travelling
Add value to your home
Avoid health implications of public gym space
Costs start from circa £2.5 – 5k for a basic setup (one cardio machine, dumbbells, adjustable bench, flooring) up to circa £30k for a luxe setup with two to three cardio machines, squat rack, free weights, cable machine, adjustable bench, combat fitness equipment, feature wall, custom flooring audio and visual equipment and air conditioning.
Corporate
Motivate staff with an industry-leading fitness offer
Invest in the long term health and wellbeing of employees
Time efficiency with no gym commute
Setup would include a mixture of cardio, free weights, resistance training and functional equipment bespoke to client needs.
WeMakeGyms can supply the basic staff requirements of a manager who handles health & safety, cleaning and opening hours, right up to inhouse PTs and instructors, class programmes and online on demand options and live stream classes.
Large-Scale Residential
Differentiate a development with an innovative, high-end fitness facility
Add value to property
Create new revenue streams
Build brand values and awareness through positive publicity
Setup and management as for Corporate
Commercial
Offer a full design, build and manage plan for commercial gyms
Consultancy service (on the best equipment, based on the gyms use/market)
Spply of all gym equipment
About Mark Reynolds, Founder of WeMakeGyms
Growing up in Chiswick, West London, Mark’s affinity with sport began at a young age when he became the youngest Englishman to reach black belt in Karate at just 12 years old, alongside playing professional development football. At university, Mark trained with the national snowboarding team, and also was accepted onto a soccer scholarship scheme going on to compete in the Blue Square South and FA Cup. After graduating, Mark decided against pursuing football on the continent and instead became a freelance and employed personal trainer alongside part time work as a sports and fitness model. Whilst working as the Personal Training Manager at a flagship health club in West London, he was struck by how unorganised the health and fitness industry was, even at top level. During a million pound refurbishment of the gym floor in the health club, he was mortified by the design choices and lack of research into equipment. His thoughts turned from frustration to ambition and the initial ideas for WeMakeGyms started to develop.
