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Helpful Tips to Make a Gym More Eco-Friendly

by Carol Evenson | 22-01-2021 13:03



In the past few years, it has become evident that sustainability is good business. Not only is it good for the environment and helps you save money, but it is also a socially responsible thing to do, which makes your business more attractive to your clients. Investing in sustainability is a great way to show your clients that your gym or fitness facility cares.

Today, eco-friendly studios and gyms have opened across the country. There are quite a few tactics that you can use to make your operations run more eco-friendly and smoothly. These things include solar power or human power through exercise machines, recycled flooring materials, and more energy-efficient lighting.

While these are smart steps to take, you need to focus on traditional offerings, too, such as offering quality health products and resources about these products, such as thrive side effects. Keep reading to learn more about some of the eco-friendly steps you can take to make your gym or fitness facility more eco-friendly.

Recycle

Some areas don't have good recycling programs. This may make mean that some of your members don't know where to take their recyclable items. You can make things easier for them by setting up bins at your fitness facility where you can leave paper, plastics, glass bottles, cans, and other recyclable items. Then you can make arrangements to have it sent to the recycling center.

Partner with Sustainable Businesses 

There are countless companies "out there" that are committed to helping minimize environmental waste. If you stocked your studio with long-lasting products and made them responsibly, you can help support the sustainable movement. Even though some products may cost more upfront, you can save money over time because you don't have to replace them as often.

Limit the Use of Paper

You can find countless software companies offering tools and apps that will help you reduce the amount of paper you are using. Also, your members will be able to sign your contracts and any waivers digitally. This helps to save paper, makes your facility more organized, and helps you maintain the social distancing requirements in place.

Avoid Using Air Conditioning and Fans

Nothing is worse than dealing with a stuffy and hot fitness studio. However, it would help if you thought about using natural airflow rather than fans when needed. When you open your windows and doors, you can take advantage of a cooler day. When your front door is open, it will make your facility more appealing to people passing by.

Install a Smart Thermostat

There's no question when it comes to technology; there are more than a few innovative products you can use in your fitness facility. For example, a smart thermostat will help you regulate your studio's temperature and keep things as efficient as possible. Also, the installation is easy and something you can likely handle on your own. Once in place, you can regulate the temperature through your phone or another mobile device.

Unplug Items That Aren't Being Used

All the electronic devices in your gym or fitness facility will draw power when they are plugged in. If you want to save energy, unplug everything – computers, chargers, machines, stereos, and more – when you will not be on-site.

When it comes to creating a more eco-friendly fitness facility, the tips here will help you get started. Take as many steps as you can to help ensure you get the results desired and that your members appreciate the sustainable efforts that you have taken. Being informed is the best way to ensure that you get the desired results for your fitness facility.