Pulse targets gym start-ups with equipment hire initiative
Operator, developer and supplier Pulse Fitness has launched a new equipment hire scheme allowing health clubs to rent a range of pre-owned gym apparatus for their establishments.
With the growing popularity of microgyms, specialist studios and clubs are currently at a premium. Pulse says its new initiative removes some of the burden from gym start-up costs, making it easier for fledgling businesses to enter the market without being saddled with debt.
Under the scheme, 25 stations can be hired for £1,213 per month for as long as the equipment is required. There are no obligations and equipment can be returned subject to one month’s notice.
Operators can choose from a variety of different stations, such as treadmills, cross trainers, R bikes, steppers, U-Cycles and strength equipment.
“We wanted to offer an easy, risk-free solution to operators that allows the flexibility to create exactly the sort of facility they aspire to,” said Pulse founder Chris Johnson.
“The initial outlay on equipment is a major barrier to entry for new operators, so we hope that Pulse Fitness Equipment Hire Solution will encourage more fitness professionals to set up with confidence, knowing that they are not spending large sums upfront.”

Pulse Fitness is the dedicated equipment arm of leading global leisure solutions provider The Pulse Group. Pulse currently provides fitness solutions to over 100 UK clubs and operates 15 fitness and leisure centres. Address Radnor Park, Greenfield Road, Congleton, Cheshire, CW12 4TW Telephone +44 (0)1260 294600 Fax +44 (0)1260 299282 Website www.pulsefitness.com
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