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Known worldwide, the Smart Fit gym network has now innovated and will start using solar energy in its gyms in MG
With the solar energy market expanding, the leader in the gym and weight training segment Smart Fit could not be left out and also decided to open its doors and save on energy bills by adopting the use of renewable energy in its companies in the region of Minas Gerais. – MG.
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The state of MG was considered one of the states that aggregate the most in solar energy, there are already more than 5,2 GW contracted in various regions of the state and now in Smart Fit gyms.
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About a company
Smart Fit is the 5th largest network of sports gyms in the world and the largest in Latin America, with more than 800 units in Brazil and 10 other countries in the region, in addition to having more than 1,5 million registered customers. Created in 2009, headquartered in São Paulo, it is the low cost chain of the Bio Ritmo Group, owner of the Bio Ritmo gym chain.
The opportunity discovered by the gym network led to the opening of a new network of low-cost gyms the following year. The first Smart Fit units were opened in the cities of São Paulo, Porto Alegre, Brasília and Rio de Janeiro.
The initial concept created for the network is based on affordable monthly fees, areas larger than 2000 m² and a reduced number of instructors and employees. At the end of 2018, the network had 378 units and an application that automatically assembles workouts based on the activity pace of each student.
