In this issue of RIDE HIGH
The lesser of two evils
We survived lockdown. Rising electricity costs aren’t going to break our business, says Flow Athletic’s Ben Lucas
Adapting to change
Over-supply in indoor cycling is forcing down prices just as inflation is hitting, says Active Fitness CEO Timothy Felix
A COVID hangover
The challenge in Malaysia is not energy costs, says FLYPROJECT co-founder Kenny Choong. It’s hybrid working.
Savings for the taking
A pilot project at Evolution Wellness has highlighted potential savings of US$34,000 per club, says CEO Simon Flint
Building to save
Designing a green building was not the cheap option, but it will pay back, says Body Action Gym’s Antonio Iozzo
Heading off-grid
Beyond Fitness is mitigating the rising cost of diesel by harvesting solar power, says founder Simi Williams
Right service, right price
Energy costs are not yet prohibitive in the US, but even if they rise, Drop Fitness aims not to hike prices, says Jeb Balise
Navigating the headwinds
We expect to make acquisitions. How can smaller operators survive in this climate? asks Urban Gym Group’s Jordy Kool
Plan for the future, now
We must use the current situation to inform long-term sustainability, says EuropeActive CEO Andreas Paulsen
A Global Crisis?
The cost of living crisis is never far from the headlines these days. So, how is our sector faring in different parts of the world? We report on the challenges being faced and the strategies being deployed.
360° eco-friendliness
At Terra Hale, energy use is about 80 per cent lower than the typical gym, says founder Michal Homola
A sustainable vision
A forward-looking green agenda means GO fit now faces the crisis in a very strong position, says Steven Ward
