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EPISODE · Apr 24, 2022 · 1H 15M

Ep 236 - The Health of the Fitness Industry Report | David Minton

from Escape Your Limits & LIFTS

On this week's Escape Your Limits podcast, our guest today is known as the "daddy of data-" David Minton. He has been collecting and analyzing data from the fitness sector for the past two decades and reporting it to the public. He is also the founder of The Leisure Database company which is a leading independent specialist in the leisure sector, providing key market intelligence and analysis across the fitness industry in the form of an annual state of the industry report, Due to the pandemic the last State of the Industry Report was conducted in 2019 so there is an eager anticipation surrounding the 2022 report which is due for public release this May. Minton explains how the government has been unable to report on accurate data about the fitness industry due to inaccurate collection because of the pandemic which caused a struggle for facilities stay open. He also enlightens us on an untapped fitness opportunity with the older generation revolving around healthy movement, and the evolution of the definition of what a "low cost" gym is. To learn more about The Lesiure Database, click here: https://www.leisuredb.com/

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