Business Name: D8 Training
Name: Neven Antic
Location: Adelaide, Australia
Establishment (Year):
Category / Industry: Healthcare & Wellness
Sub Category / Sub Industry: Nutrition, Dietitian, and Fitness
Number of employees: 1-10 employees
Website URL: d8training.com.au
LinkedIn URL: https://www.linkedin.com/company/d8training/
Company Detail:
D8 Training is dedicated to helping each look better, feel better, and perform better. They provide both Group and Personal Training to help clients reach their health and fitness goals.
The solutions to Customer problems:
Problem:
D8 Training helps its clients improve their bodies, their performance, and their mental health by creating a positive and challenging gym environment that helps to keep them accountable. They help young athletes who want to take their sporting more seriously so they can excel in their sports.
Solution:
Provides Physical Training at the Gym, Coaching, and Nutrition.
Unique Value Proposition:
Their Group Training Sessions are kept to 6 or 9 people to help clients to get the most out of their Strength Training. With small classes, clients can be sure that they will never be lost in the crowd. They will deliver coaching to each individual that is only possible within a small group. Their focus is all about quality movement and building a more resilient body that not only looks great but performs great as well.
Target Market:
General Population Classes - Anyone between 15 and 60+ who want to make a change in their lives.
Athlete Classes - Young athletes generally between 13-23 years of age who want to take their sporting more seriously.
Company’s Internal Objectives related to innovation, customer service, and operational excellence:
Investing in Great customer service
Improving customer retention
A customer’s review:
Best Service
Understands client’s needs
The main point of attraction:
Positive Work Environment
Growth Career Opportunities
Community / Society Service:
D8 Training helps the local community by improving the quality of life for the people that join their gym. They know that mental health is related to physical health, and their clients have better physical and mental health by training with them, which then allows them to be a better version of themselves for their families and work life.
