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The Australian Institute of Personal Trainers was established in 2000 by Paul Timms. Registration requirements varied between states at the time, with just New South Wales providing recognition for personal trainers. The idea for AIPT came to Timms initially while living in Cairns, Queensland. [citation needed]
The Australian Institute of Fitness (AIF) is a privately owned, registered training organisation, and one of the largest fitness training organisations in Australia. [1] Beginning operations as the Health Studio Attendants course in Perth in 1979, the Institute became Australia's first national fitness training provider in 2000, with the merger ...
The Fitness Show Australia is Australia's largest fitness and health event and is owned and organised by Reed Exhibitions Australia. Held annually at the Sydney Convention and Exhibition Centre in Darling Harbour, the three-day expo attracted 29,000 industry professionals in 2012.
In Australia, personal trainers may work independently with suitable insurance or choose to be a member of a registering body (Fitness Australia or Physical Activity Australia). The qualifications levels include; Level 1 - Certificate III in Fitness, Level 2 - Certificate IV in Fitness and Level 3 - Diploma of Fitness.
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5.1 Australia. 5.2 New Zealand. 6 Defunct chains. 7 References. Toggle the table of contents. ... Anytime Fitness; Gold's Gym; GoodLife Fitness; LA Fitness; Planet ...
F45 Training is an Australian franchiser and operator of fitness centers based in Austin, Texas. It has around 1,600 studios in over 60 countries across Australia/Oceania, North America, South America, Asia, Europe and Africa. [1] The fitness franchise was launched in 2011 by Adam Gilchrist and Rob Deutsche.
In 2007, Snap Fitness opened its first international location, expanding into Canada with a location in Winnipeg, Manitoba. By 2008, Snap Fitness had 910 clubs with 400,000 members in 46 states in the U.S., [3] and continued its global expansion with its first club in India, as well as adding locations in Australia and New Zealand. [4]