The Synergym Groupone of the leading gym chains in Spain, is booming, consolidating its position as a benchmark in the sports sector. With more than 100 clubs open in just ten years, the company is looking to a future full of challenges, projecting the opening of 200 gyms in the next two years.
To commemorate its tenth anniversary, Synergym organised a gala event in Malaga, the city where it is headquartered. The event, which brought together a large part of the staff, management and investment partners, was attended by leading sports figures and local authorities, including Malaga's councillor for sport and Olympic athlete Borja Vivasand the deputy for sport Juan Rosas Gallardo.
At an event that celebrated not only business growth, but also a passion for sport, the co-founders Sergey Miteyko y Leonard Lvovichtogether with the CEO Jordi Bellaled the gala, highlighting the company's track record and sporting philosophy. Under the slogan "1 heart, 10 years, 100 clubs", the attendees participated in motivational activities that reinforced the spirit of community and sport that defines Synergym.
One of the most moving moments of the gala was the recognition of elite sportsmen and women, in a ceremony presented by the actress and comedienne Sara Escudero. Synergym paid tribute to its godfather, the canoeist Saúl CraviottoSpain's top Olympic medallist, and five other top athletes: Natalia Baldizzoneworld figure skating champion; Jaime CanalejoOlympic diploma in rowing; Natalia de Miguelnine-time Spanish rowing champion; Victoria Padial, biathlon medallist; and Alberto GonzálezOlympic diploma in triathlon at the Paris 2024 Olympic Games.
These athletes represent the essence of Synergym's commitment to sport and healthy living, values that the company promotes among its more than 250,000 members throughout Spain.
Synergym has not only established itself as a key player in fitness, but also as a company that promotes sport from the ground up. Currently, the chain has 20 gyms in Andalusia, and more than 650 employees, 120 of which are in Malaga. Each new gym represents an investment of close to one million euros, which demonstrates Synergym's commitment to quality and the well-being of its members.
The company's business model is based on proximity, accessibility and flexibility, offering gyms open 365 days a year with no long-term contracts. With fees ranging from €19.99 to €39.99 per month, and equipment from leading brands such as Technogym and Life Fitness, Synergym has positioned itself as an attractive option for a wide range of users.
Looking ahead, Synergym aims to close 2024 with 125 gyms in operation, reach 160 in 2025 and reach 200 in 2026. This expansion reflects the chain's ambition to lead the market, but also its focus on sustainable growth, with sport and healthy living at the heart of its philosophy.
Synergym's success is largely due to its commitment to sport and its ability to create a community united by a passion for fitness. With a promising future, the company remains committed to bringing sport to every corner of Spain, becoming a fundamental pillar of national fitness.
