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    24 Hour Fitness Mission Statement 24 Hour Fitness recognizes that every individual has different fitness goals and their own unique views of what fitness means to them. Therefore, for over 30 years, they have maintained one simple mission and that is to “help improve people’s lives through fitness.” CEO Information/ How It Got Started While attending California State University in Hayward, to earn a degree in business administration, Mark Mastrov, founder of 24 Hour Fitness developed an

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    their brand expand. As 24 Hour Fitness continued with expansion, the marketing team wanted to use social media to increase the number of new memberships. Unlike their system, Facebook allowed a more powerful referral source, directly from a friend or family member. This effort was able to drive more than 300,000 direct referrals in the first three months while integrating Facebook with the existing in-store system. 24 Hour Fitness currently

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    program that provided consumers with a mindless solution to accomplish their weight loss goals. B. Partner with a national fitness center chain like 24 Hour Fitness to show the importance in partnership between both fitness and eating habits to achieve weight loss. Offer the opportunity for members to pay one fee that allows them the membership benefits of both WW and 24 Hour Fitness. C. Partner with some of the largest health insurance plans to develop a specific program through Weight Watchers to

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    One major corporation that is affected by organizational behavior is the west coast based 24 Hour Fitness, Inc. The company operates and owns more than 300 fitness centers that offer aerobic, cardiovascular, and weight lifting activities to the company’s more than 2.7 million members. Some locations offer even more amenities than those listed. The fitness centers are located in 16 states as well as Europe and Asia (www.hoovers.com). In regards to organizational behavior

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    New Product: Nike Fitness

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    New product: Nike Fitness As more people become more health conscious, expanding to include fitness centers in their campaigns would be a great step for Nike, especially to compete with a fitness-focused company like Reebok. As the number one sport supplier and their relationship with their sponsored athletes, future consumers would definitely try their new products. They currently have the Nike Run Club and the Nike Training Club that both are free at select NIKE Stores in the United States. Nike

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    thirst for the long forgotten fitness industry. Fitness niches which are nontraditional forms of exercises, take the “work” out of work out, previously exhibited robust growth is now currently being run out by easy access 24/7 gyms, whom are attracting the majority of earnest and cost efficient Australians (Brown Gibbons Lang& Company, 2013). Jett’s vs. Fitness First Increasingly so, healthy living has now become the mantra for many Australians with the outlook of the fitness industry in Australia in

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    though, the word fitness comes to mind first. Everyone knows that in order to be a member of the United States military, you must be fit. Every member of the Armed Forces know that they can be called upon at any time to perform an assortment of tasks, and being physically fit is a priority. Nearly every military base has a gym or fitness facility, but who wants to visit the base after hours to work out? How often do you catch yourself watching the clock, waiting for the hour hand to strike four

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    US for college, leaving behind a support structure for a foreign culture, I knew I had a fresh start that I could make the most of if I so tried.   June 16th, 2011, the summer after freshman year, I got myself a membership to a 24-hour Snap Fitness. Having spent long hours analyzing why I failed to get healthier previously, I knew I had to prioritize a healthy lifestyle

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    “We must be diligent today. To wait until tomorrow is too late. Death comes unexpectedly. How can we bargain with it?”- Buddha. Wow, that is both incredibly heavy and extremely motivating. Although most interpret this to be motivation for someone to follow their most outrageous and elaborate dream I find it to be a wee bit more reprimanding. To me it is a verse full of chagrin for those who continue to put off the things they needed to do a week ago. To me it is a command to stop with all the wispy

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    early birds; while, some say night owls are blessed with additional talents. However, I believe that both these sections of people, belonging to different chronotype, possess different potentialities. However, when they are working at their peak hours - where they can remain completely alert and energetic; only then they can perform at highest efficiency levels. Hope you have identified that balance and know your biological clock. For those who are still unsure, its high

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