You must not use the Website if you are suffering from any illness, disease, injury or other condition that could be a risk to your health or safety or that of other members and others. You promise that information you give us will be true and accurate and not misleading in any way. You acknowledge that pre-exercise or other screening is no substitute for medical advice and does not guarantee against injury or death. In some cases, responses you give will require that you get medical guidance before exercising. You also agree to complete our Pre-Exercise Questionnaire upon our request. You agree to give us all relevant personal health and fitness information both before and during the course of any exercise program or other activity. If unsure, you should not use the Website until you have sought appropriate medical guidance and been given the go-ahead. You assume all such risks and responsibility for damages, liabilities, losses or expenses which you may incur as a result of your participation.Įach time you use this Website, you must ensure you are in good physical condition and know of no medical or other reason why you should not exercise. You acknowledge the risks and dangers associated with the strenuous exercise that forms part of the content and services, which include, but are not limited to serious bodily injury, death or other damage or injury. Anytime Australia may change these terms and conditions from time to time, so you should check these terms and conditions regularly. If you don’t agree to these terms & conditions, please don’t use or access this Website. By using or accessing this Website, you agree to these terms and conditions. Suffice to say, you should know who’s the last laugh.This website (Website) is operated by Anytime Australia Pty Ltd ABN 11 131 035 491 (Anytime Australia). Let’s go jimmmmm!”īut there’s a twist: the guys were in the same skimpy clothes Image: TikTok then posted another video of a guy doing bench press with two girls as the weights, with the caption, “PR or ER? Gym opening 1st Aug! Time to start lifting!” Image: TikTok Internet isn’t happy, and so, people have been posting videos slamming them, saying that they’re using hot girls to promote their gym when these ladies probably won’t be in the gym.īy now, you’d think that they’ll apologise, right?Īfter the videos went viral, the gym then posted a new video with guys instead, stating, “Internet say no more girls dancing so from now on only sexy boys.

Moreover, the ladies seemed to have bought clothes that are a tad too small for them. …by having pretty ladies in their TikTok videos, as if it’s a women-only gym.

Not exactly conventional given that they’re a business targeting nearby workers, but conventional isn’t on their game because they didn’t just cast the net wide online: they cast it controversially… Located in a business park along Chai Chee Road, it’s set to open on 1 August 2022, and instead of giving out flyers to people working there for publicity, they’ve gone the social media route. It’s only manned by staff members on certain timings, so if you intend to head to the gym at 2am, you’d probably have the whole gym by yourself.Īnd this concept is so well-loved, there are more than 80 Anytime Fitness outlets in Singapore, making it the largest gym chain here.Īnytime Fitness Chai Chee is the new kid on the block. The premise is simple: Anytime Fitness Chai Chee is going to open from 1 August 2022, and they need more people to know about it.Īnytime Fitness is a chain of gyms, usually run by franchisees, that opens 24 hours.

Anytime Fitness Chai Chee Slammed for Sexualising Hot Girls for Publicity Okay, the last two paragraphs might sound sexist, but after reading about this story, you might just agree. So it’s common to see posters of guys with big biceps in a gym.

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