BUSINESS● LOW1h ago · Sep 18, 2026, 10:05 AM
Why Singapore’s big-box gyms are losing to niche fitness studios
South China Morning Post · east asia
Property agent Raymond Heng had suspected True Fitness was struggling, but he did not expect the gym he had visited for more than a decade to disappear overnight. The closure was not entirely surprising given the region’s fiercely competitive fitness industry, but its abruptness left Heng, 47, in disbelief after paying S$8,800 (US$6,900) for a lifetime membership in 2013. “I guessed that they might not have been doing that well since branches have been closing over the years, but I did not...
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