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The Belgravia Group’s Ninja Parc indoor obstacle course concept is set to open its third franchise, in the Melbourne suburb of Bayswater, before the end of the month.

Explaining that after the sector’s challenges last year Ninja Parc is set to open eight new sites in 2021, Belgravia Fitness and Health Business Manager, Magdalena Schoeman stated “after (2020’s) lockddowns we were back at full capacity within two weeks.

“Because of our ‘drop in’ model, we didn’t have too many issues with capacity which meant business as usual for our franchisees. In fact, in the las months of 2020 alone we have had over 140 people register their interest with Ninja Parc Bayswater for birthdays and events and a 79% increase across the board from the school holiday program.”

With a focus on making fitness fun and accessible for all ages and abilities, Ninja Parc has it all: a general indoor obstacle course, fitness classes for adults and children, birthday parties, school holiday programs, corporate events, community activities, along with an on-site food and beverage outlet

The concept which opened their first location in mid-2017 in Newcastle also has a franchise in Townsville. Its fourth site will open in greater Sydney area.

Ninja Parc was created by fitness entrepreneur John Pirlo who saw a need to create an outlet for fun and fitness combined.

He explains “our vision is to inspire a world of movement.

“We want to see as many people as possible getting active in either recreational movement, or structured activities. We plan to launch Ninja Parc in as many regional and metro locations as possible to bring affordable, safe and fun activities to all. With hundreds of franchise inquiries, all excited to contribute to our vision, we’re confident there’s an exciting future ahead for budding Ninjas across the country.”

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