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A new business, Wellness Solutions, is offering a range of unique brands and products that will enable clubs, gyms, facilities and studios to offer total body and mind wellbeing experiences.

Established by respected fitness and wellness entrepreneur Tony de Leede, Wellness Solutions offers customers a range of fully integrated wellness products that can be used to expand product offerings and develop new wellness related income streams.

Also installed in aged care facilities, retail and corporate environments and hotels, Wellness Solutions’ products are suitable for any type of wellness-oriented location and can, with the small footprint of each item, transform small spaces into income generating locations.

Passionate about the potential of the wellness industry and the growing need for solutions for maturing populations, de Leede, a member of the Advisory Board for the annual Global Wellness Summit, explains “my experience has enabled me to collect a range of industry-leading products that not only provide wellness and health benefits for users but deliver new income streams for operators.”

The innovative products offered by Wellness Solutions include:

• Somadome meditation pods
• The O2 Chair - the world's first breathing chair
• The Ultimate Recovery Chair - the perfect body and mind recovery balance chair
• Recovery pods/infrared saunas
• High quality multi-use LED display screens
• Move123 Exercise Video Library of over 3,000 classes
• Move123 Silver Exercise Library of over 1,000 videos designed specifically for seniors
• Mind123 Wellness Education Video Library of over 1,000 sessions
• Virtual studio set up including; specialised lighting, delivery systems and flooring installations from the  Virtual Solutions brand
• Customisable wellness extras including yoga mats and tote bags.

With digital fitness platform MINDBODY this week identifying ‘experiential wellness’ as a key trend for the Australian exercise industry in 2020, these products are well placed to meet demand for wellness pop-up events, meditation studios and nap bars.

De Leede also sees massive potential for these products for the ‘baby boomer’ market, a demographic many facilities are keen to attract, commenting “this is a massive market that wants to stay active and healthy as they age and Wellness Solutions’ products can cater for the needs of this sector.

“More people are now turning 55 each year than are turning 25 and my products will make sure that these people are not a forgotten generation.”

Click here to contact Wellness Solutions through their entry in Australasian Leisure Management Supplier Directory.

Images: A Somadome meditation pod (top) and Tony de Leede (below).

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