+61 3 9177 4529 fitnesstraininglab@gmail.com 4/28 Little Bourke St, Melbourne VIC 3000
FitnessTrainingLab
B2B programs

Corporate wellness for Melbourne teams

Seat-based memberships, on-site seminar days and retreats that don't feel like trust falls. Built for companies whose people actually have calendars.

Corporate team in the lounge after a lunch session
Fitness
Training
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The service

A benefit people use, not file away

Most corporate gym deals rot in the perks folder because they ask people to travel. We're on Little Bourke Street — two minutes from the offices that matter, with a 40-minute lunch class designed around a working day.

Your team gets the club: floors, classes, recovery, lab scans. You get an anonymised quarterly health report and one number to watch — participation rate. Ours runs above 70% across active contracts.

  • Seat-based pricing from $49/seat/week
  • Quarterly anonymised team health report
  • On-site seminar days at your office
  • Lunch express classes timed to 40 min
  • Off-site retreats quoted per event
In numbers
11
companies on active contracts
70
% average weekly participation
40
minutes, lunch express format
23%
fewer sick days reported by our longest client

Pilot first: 3 months, 10 seats minimum, full refund in month one if participation stays under 40%.

What it costs

Corporate rates

Seat pricing scales with headcount — the pilot covers your risk either way.

Full price list for every service

10–24

Small team

$49/seat/wk
  • Full club access per seat
  • Quarterly report
25–74

Company

$42/seat/wk
  • Full access + seminar day/yr
  • Dedicated account coach
75+

Enterprise

$36/seat/wk
  • Everything + private floor hour
  • Retreat pricing on request
The process

From contract to first session

Three weeks from signature to your team's first lunch class.

Week 1

Scoping call

Headcount, work patterns, what your people actually want — we ask before we quote.

Week 2

Pilot setup

Seats assigned, app invites out, an intro session at your office so nobody's first day is blind.

Week 3

Launch

First lunch express runs, participation tracking starts. Your report clock starts here.

Quarterly

Review

Anonymised data, honest read on what's working, seat count adjusted if needed.

In practice

What it looks like in practice

Lunch classes, seminar days and the odd retreat.

Lunch express class mid-session on the floor

12:15 express

In, trained, showered, back at the desk — 40 minutes total.

On-site seminar at a client office

Seminar days

Spine health, sleep, energy management — at your office.

Company retreat sunrise stretch outdoors

Retreats

Grampians hikes to Mornington swims — quoted per event.

Corporate program manager reviewing team schedule
B2B program manager

Sam Kerrigan

Who's coaching

Sam keeps companies honest

Previously ran wellbeing programs for a big-four firm — left because the dashboards measured sign-ups, not sessions. Now he manages our eleven corporate accounts and reports participation, not seat sales.

His warning to every HR lead: 'A benefit nobody uses is a cost, not a benefit.'

Questions

Before you ask

Ten seats for seat pricing. Under that, a small-business plan at member rates still gets your team the club — just without the reporting layer.

All of it — their scans, zones, classes, everything. You see anonymised aggregates only. That's the deal we sign and the reason participation stays high.

Yes — seats are licences, not names. Swap them quarterly through your account coach as people's schedules change.

We flag it in the quarterly report and fix the format — different class times, on-site days, a challenge event. If it stays under 40% in the pilot, you get month one back.
Didn't cover it? Ask the concierge directly through the contact page.
Keep looking

Six services, one club

Corporate seats stack with every service — the full breakdown is on the price page.

Ready when you are

Quote your team

Fifteen minutes on a call gets you seat pricing for your headcount — pilot terms included.