REVL Training to open first overseas gym in Dubai
Fast growing boutique fitness brand REVL has announced its ongoing growth with the opening of new sites in the Newcastle suburb of Charlestown and Adelaide suburb of Norwood, along with the opening of their first overseas studio in Downtown Dubai.
In a Blog, REVL advised “the last few months have been busy for us here at REVL HQ … not only are we expanding across Australia … but we’ve also reached a major milestone in REVL history: going global.
“Opening next month in a phenomenal location and massive space, REVL Training Downtown Dubai will set a new standard for REVL Training.
“This is something we’ve been dreaming about since day one, and it’s also just the beginning.
“For our existing locations, the last few months have been an amazing insight into our REVL community. Despite lockdowns, our members are as dedicated as ever: kicking ass through REVL Remote, taking part in challenges, and virtually supporting one another just like they do in-studio. With more REVL locations on the cards, we have to say: our members are truly the fuel to the fire.
“As for the future, our direction is clear: to expand this amazing community across Australia and internationally, and bring this style of training to as many people as possible.”
Commenting on the overseas expansion, REVL Training co-owner and Chief Operating Officer, Josh Mildren wrote on social media “I couldn’t be more proud to announce our first international studio will launch this October in the United Arab Emirates.
“REVL Downtown Dubai will be the flagship studio in the UAE, situated in the heart of Dubai - a truly iconic location.
“Our strategy is simple; to bridge the gap between the already well established high intensity circuit training and CrossFit studios, while exposing the local Dubai community to the REVL brand and product we all know and love.”
Mildren went on to state “with a number of international studios in the pipeline, we looking forward to seeing what the future has in store for REVL Training as a global fitness brand.”
Lower image: REVL Training Prahan. Images courtesy of REVL Training.
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