1. Attract and Retain Members

Offering Kangen Water® as a premium hydration solution sets your gym apart from the competition. Members will enjoy the unique benefits, helping you:

• Increase client satisfaction

• Build loyalty and encourage repeat visits

• Position your gym as a leader in health and innovation

 

2. Cost Savings and Sustainability

Installing Kangen Water® machines reduces the need for bottled water, lowering both costs and environmental impact. The investment pays for itself over time:

• Significant savings on bottled water and beverages

• Reduction in plastic waste, supporting eco-friendly business practices

 

3. Versatility for Daily Operations

Kangen Water® machines produce water at multiple pH levels to meet a variety of gym needs and cost savings:

• pH 2.5 - A natural disinfectant for cleaning and sanitizing gym equipment, yoga mats, and surfaces.

• pH 11.5 - A degreaser to remove tough stains from floors, mirrors, and weights.

• pH 6.0 - A beauty water for clients to rinse off after workouts, leaving skin hydrated and refreshed.

 

4. Premium Post-Workout Nutrition

Enhance your gym’s protein shakes and smoothies with Kangen Water®.  Its superior hydration and micro-clustered structure improve nutrient absorption, helping members:

• Recover faster after workouts

• Rehydrate efficiently post-exercise

• Maximize the impact of supplements and nutrition

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A gym owner, do you face these pressures?

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1. Income Instability & Overhead Pressure

• High fixed costs: Rent, equipment maintenance, staff wages, utilities, insurance.

• Fluctuating memberships: Seasonal drops (e.g., summer, holidays), churn rates, economic downturns.

• Discount culture: Clients expect low membership fees, limiting margins.​

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2. Member Retention & Differentiation

• High competition: Especially from budget gyms or boutique studios.

• Need to offer more: Value-added services (like smoothies, saunas, wellness workshops) are expected.

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3. Time Constraints & Burnout

• Long hours: Many gym owners start early (5–6 AM) and end late (9–10 PM).

• Hands-on roles: Especially in small gyms, owners are also trainers, cleaners, marketers, and receptionists.

• Little time to scale: Income often directly tied to time and presence.

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4. Desire to Help Clients Reach Peak Health

• Frustration with client results: Even with training and nutrition, many struggle with energy, inflammation, or recovery.

• Supplement skepticism: Some gym owners are wary of promoting gimmicky health products.

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5. Difficulty Expanding Revenue Streams

• Selling supplements, apparel, or food requires:

  • Inventory

  • Staff training

  • Space allocation

  • Regulatory compliance (for food)

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I own a cafe, and I was on the trading time for money hamster wheel.  I want to show you how you can leverage your business as is, your current customer base who already know like and trust you, and make leveraged income online alongside your current offering.

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Gym owners, by providing this next-level water to your clients, your gym can elevate their fitness experience, improve results, and set a new standard in wellness and performance.  

 

Click below to learn my story and how I can show you how you can turn all your genuine water touch-points with your clients and fellow industry people, into a new sustainable stream of income.  From the drinking water, to cleaning, home care advice and more... I want to teach you how to educate, automate and duplicate this business model so you can experience time and financial freedom.

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