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Many "silver-haired people" also entered the gym. Do you think the market demand for the elderly will increase in the future?
The market for gyms for the elderly will not be too big. It is not common for the elderly to go to the gym. Gym is a relatively new and fashionable thing for young people, especially for the elderly. Therefore, the market demand of the elderly for gyms may increase a little in the future, but it will not be too obvious.

Fitness equipment is harmful to the elderly, because many gym equipment is heavy physical labor, which is harmful to muscles and tendons. When exercising, if there are inappropriate movements or insufficient muscle strength, it will not bring us better exercise and training, but may cause harm, especially for the elderly.

Old people are suitable for slow motion and light exercise. Old people are more suitable for slow motion or some light physical activities, such as walking, tai chi, square dance, etc., which meet the needs of the elderly. Because the joints, muscles and bones of the elderly are already in the process of aging, once injured, the recovery speed is very slow, which may also lead to chronic diseases.

Therefore, for the elderly, gyms are not suitable for strenuous exercise, and parks are their real needs. For big cities, the best treatment for the elderly is to build more parks. And get some basic auxiliary sports equipment in the park, so that the elderly can move their hands and feet and twist their waist, so that they can get social happiness in the process of slow exercise.

The current situation of the gym industry For young people, the gym is really popular, and fitness has become a topic that young people admire. Everyone thinks that fitness and reading can be juxtaposed and become a noble activity, so gyms have sprung up.

However, these gyms also have many problems. Some gyms were forced to close because of their poor geographical location, and some ran away because of kidnapping customers' membership fees. Some gyms left behind also have too much market competition, so they are in a half-dead state.