New Derrimut 24:7 Gym in Adelaide set to be largest in the Southern Hemisphere

Popular fitness chain Derrimut 24:7 Gym is moving towards the opening a new club in the former Holden factory in the Adelaide suburb of Elizabeth which it says will be the largest in the Southern Hemisphere.

Set to replace Derrimut 24:7 Gym Ravenall as Australia’s largest club, the new 6200 metre² facility will feature new digital training concepts among a range of workout options for members.

Aiming to provide a relaxing and rejuvenating experience for members, the club will feature new and improved amenities, including saunas and plunge pools, Reformer Pilates and a basketball court.

Another feature will be the Derrimut Nutrition Bar, providing a variety of food, juices, smoothies, and coffees to fuel and nourish members before and after their workout.

A large retail space will also provide members with convenient access to a range of apparel, supplements and nutrition.

Additionally, the largest ladies gym fit out in South Australia is a significant milestone, reflecting the commitment of Elizabeth to provide a comfortable and welcoming environment for all members.

Advising that the new location will be an excellent addition to the Derrimut 24:7 group,

Derrimut 24:7 National Brand Manager, Andre Pereira commented “I am excited to see this location enhance the fitness experience for our members in South Australia.”

By the year 2030, Derrimut aims to have 300 gyms operating both locally and internationally, creating a wonderful workplace for its staff while continually striving to be the industry leader in fitness.

Image: Concept for the Derrimut 24:7 Gym in the former Holden factory in the Adelaide suburb of Elizabeth.