Revo Fitness opens new Melbourne base

Revo Fitness has advised that it has moved into an upgraded Melbourne office, expanding to an enhanced space just 12 months since first launching in the Victorian capital.

Explaining that the move to the larger space is to support the next phase of the fast-growing chain's growth, Revo Fitness founder and Managing Director, Andrew Holder wrote on social media that "this new space is built for the long haul and is a place ... for our team to grow, to push boundaries, and to keep making fitness more accessible for all Aussies."

Revo Fitness has also announced a partnership with MADALAH, the First Nations led not-for-profit organisation that offers secondary and tertiary education scholarships in Western Australian.

Part of bringing its Reconciliation Action Plan to life and reflecting a commitment to improving the lives of every young Australian through real opportunities, the collaboration will support three young Indigenous students to attend SEDA College WA.

MADALAH General Manager, Casey Jo Drummond commented “Revo’s focus on positively impacting people aligns perfectly with what we aim to do at MADALAH.”

Holder added "true change happens when access meets opportunity. We’re proud to partner with MADALAH, helping create life-changing pathways for young Australians and reinforcing that success in sport is about education and opportunity. This partnership extends our vision beyond the gym.”

Andrew Holder is featured in an article on rising entrepreneurs in Australia's fitness industry in the March/April 2025 issue (#167) of Australasian Leisure Management.

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Images: Revo Fitness staff at the company's new Melbourne base, with Andrew Holder at left of the lower image.