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Show people where they could train
Before a first visit, people want to know more than which machines you have. How is the training floor arranged? Where do they check in? Which space suits their training? A virtual tour lets new members explore your gym beforehand.
A selection of our work
Look around Fitness Fabriek
The Dokkum tour presents the training environment. Use this example to decide which spaces prospective members should be able to explore at your gym.
Fitness Factory
Dokkum
Fitness Fabriek: explore the whole training environment
At Fitness Fabriek Dokkum, strength equipment, space between machines and the mezzanine are visible in one setting. High factory walls and a tree in the middle of the hall give the building a recognisable character.
The walkthrough starts with an overview of the building and grounds. Inside, visitors choose where to look. It shows why a gym tour goes beyond equipment photographs: people also see how the training areas connect.
Start with a new member’s first visit
Begin with the route a new member takes: where do they arrive and which training spaces do they want to see? If your sports centre includes a group exercise studio, separate training room or other facilities, we discuss which should appear.
A short explanation can help at a machine or training zone. We can discuss text, extra photographs or video for this purpose. An empty studio does not show how a class is taught, so connect the walkthrough with your own information about coaching and classes.
From exploring to an introductory visit
Place the tour alongside your location information or share it with someone considering a trial session. Direct visitors to your existing appointment or trial-class page afterwards. The content then connects with a specific next step.
Maintain opening hours, class timetables and memberships through your own channels. The photographs show the recorded layout. If a training floor is refurbished or equipment moves, we discuss which images need replacing.
Plan a quiet time on the training floor
Choose a time when the relevant rooms can be made available. Agree how members and personal belongings stay out of view. Discuss separately which changing areas to show; that decision follows the purpose of your walkthrough.
Prepare equipment and materials and keep routes clear. Include the location, desired spaces and schedule in your enquiry. Preparation, photography and production are costed together. Multiple sites, hosting and updates are agreed separately.
An FPV drone video of your gym or swimming pool
Would you like a short film showing the route through your sports venue? An FPV drone video takes viewers across the gym floor or through the pool hall. At Fitness Fabriek Dokkum, the flight passes between the equipment. The Lentebad video shows the pool and the surrounding space. Watch these FPV examples.
A film follows an edited sequence; a virtual tour lets visitors choose where to look. Video suits an initial impression on your website or social media. A tour lets visitors explore a particular space afterwards. For FPV, you receive the full video and a short vertical version, both edited with music.
Before filming, we discuss the route, people present and which parts of the venue are available. Gym equipment and circulation routes raise different questions from water and access around a swimming pool. We assess your location and agree which areas need to remain clear during filming. We prepare a separate proposal for the FPV filming.
An estimate for your project
What does a virtual tour cost?
Virtual tours start at €1,500. Most business projects range from €2,500 to €5,000, excluding VAT. The size of the venue, preparation and chosen features determine the estimate.
Preparation, the shoot and production are included in the agreed project price. Additional locations, hosting and later updates are discussed separately.