MYFirstgym goes from strength to strength – Awards,

of our first Victorian club, MyFirstGym Thomastown, in November with a live weather cross. It was fantastic to see the newly formed t homastown community come together – even if it was very early in the morning – to practice yoga, take on the MFG ninja Warrior wall, and participate in the great tug-of-war challenge.

This year, we’re excited to bring our brand of childhood enrichment to families and communities across the country, with even more clubs set to open – one of which will be our brand new club in ACT the group also celebrated the opening of five new clubs across three states — one of which was our first in Victoria — and we’re pleased to announce that the construction of two new clubs in the Australian Capital Territory and Victoria will begin early this year. The MyFirstGym programmes and birthday parties have always been award-winning, but this year was highlighted by the What’s o n 4 Kids awards, where MyFirstGym won Best national toddler activity (2 to 3 years), Best national preschooler activity (3 to 5 years), Best national school ages activity (5 to 12 years), and Best Birthday party Venue (1 year and over). We share these triumphs with you, our MyFirstGym family! t he today show australia also came to play (literally!) and celebrated the opening t he team would love to hear from you if you’re interested in learning more about becoming a MyFirstGym franchise owner. Join us on our mission to inspire movement amongst the next generation and show families how fun fitness can be.

In 2022, MyFirstGym led nearly 40,000 classes, hosted 1424 birthday parties, and facilitated more than 270,000 club visits. The good news doesn’t stop there.

MyFirstGym is, at its core, a family business for families. Many of our franchisees have children who love going to our gyms, enjoy having birthday parties on the MFG ninja Warrior course, and think of MyFirstGym as a great place to hang out with pals. parentfranchisees are elated to make this positive impact in their children’s lives, and their kids think it’s pretty cool that their families are involved with the club.