Wildcats go from strength to strength with Revo Fitness
10 May
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The Perth Wildcats are thrilled to announce a two-year partnership extension with Revo Fitness.
Revo Fitness came on board with the Wildcats ahead of the 2021/22 season, with their logo proudly displayed under the scoreboard at RAC Arena, where it will remain for at least the next two seasons.
Originally founded in WA, Revo Fitness has expanded to 31 gyms and counting across Australia and has grown into one of the country’s most progressive and innovative brands in the market.
Revo recently launched their second membership tier, Level Two, where members can access Reformer Pilates, Massage Chairs, Body Scanners and more in The Studio.
Revo Fitness Founder and Managing Director Andrew Holder said aligning with the Wildcats has been a great fit.
“The past two seasons have been great as the official gym partner of the Perth Wildcats,” he said.
“The synergies between Revo Fitness and the Wildcats are undeniable, both being proudly Western Australian with a focus on having a positive impact in a person’s life and supporting the local community.
“Both Revo and the Wildcats operate with a member-first mentality, we both care about the member experience and ensure we make decisions with them front of mind.”
WA Sales and National Sponsorship Director at SEN (Sports Entertainment Network) Lachlan Smith said the organisation is excited to see the partnership evolve.
“It’s wonderful to have the Revo Fitness team re-commit to the club, as well as the broader SEN business,” he said.
“Not only are they a great WA brand and business story, but they are a humble, hardworking, and positive group of people.
“We’re delighted to be involved in the growth of their brand and footprint nationally across next two years, as our partnership evolves.”
About Revo Fitness:
Revo Fitness’ mission is to make the gym simple.
- $9.69 Per Week Membership
- No Lock in Contracts
- No Sign Up Fees
- 24 Hour Access
- Access to every Revo Fitness location across Australia

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