Second studio of innovative fitness concept opened in Qatar

 The ambassador of the Kingdom of the Netherlands to the State of Qatar, H.E. Mr. Ferdinand Lahnstein, recently inaugurated the second fit20 studio in Qatar. fit20 is changing lives and improving health across the world due to its research-based innovative approach, and promises to produce positive changes to your strength, fitness and wellbeing with just one weekly 20 minute session.

Centrally located at Tower 121 the Pearl, fit20 is an innovative approach to fitness as it provides busy individuals with a unique workout. The workouts are held under the expert guidance of personal trainers, and consist of slow and controlled high intensity training. Furthermore, the fitness sessions are held in a precision cooled studio. The carefully regulated temperature allows health conscious individuals to work out without perspiring, leading to a more comfortable fitness experience.

The Ambassador H.E. Mr. Ferdinand Lahnstein said: “I am proud that the Dutch fitness franchise opened its second studio in Qatar and I am happy that fit20 actively contributes to healthy lifestyles and to Qatar being the regional sports hub. Such initiative supports achieving a healthy population, one of the main objectives of the Human Development pillar in Qatar National Vision 2030. It’s so great to be active and feel fit! Sports brings people, cultures and countries together.”

Mr. Walter Vendel, founder and CEO of fit20 worldwide, said: “The new studio looks fantastic and we’d like to wish the whole fit20 team the very best in the new studio.”Founded in the Netherlands in 2009, fit20 has witnessed remarkable growth worldwide. For more information, visit www.fit20.qa today.



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