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ROBINSON is expanding its WellFit Active programme with a series of new fitness concepts designed to offer guests more individualised and varied training options. Starting in summer 2026, the club operator is introducing digital body analysis, a new hybrid workout combining endurance and strength, the SPINEFITTER training device and Reformer Pilates.

The additions will be introduced gradually across the portfolio. While some concepts are initially being tested at selected resorts, the new PULSE workout is scheduled to become available at all 26 ROBINSON clubs worldwide.

Digital body analysis supports personalised training

One of the main additions is mescan, a digital self-measurement station that allows guests to record various body and fitness parameters independently.

The results are transferred directly to an app and can be used as the basis for an individual training plan. ROBINSON FLEESENSEE will be the first resort equipped with the technology, with further clubs expected to follow.

The system is intended to give guests a more precise starting point for their workouts and make it easier to adapt training to individual fitness levels and objectives.

PULSE combines running and functional training

ROBINSON is also adding PULSE to its group fitness programme. The circuit-based format combines running with functional exercises, bringing cardiovascular and strength training together in a single workout.

The concept is designed for different fitness levels and is due to be rolled out across all 26 ROBINSON clubs.

Another addition is the SPINEFITTER, a training device characterised by two parallel rows of balls. It is designed to activate deep muscles and can be used for mobilisation, strengthening exercises and self-massage. The equipment can also be incorporated into yoga and Pilates sessions.

Reformer Pilates makes its ROBINSON debut

Reformer Pilates is also being introduced for the first time. ROBINSON JANDIA PLAYA on Fuerteventura has been selected as the pilot club.

Guests there will be able to try the equipment-based Pilates method in small-group sessions as well as personal training. The pilot will provide ROBINSON with experience of integrating a fitness format that has gained considerable international popularity in recent years.

Fitness programme designed to evolve continuously

The new concepts reflect an approach in which resort fitness is increasingly moving beyond traditional gyms and scheduled exercise classes towards more individualised training, digital analysis and specialised equipment.

“A good sports programme is never finished. That's why we continuously develop our WellFit Active programme and regularly introduce carefully selected innovations to keep things fresh,” says Timo Scholich, Head of Corporate Sports at ROBINSON.

With the current expansion, ROBINSON is combining established fitness formats with digital tools and newer training concepts, while testing selected innovations at individual clubs before introducing them more widely.

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