Gym and fitness business name ideas

A gym’s name has to work on a membership card, a singlet and a sign people see on their way to work. Short, strong names do that best, and the right one tells people whether they’ll fit in.

Ways to name a gym or fitness business

  1. Short and strong

    One or two punchy words are easy to say, easy to print and easy to wear. They suit a gym that wants to feel like a brand.

  2. Make the hours the promise

    If the doors never close, say so. For shift workers and early risers, the hours can decide it.

  3. Say who it’s for

    Families, beginners and people training at home each want a place that feels made for them. Naming them is the warmest welcome.

  4. Personal training, said personally

    For one-on-one coaching, a name in the client’s voice sounds like the relationship you’re offering.

Before you settle on a name

  1. Search the business names register

    ASIC won’t register a name that is identical or nearly identical to one already registered. It ignores plurals, “the” and spacing when it compares names, and against other business names it also ignores word order and counts names that sound the same as one name.

    Checking a name with ASIC (opens in a new tab)

  2. Look for trade marks

    Registering a business name doesn’t give you exclusive rights to it. Only a trade mark does, so search the trade mark register as well.

    Australian Trade Mark Search (opens in a new tab)

  3. Settle the domain at the same time

    business.gov.au suggests registering a domain that reflects your business name, even before you have a website. If the .com.au you want is already held, its holder may be willing to sell it.

    business.gov.au (opens in a new tab)

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