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In this commentary, the speaker explains how Planet Fitness built a highly profitable business model by deliberately attracting members who rarely use the gym. He notes that about 92% of its members never go, and the chain identified the small segment of hardcore gym‑goers who use heavy equipment. By removing barbells and other heavy‑weight gear and focusing on easy‑use machines and amenities like pizza, Planet Fitness makes the facility unattractive to serious lifters while appealing to casual users. This strategy allows each location to maintain an average of 10,000 members, generating revenue from membership fees despite minimal actual usage, illustrating a clever customer‑selection and product‑design approach.

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