Group fitness classes
Recurring classes in your amenity space, taught by vetted instructors and scheduled around what residents actually attend.
Funded by the building
Montréal · Toronto · Greater Vancouver
Your building’s fitness amenity, fully run
Marengo recruits and vets the instructors, programs the classes, and handles scheduling, payments and waivers, so your residents get a real fitness program and your team gets no extra work.
How it looks in your building
From empty amenity room to a program residents use
Most residential gyms and studios sit empty because running them is nobody’s job. Marengo makes it ours. Scroll through what changes.
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The space you already have
Your building already has the room, a gym, a studio, a multi-purpose space. It cost real money to build, and right now it mostly holds dust and a spin bike nobody books.
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Group classes arrive
A vetted instructor runs recurring group classes in your amenity space, scheduled around resident demand. The building funds them; residents just show up.
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Personal training, resident by resident
Residents who want one-on-one coaching book and pay for personal training directly. Their trainer comes to the building, no membership across town.
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And nobody on your team lifts a finger
Marengo recruits and vets every instructor, builds the schedule, collects payments, handles waivers, and reports back to the building. That is the whole point.
What Marengo runs
Three ways buildings use us
Personal training
Residents book one-on-one sessions with a Marengo trainer in the building and pay for them directly. No cost to the building.
Paid by the resident
Full amenity management
Marengo takes over the fitness amenity end to end: instructor recruitment, programming, scheduling, payments, waivers and reporting.
Scoped to the building
Our partners
Trusted across residential and wellness
The property groups and wellness brands Marengo works with.
Find out if Marengo fits your building
A 30-minute demo, built around your building: how classes would start, who funds what, and an honest read on whether the fit is there.