Cuenca welcomes a new fitness franchise, Brooklyn Fitboxing, offering a unique physical exercise experience. The initiative is supported by CEOE Cepyme Cuenca, with the Investor Attention Office providing assistance to ensure the business’s successful establishment.

Representatives from the Confederation of Entrepreneurs of Cuenca have offered the resources of their various departments to support this new business venture.

the “project invests in Cuenca,” launched by CEOE Cepyme Cuenca with sponsorship from the Provincial Diputación and collaboration from globalcaja and AIRACIL, aims to foster the creation of new companies and support investments in the region.

Brooklyn Fitboxing: A New Way to Train

Brooklyn Fitboxing has opened its doors on Avenida de San Julián 46, introducing a training method that blends boxing with martial arts, all without physical contact. This center caters to a growing audience seeking a sport that provides both physical exertion and stress relief.

“This center is destined to practice a sport that has more and more unconditional, since it offers its users to put themselves in the same time that they release them from daily stress.”

The workout is designed to tone and strengthen various muscle groups, including arms, abdomen, chest, buttocks, and legs, using high-intensity exercises for optimal results.

Each punching bag in the center is equipped with sensors that track training data, allowing users to monitor their progress through an app that displays hitting power and adherence to the music’s rhythm.

Brooklyn Fitboxing sessions are 47 minutes long,providing a full-body workout through boxing and strength exercises like squats,push-ups,abdominal exercises,and burpees.

The franchise currently operates over 250 centers across seven countries, with further expansions planned in cities like Madrid, Barcelona, milan, Lisbon, and Paris.