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Smart Fit Process Manual
Smart Fit Process Manual
Presented by:
TATIANA TRIANA
GONZALEZ
DANIEL FELIPE
ZAPATA
ANDRES ROJAS
OCHOA
KATHERIN TURIZO
RIVAS
Regional
Cundinamarca
Presented by:
TATIANA TRIANA
GONZALEZ
DANIEL FELIPE
ZAPATA
ANDRES ROJAS
OCHOA
KATHERIN TURIZO
RIVAS
Instructor
DAIRO MENDEZ
NATIONAL SERVICE
LEARNING-SENA
Regional
Cundinamarca
- 1. Introduction .
- 2. Aim .
- 3. Definitions .
- 4. Generalities .
- 5. Brief description of the company.
- 5.1. Mission and vision .
- 5.2. Values.
- 6. Smart fit functional organization chart .
- 7. Hierarchical organization chart of the company .
- 8. Services provided in the logistics area .
- 9. Process map .
- 10 Description of the positions of the sub areas .
- 10.1. Cardio
- 10.2. fitness
- 10.3. Free weights.
- 10.4. Training staff .
- 10.5. Boxing .
- 10.6. pilates .
- 10.7. Abdomen
- 10.8. zumba
- 10.9 aerobics
- 11. Identification of processesand process characterization .
- 12. Strategic processes .
- 13. Quality Management .
- 14. Operational processes .
- 15. Tenders .
- 16. Offers.
- 17. Service planning .
- 18. Carrying out the service .
- 19. Support processes .
- 20. Human management .
- 21. Evaluation Processes .
- 22. Monitoring, control and evaluation .
- 23. Definition of management indicators ..
- 24. Control of annexed changes .
- 25. Formats .
- 26. SWOT matrix.
- 27. Check list.
1. Introduction.
The PROCEDURES MANUAL constitutes a guide for the correct application of the
rules and procedures established in the substantive units, administrative units of
smart fit, its content aims for the Council to have a formal instrument that shows the
relationship, articulation and interaction that prevails in the functional framework,
work methods or way of carrying out an activity or task; the objectives pursued with it;
the standards that reinforce the procedures and govern their use and updating; the
scope of application; the approval, validity and description of the main procedures.
General objective:
- Serve as a support instrument that defines and establishes the formal organic
and functional structure, as well as the levels of control and responsibility and
the communication channels that allow adequate administrative functionality of
the institution.
Specific objectives:
- Define the formal organic structure of the institution that establishes the
hierarchical levels, lines of authority and responsibility, required for
organizational functioning.
- Define, describe and locate the objectives and functions of each position and
administrative units in order to avoid work overload and duplication of
functions.
- Identify the lines of communication to achieve an adequate interrelation
between the administrative units that make up the institution.
3.Definitions.
Smart fit programs are the set of activities that are aimed at the physical, psycho-
affective, spiritual and social development of students, teachers and administrative
staff.
The main objective of the smart fit office is to develop activities aimed at producing
recreation, health conservation, improving the quality of life, ecological promotion
and rational and educational use of free time, through recreation and smart sports.
fit.
4. Generalities.
• Flexible schedules: the possibility of taking the class at any of the established
times.
• Unlimited classes: the student can take the number of classes they want
during the month, having paid their monthly fee.
• Rotation of instructors to avoid monotony and increase client enthusiasm.
• Establish a weekly routine plan. Work different parts of the body with different
accessories and equipment throughout the week, this makes the classes
more effective.
• Sufficient equipment and space, allowing students to adequately develop their
discipline.
• Adequate facilities (slatted or flat surface floors, mirrors, ventilation).
• Punctuality: to avoid injuries due to lack of warm-up or loss of user time.
• Qualified instructors: teachers with a study certificate and experience in
teaching classes.
• Personalized attention, so that the instructor meets the client's specific needs,
while supervising that the exercises are done well.
• Hygiene and cleanliness.
5. Brief description of the company.
Smart fit was created so that our clients have a place to exercise economically and
quickly with access to any smart fit establishment, for greater comfort and
satisfaction of our clients.
mission :Smart Fit was created with the purpose of democratizing access to the
practice of high-level physical activity, with accessible plans and facilitated
adherence.
vision :Train when you want and where you want. We want there to always be a
Smart Fit near you. Currently Smart Fit has more than 50 Physical Conditioning and
Preparation Centers in Colombia and more than 500 throughout Latin America, in
Brazil, Chile, Mexico, Dominican Republic, Peru and Ecuador.
5.2. Values.
•I respect.
•Cooperation.
•Social relationship.
•Friendship.
•Competitiveness.
•Teamwork.
•Participation of all.
•Expression of feelings.
6. Smart fit functional organization chart.
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7.Hierarchical organizational chart of the company.
1 .Services provided in the reception area.
Smart fit manages virtual and in-person customer service to acquire the gym's
services quickly and safely and thus be able to satisfy our clients, with the prices we
manage to facilitate entry to smart fit and so that all our clients can attend dependent
classes since we manage a variety of individual classes such as: smart pilates, smart
boxing, smart abdomen, smart gap . smart tone, smar rumba, smart filacp, and we
also handle group classes such as: rumbas, aerobics ,. choreography, fitness, etc.
Our clients can access any class according to their taste and without any type of
discrimination since this is not accepted in our establishments because this can
generate problems, violence and criticism in our establishments because this would
generate legal problems according to the policies that we manage as a company.
well positioned nationally and internationally.
9. Process map.
10 .Description of the positions of the sub areas.
10.1 CARDIO : The cardio area is used by 80% of the people who go to a gym,
because it is an area to warm up and brings cardiovascular benefits thanks to the fact
that it exercises the heart and the respiratory system, and it is the model area for
those who If you are looking to lose weight, the time depends on the goal, the ideal
would be 5 times a week and do it as usual.
10.3 FREE WEIGHTS: These are all dumbbells, kettlebells, medicinal values, any
weight that allows us freedom of movement when performing an exercise and does
not subject us to a predetermined and controlled route, as happens in training
machines.
10.5 BOXING AREA: is a contact sport in which two opponents fight using only their
gloved fists, hitting their opponent from the waist up within a ring designed for this
purpose.
10.7 ABDOMEN AREA : The abdomen is the area of the human body that is located
between the thorax and the pelvis and as a consequence of this location is the
container for the most important organs of the digestive and genitourinary systems.
10.8 ZUMBA AREA : Binary and complex Afro-Cuban dance, with a happy character
and in which setbacks and syncopations abound.
PERSONAL TRAINING:
Smart Fit consolidated itself as the largest network of gyms in Mexico, with a total of
80 own units in eight states of the country (Aguascalientes, CDMX, State of Mexico,
Hidalgo, Jalisco, Michoacán, Morelos, Nuevo León, Puebla, Querétaro and
Veracruz ). The key to their success: democratic gyms. While chains such as Sport
City and Sports World focused on the high purchasing power market, Smart Fit
focused on the middle segment, with affordable prices (monthly payments from 359
pesos, without the membership or subscription fee).
But this is just the beginning. The Brazilian firm's objective is to reach 400 units in the
country, of which 280 would be its own. The rest, 120, would be franchises, a
business model in which Smart Fit has just launched in Mexico with the support and
methodology of the firm specialized in franchises Ferenz Feher .
“We are sure that with this new model we will be able to continue promoting high-
quality fitness for everyone, reaching more parts of the country where we do not yet
have a presence,” commented Alfonso Gómez Benet , general director of Smart Fit
México .
In fact, the company seeks to enter 105 cities in 18 states of the country, where it
does not yet have a presence, with Baja California, Sinaloa, Tamaulipas, Sonora and
Tabasco, Coahuila, Durango and Guerrero being the states where it would seek to
open the largest number of franchises with a total of 80 units.
The company already manages this business model in Brazil, Chile, Colombia, Peru
and the Dominican Republic; only Mexico was missing.
What is the cost of a Smart Fit franchise? 16 million pesos, which includes the
franchise fee, which is 1 million pesos. The approximate return on investment is three
“We are looking for entrepreneurs with the same purpose as ours, who want to
impact the well-being of more and more Mexicans through high-quality fitness; We do
not need experts in gyms, in franchises, we need someone who is passionate about
serving, who loves their community,” Gómez Benet stressed.
This year, Smart Fit's organic growth plan in Mexico includes the opening of 40 gyms,
of which 20 were opened in the January-September period and the rest will be
inaugurated in the fourth quarter. By 2018, the company would open the same
number of branches. The estimated investment for both years would be 1,200 million
pesos (mp), 15 million pesos per unit.
“I don't see any reason why we can't grow at the same rate as in 2016,” said the
executive.
For the Brazilian firm, Mexico is a very attractive market, since it occupies first place
in childhood obesity and second in adult obesity, just below the United States. “It is a
market that needs us a lot, it is a market with 73% of obese people, a young market,
a market that is evolving rapidly in new technologies, in new lifestyles, we feel that it
is perfect for us,” he concluded. Gomez Benet.
In Mexico, the penetration of sports centers is 3.2% of the population, far below any
developed economy, where the penetration is 12 fifteen%; hence the high rates of
obesity and chronic diseases such as diabetes and hypertension.
13. Quality Management
Satisfy the client's needs to improve their quality of life, guaranteeing that they meet
their objectives in a given time, providing various physical activities with personalized
support according to their particular needs.
Based on the ISO 9001 standard of 2008, we are therefore committed to:
16.Offers
Smart fit offers some offers to its clients such as: Low prices, promotions, job offers,
raffles, medical evaluations, gifts, incentives, healthy eating, featured events, monthly
bonuses.
17.Service planning.
• The use and maintenance of the means necessary to provide the service, for
example: equipment and machines.
• The implementation of monitoring activities, for example: self-control, audits,
degree of customer satisfaction.
• Where necessary, the availability of work exercises, for example: applicable
instructions and formats.
• To provide a good service we want workers whose attitude towards customers
is good, by this we mean that they know how to behave, know how to speak in
front of the public, are friendly, who attract customers and who with their
attitude make customers feel good. customers.
• Smart fit will hire a nutritionist who will be in charge of studying each client's
situation, providing a personal service.
• Smart fit will hire a physiotherapist who will be in charge of giving massages
and rehabilitation classes. As you can see, we have chosen these people
because our needs are specific and the knowledge that each of these
graduates has perfectly matches.
19 . Support processes.
They include all the activities necessary to provide support to the entity:
Ensure that the skills of new employees are aligned with the company's culture and
values.
Smart fit tabulates the results of each test and generates graphic reports of the
physical evolution obtained by the member and trainer at a cardiovascular level,
flexibility, strength and jumpability, with the possibility of attaching the results
obtained to the member's email. Additionally, it can systematize anthropometry and
audiometry tests based on international protocols.
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22. Monitoring, control and evaluation
Smart fit monitors its instructors and affiliates and looks at the objectives they have to
improve their physical performance and the results will be seen through statistics that
are taken every three months since it is in the short, medium and long terms to see
what results they have obtained during that time and whether they have achieved the
objectives they had at the beginning of taking the results.
It has been proven that the key to building customer loyalty in a gym is to make their
experiences in it positive for their improvements, which helps to have tools in the
center that help and add value to the customer, as does the software for the gym.
Smart Fit gym. All gym processes, products and services must be oriented towards
clients and their needs to enrich your experience, but it is useless if these actions are
not measured. To do this, it is necessary to use performance indicators that tell us to
what extent clients are satisfied with our center, our service and our staff.
The vast majority of gym clients consume collective activities, compared to the rest of
the users who go to the Fitness room and other areas. Smart Fit analyzes this group
service in its latest ebook and offers a new perspective for sports centers to achieve
greater profitability in their centers with others through technology, stating that the
main motivation of users to attend directed activities is energy transmitted by training
in a group, followed by the need to interact with other people and have fun while
exercising. For these reasons, insist on the importance of digitizing the offer of
collective activities to maximize the profitability of the gym and make it easy for both
clients and to the instructor or coach.
25.Control of changes to annexes.
Smart fit manages these different formats, whether virtual or in-person, and this is
the page where the virtual contracts are located
https://www.smartfit.com.co/contratos .
• PEG: It is the most used and probably the best known. It is used for
photography work, because it is the one that can capture the most colors.
• One of its main advantages is that you can reduce the size of the image
without affecting its quality. Despite these advantages, the JPEG format is
not highly recommended for illustrations and graphics.
• GIF: It is a very specific format, which works very well for certain types of
images. The GIF format allows transparencies, and also supports
animations. In fact, its main function is usually associated with animations
and moving images. It has fewer colors than the JPEG format, so it is more
appropriate for illustrations and graphics, although we should avoid it in
high-quality images.
• PNG: Use transparencies and graphics with higher quality. It is the most
used for websites, because it allows you to handle lighter photos, without
sacrificing image quality. Allows transparencies for work without
backgrounds. Illustrations and graphics.
• BMP: It is the typical bitmap. The image is formed from a template of pixels,
without losing quality at any time, so it is appropriate for saving images that
we later want to manipulate. It is true that the BMP format has a main
disadvantage, and that is that the files usually have very large sizes.
• TIF: It is capable of storing images in incomparable quality. This format uses
color depth from 1 to 32 bits, and it is also a very suitable format for images
that we are going to print. Its main drawback is that, like BMP, it generates
excessively large files.
26.SWOT Matrix
STRENGTHS
OPPORTUNITIES
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staff to clients
· Flexible schedule
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customer service
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· Qualified
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(zumba,yoga,spinning,high low)
functions
WEAKNESSES THREATS
1. Introduction.........................................................................................4
General objective:....................................................................................5
Specific objectives:..................................................................................5
3.Definitions............................................................................................6
4. Generalities......................................................................................7
5. Brief description of the company.....................................................8
5.1. Mission and vision........................................................................8
5.2. Values...........................................................................................8
6. Smart fit functional organization chart............................................9
1 .Services provided in the reception area........................................11
10 .Description of the positions of the sub areas.............................13
- CARDIO:............................................................................................14
• FREE WEIGHTS:...............................................................................14
PERSONAL TRAINING:.....................................................................14
• BOXING:............................................................................................14
• PILATES:............................................................................................14
• ABDOMEN:.......................................................................................15
• ZUMBA:.............................................................................................15
• AEROBICS:........................................................................................15
12. Strategic processes:....................................................................15
13. Quality Management..................................................................18
15.Tenders.............................................................................................20
16.Offers................................................................................................20
17.Service planning...............................................................................21
18. Performance of the service:.............................................................22
19 . Support processes...........................................................................23
21.Evaluation Processes:.......................................................................25
22. Monitoring, control and evaluation.................................................26
23.Definition of management indicators...............................................27
27.Checklist
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