
THE GYM FLOOR
Strength training and a large equipment selection.

Obsidian is bigger than a workout. Give every member a simple way to discover the people, spaces and experiences already around them.
Obsidian's training floor, recovery facilities and pool create a complete visit. Coaches, food and community events give members more reasons to stay involved.
Each space has a different next action. At the entrance, a newcomer wants to understand access. On the training floor, a member may be ready for a coach. After training, recovery and food become relevant.
We place small, premium touchpoints at those moments. A tap opens a mobile destination selected for that exact location. The physical piece remains while the links can change.
Proposed Obsidian piece · concept visualYour black epoxy concept feels at home on the training floor. It can open a focused Obsidian experience in one touch, with its QR code available as a backup.
Use a coach card, a recovery sign or a stand at Triple Egg to lead to a different action. Every placement should earn its place.
See the touchpointsThe piece shown is a proposal visual. Final form, placement and Obsidian branding require the venue's approval.Training is the beginning. Recovery, poolside time, coaching, food and community are all part of the experience that a well placed tap can reveal.

Strength training and a large equipment selection.

A slower moment after training.

Clear information at the entrance to recovery.

Help members find the full recovery offer.

Events and people worth coming back for.
Choose a touchpoint. The first option changes with the place, so each tap answers the most useful question before showing what else is possible.
A visitor can see available passes, the facilities and how to join without searching across several pages.

A piece on the training floor or a card carried by a coach can introduce the right expertise when a member is ready for support.

A refined sign at the recovery entrance can explain the pool, cold plunge, sauna and onsen, then point to the food offer on site.

By the cabanas or Triple Egg, a tap can open the current menu and help members discover the next community event.

Each format solves a small practical problem. Together they introduce more of the venue without adding work for the team every time a member has a question.
First action: memberships, passes and a clear introduction to the facilities.
First action: personal training, recovery and community events.
First action: a coach profile and an approved booking or contact route.
First action: facility guidance and the rest of the recovery experience.
First action: the current menu, then Obsidian's membership and events.
First action: upcoming community plans, social follow and honest feedback.
Obsidian's website labels the outdoor functional and calisthenics area, coworking space and Pilates studio as coming soon. Once those spaces open, the same system can give each one its own useful touchpoint without changing the overall experience today.
Begin with twelve proposed pieces across the busiest spaces. Measure which placements members use, then refine the pages and extend only where the experience is genuinely useful.
Membership discovery and a simple route back.
Coaching, recovery and community at natural pause points.
A trial with willing trainers and approved profile links.
Guidance at the recovery entrance, plunge and cabanas.
Food and a route to what is happening next.
Numbers and exact placement are discussion points, subject to a site walk. Tap counts by piece can be reported; bookings, sales and reviews need separate attribution if Obsidian wants those outcomes measured.
We would love to show how a small pilot can connect training, recovery, coaches, Triple Egg and the community through one elegant gesture.