Japan’s first eSports gym proving Asia’s dominance in competitive gaming investments

Imagine going to the gym that doesn’t require active wear, weights, burpee’s or even a drop of sweat…

Japan is opening its first gym for esports in Tokyo.

It will be a place for all gamers to train and get professional coaching, and just like the boxing ring … it will be known as ‘the competitive gaming space’

By the end of this month – amateur and professional gamers can step foot into the esports gym in the country’s capital city.

Gamers can join a lounge of PCs fitted out with some of Japan’s most popular games, including Valorant and League of Legends.

Just like a regular gym – people can opt for a one off visit, buy a monthly membership or pay extra for a personal coaching session.

This year global eSports revenue will reach over $1 billion dollars and Investors are taking notice.

eSports is dominated by Asia and this gym isn’t the first for the region…

There’s a 24-hour one in Singapore and a 10-story facility in South Korea.

In South Korea, professional gamers have access to a Nike-sponsored gym, nutritionists, cafeteria, and English language classes

The Tokyo Olympics are set to kick off in Just 80 days, featuring traditional sports like weight lifting, swimming and basketball…

But digital athletes may be able to win a medal by the next olympics in China, where a major eSports hub is currently being built.