firstff.com

What It Is

firstff.com is the official website of Sanyitiyu Group Co., Ltd. Founded in 2016 and headquartered in Shenzhen, the company is a leading high-tech enterprise focused on community national fitness services in China. It addresses three core pain points for community residents: "wanting to exercise but can't find venues, middle-aged and elderly people don't know how to work out scientifically, and communities have venues but lack operational capacity". It collaborates with neighborhood committees to build 15-minute community fitness lifestyle circles.

Core Services & Pricing

Sanyitiyu has built three core service systems:

1. Smart booking for community sports venues: Covering various types of venues including basketball, badminton, and table tennis courts. Residents can check real-time availability, book and pay online directly via a WeChat Mini Program. Its AI scheduling system has increased venue utilization from 38% to 76%.
2. Accessible scientific fitness guidance: Every partnered community is assigned a state-certified social sports instructor, who provides one-on-one personalized workout plans for middle-aged and elderly users at no extra charge.
3. Community neighbor sports event organization: It hosts over 1,500 community events for all age groups every year to boost interaction among neighbors.

Pricing follows a public welfare plus low-fee model:

• For residents, fees are only 1/3 to 1/2 of what commercial gyms and sports venues charge. Some communities even offer 2 hours of free access daily for people over 60 years old.
• For partnered communities, it charges an operation service fee, and new partner communities get the first month's service fee completely waived.

Suitable Users & Access in China

This official website is for corporate presentation, and it can be accessed directly and normally. All core services are used via WeChat Mini Program. It is targeted at ordinary community residents in areas where the service has been launched, and is especially suitable for middle-aged and elderly fitness groups, as well as community neighborhood committees and property management looking to revitalize unused venues.

Overall, Sanyitiyu aligns with China's national fitness policy and addresses people's practical livelihood pain points, with strong operational data and positive user feedback. It is a socially valuable public convenience service, and only its coverage area still needs further expansion.