Impuls has launched a new €1m full-service fitness club in the heart of Lithuania’s capital city, Vilnius.

The club is the first in the Baltic region to feature milon equipment, which performs a thorough analysis of the body in seconds and automatically produces a tailored programme based on muscle structure and goals.

Located in a former casino and restaurant building, the new club spans 2,150sq m over three floors and, as well as the gym, includes a sauna, rest areas, two group exercise studios, a functional training zone and a weights area.

Membership costs €65 a month, with the primary target audience being city centre workers.

“The centre of Vilnius has a shortage of top-level fitness facilities,” says Impuls CEO Vidmantas Siugzdinis. “We’re confident that both residents and people working nearby will appreciate this place and its hi-tech equipment.”

The Impuls chain has 12 facilities in Lithuania, of which six are in Vilnius. The company also launched a low-cost brand last year, Lemon Gym, which currently operates in Lithuania and Latvia, and entered Estonia at the end of last year by acquiring local operator Arctic Sports Clubs.