Gym franchise, Jetts Fitness, has signed on its 100,000th Australian member, proving the popularity of the anytime workout concept.

Jetts outlets are open 24 hours a day, seven days a week, and managing director Brendon Levenson said the the franchise’s popularity is indicative of a change in people’s lifestyle.

“Since its launch in 2007, Jetts has gone from strength to strength, which says a great deal about how customers’ needs have changed due to tighter budgets and busier schedules,” he said.

“People want to get into the gym, use the equipment that achieves results, and get out again.”

The 100,000th member to join Jetts was hairdresser Kaycee Pawluck of Goodna Queensland, who was rewarded with a year’s free membership.

“I chose Jetts over other gyms in my local area because as a hairdresser I work long hours particularly at night and I needed a gym that would be open after I finished work,” she said.