Gymbox is hosting a takeover at London institution Morley’s to host a one night only challenge for free wings and memberships.
Attendees can bag themselves free wings and free Gymbox memberships whilst challenging themselves at Morley’s Brick Lane store on 1 February.
Morley’s will be given a Gymbox make-over for the night, transforming it into a Chicken Shop with a challenge to work up a sweat.
DJs will be blasting the tunes and, with an assault bike set up in the shop, the floor belongs to guests to give it all they’ve got for a set distance and be in with a chance to win a year’s free Gymbox membership.
Anyone who takes part in the cycling speed challenge will bag themselves free wings and a free day pass to Gymbox.
Those who have come to support a friend and are here for the good vibes, will be entitled to free wings too if they buy a meal.
If a chicken shop challenge isn’t your vibe but you’re in the mood for some wings and a gym session, fear not, as Gymbox has worked with Morley’s to create its very own Wonka-style golden ticket chicken boxes.
Anyone purchasing a Morley’s chicken box between January 24 to 31 could be one of the lucky 200 to find a Gymbox golden ticket hidden inside complete with a free one-day Gymbox pass.
Morley’s famous wings are also available for all Gymbox members for free when they buy a meal at any Morley’s location.
Members just need to flash their Gymbox app and use secret code “bossmangymbox101”.
Rory McEntee, Brand and Marketing Director at Gymbox, said: “There’s not many establishments that represent the heart of the local community in London more than Morley’s, so we’re buzzing to team up with these chicken shop legends. From smashing wings to smashing the gym, we’re here to celebrate the balance in everyday life.”
Shan Selvendran, Managing Director at Morley’s, said: “Like Gymbox, we have a loyal and dedicated fan base, and love the community and support the brand fosters. Collaborating this season – when the mantra should be balance, not beating yourself up – makes so much sense.”