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Yizhaoweide is identified as a fitness club and gym chain. Chinese fitness brand

Last updated November 4, 2026

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Overview

Yizhaoweide (一兆韦德), also known as OneMega, is a Chinese fitness brand identified in the supplied evidence as a fitness club and gym chain. The evidence supports describing it at that category level, but does not provide reliable details about its founding, ownership, headquarters, locations, specific services, or current operating status. Its websites are listed as https://www.yzwd.com.cn and https://www.onemega.com; no additional company or product information is available in the supplied material.

History

The supplied evidence identifies Yizhaoweide (一兆韦德), also known as OneMega, as a Chinese fitness brand operating a fitness club and gym chain, but provides no dated historical information. It does not establish when the business began, who founded it, how it developed, whether it expanded into particular markets, or whether there have been ownership or leadership changes. Accordingly, a reliable narrative history cannot be constructed from the available material without adding unsupported claims.

  • 一兆韦德 is a fitness club (gym) chain brand operating in China.

Products and positioning

Identified as a Chinese fitness brand operating a fitness club and gym chain; further positioning is not established by the supplied evidence.

  • Fitness club / gym services

    一兆韦德 operates fitness clubs (gyms) as a chain, providing gym facilities and fitness services.

Controversies

  • 2023

    Partial closures at Will's Fitness raise concerns over operations and refunds

    An investigation by the Shanghai rumor-refutation platform confirmed that some stores were closed, under maintenance, or had suspended pool services, and the company admitted closing some underperforming stores due to operating pressure. The investigation also found that an online uniform refund announcement was forged and that most stores were operating normally; the company said it had completed 115 million yuan in financing. Progress: some closures were confirmed; the online uniform refund announcement was debunked. Entity involved: Will's Fitness.

  • 2023

    Members seek redress as wages go unpaid, stores close and card refunds stall

    Since 2023, Will's Fitness has closed stores in multiple locations and fallen behind on employee wages and mall rent; members seeking card refunds face 30%–40% fees and waits of one to two years; one member in Hangzhou paid 210,000 yuan for a card and then all three stores closed. The company debunked an announcement claiming 'capital chain rupture and full refunds' as forged. Many members are seeking redress; in July it stopped selling long-term cards.

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