Pakihi Māori - BA5 - He Tangata

Māori in Business Wairarapa BA5: He Tangata. It is the people.

Hosted by Hiit Club, Masterton

3 Papawai Place, MASTERTON

5:30pm, Thursday 13 March 2025

Spaces are limited, so a ticket is essential.

He Tangata. It is the people.

This whakataukī is at the core of everything I do. I took on this studio not just as a business, but as a way to give back—to support, to uplift, and to create something that helps people grow. The Wairarapa has given me a lifestyle I never imagined possible, and that’s because of the people who make up this community. It’s their energy, their support, and their shared commitment to growth that inspire me every day. He Tangata reminds me that without people, we lose our sense of purpose. Our connections—whether with family, friends, or even those we cross paths with briefly—shape who we are and why we do what we do.

Hiit Club is more than just a place to train. It’s a space where people come to challenge themselves, to push past limits, and to realise what they’re capable of. It’s about showing up—not just for yourself, but for the people around you. Fitness isn’t just about how fast you run or how heavy you lift. It’s about the confidence you gain, the resilience you build, and the way those things carry over into your daily life. It’s about being a stronger person—for yourself, for your loved ones, and for your community.

Our purpose is to create an environment where people can thrive. We’re here to help you grow physically, but also mentally and emotionally. Every session, every challenge, every small win builds towards something bigger—towards a better, stronger version of yourself. And that growth doesn’t just stay within the walls of the studio. It ripples out into your life, affecting how you show up for your family, your friends, and your goals.

We believe in community over competition, in effort over perfection, and in progress over excuses. Everyone who walks through our doors is here for a reason—whether it’s to improve their health, find motivation, or simply feel a part of something bigger. We recognise that, and we honour it by showing up for each other. This is not just a gym. It’s a place where people connect, support, and push each other to be better.

At the end of the day, He Tangata is why we do this. It’s about the people. It always has been, and it always will be.