| 英文摘要 |
The COVID-19 pandemic impacted global lifestyles and heightened health awareness, with sports service businesses growing 16.4% annually from 2019-2024. This study examines the relationships among gym brand image, perceived value, and purchase intention, and whether demographic variables significantly influence these factors. Using questionnaire methodology with 125 valid samples analyzed through SPSS correlation and regression analysis, we investigated the relationships between brand image dimensions (functional, symbolic, experiential), perceived value dimensions (emotional, social, functional, quality), and purchase intention. Results indicate: (1) brand image positively influences perceived value; (2) symbolic and experiential dimensions of brand image significantly affect purchase intention; (3) emotional and functional values positively impact purchase intention; (4) demographic variables show no significant correlation with purchase intention. Post-pandemic, fitness businesses must adapt to changing consumer behaviors through digital transformation and personalized services, with this research providing practical marketing guidance. |