Rick Mayo, Alloy Personal Training Franchise

Communication on how you are going to open is important for members to make an informed decision. Overall the general sentiment has been really positive.

ROSWELL, Ga. (PRWEB)
May 08, 2020

Local Georgia businessman and entrepreneur, Rick Mayo, was among one of the first businesses to reopen after a nationwide lockdown, successfully opening both Georgia based Alloy personal training locations in Roswell and Suwanee.

Mayo has owned and operated the award-winning Alloy Personal Training studio with two locations in Georgia for 30 years and began franchising the concept nationally late last year. Alloy was one of the last businesses able to remain open because the fitness concept met all the Georgia requirements for proper social distancing and other safety precautions. The closure for Alloy lasted four weeks, with both locations reopening during stage 1. One location opened on April 27th and the other on May 3rd.

Alloy quickly responded to the unprecedented closure and pivoted their offering to digital-only via the Alloy Personal Training App in the wake of the closure. Alloy immediately loaned equipment to members and created three personalized workouts for each member based on available equipment they had at home.

The team at Alloy said that they were anticipating smaller numbers, however many people returned, and the schedules are quickly returning to normal. The Alloy for Women only facility opened with a reduced capacity of 4 people per hour (usually eight people per hour) and booked all available hours. The flagship location, in Rosewell, referred to as “the mothership,” also reduced spaces and are training six people with one coach and can maintain safe social distancing and keeping people in their own space.

The Alloy Team thoroughly cleaned and sanitized and shared their progress openly with the Alloy community. According to Mayo, “The general sentiment has been really positive, and people are slowly returning to normal activities, 50% of our members have already returned in the first week. One firmly stating that the Alloy facility was “50 times cleaner than the produce department.”

Both locations, in addition to the deep sanitizing, have also implemented other precautionary measures such as:

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  Prominent hand washing supplies and reminders
• Keeping the front door cracked open
• Locker room door to remain slightly open for increased ventilation
• Footplates to open doors
• Increased sanitation of equipment
• Limits on the number of people in the gyms at any one time
• Mask and gloves are welcome but not required

“Safety is what is important to the community, and a safe community is what is important to us,” says Suzanne Robb, COO of Alloy Personal Training.

“Messaging on how you are going to open is important. It gives clients the ability to make an informed decision based on knowing things like how many people will be allowed in each session, handling of the equipment, and what is expected of members and coaches. This communication lets them know that you are thinking ahead to take care of them by limiting their exposure to other,.” says Anthony Wilkins, Co-Owner of the Alloy for Women location in Suwanee, GA.

Georgia was one of the last states to be affected by the shutdown and the first to reopen successfully. The Alloy businesses paid their entire staff during the shutdown and collected reduced membership dues by offering virtual training from almost 80% of members.

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About Alloy:

Alloy’s fitness program was created in 1992 around a very straightforward philosophy: people who get personalized coaching get better results. The Alloy systems, platforms, and know-how have already been used to serve millions of members in thousands of fitness facilities around the world and was recently awarded the AFS Fitness Business of the Year.

Alloy’s established, effective fitness platform and business management solutions have delivered real results throughout the world. Alloy Personal Training Franchise gives franchisees the chance to make an impact, both on their community and their future with a branded, brick-and-mortar Alloy Personal Training franchise location.

Today, Alloy programs are among the most effective programs in the world for helping people, especially those over 50, who want to look and feel their absolute best.

Learn more at http://alloyfranchise.com

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Incorrect ergonomic arrangement and stressed work style often increases neck and shoulder discomfort, and aggravates eye strain and tiredness.

LONDON (PRWEB)
May 06, 2020

While many modern workstations have been ergonomically designed with the well-being of the occupant in mind, that may not be the case for the average home office. With a huge segment of the workforce now working from home due to COVID-19, the typical “home office” might just be a place at the kitchen table, a small desk in a spare bedroom or even a spot on the couch. According to Dr. Erik Peper, Professor of Holistic Health Studies at San Francisco State University and President of the Biofeedback Federation of Europe, “Incorrect ergonomic arrangement and stressed work style often increases neck, shoulder discomfort and aggravates eye strain and tiredness.” His book, “Muscle Biofeedback at the Computer” co-authored with Katherine Hughes Gibney, provides a wealth of information for health practitioners on how to assess and train their clients in various biofeedback techniques for optimal health while working at the computer.

The digital version of the book has been made available as a free download from the Biofeedback Federation of Europe. It is ideal for clinicians already using biofeedback as well as those interested in learning how access to physiological data can aid in better outcomes for their clients.

Dr. Peper offers many tips on things that individuals can do to minimize the challenges of working from home on his blog “the peper perspective.” Among them are scheduling mini breaks throughout the day, minimizing eye fatigue, practicing diaphragmatic breathing and optimizing arrangement of the home office setup. He explores these topics in depth in his forthcoming book “Tech Stress: How Technology Is Hijacking Our Lives, Strategies for Coping, and Pragmatic Ergonomics” (Peper, E., Harvey, R., & Faass) Berkeley: North Atlantic Books.

About Erik Peper, Ph.D., BCB

Erik is an international authority on biofeedback and self-regulation. Since 1970 he has been researching factors that promote healing. He is Professor of Holistic Health Studies, Institute for Holistic Health Studies, at San Francisco State University. He is President of the Biofeedback Federation of Europe and past President of the Association for Applied Psychophysiology and Biofeedback. He holds Senior Fellow (Biofeedback) certification from the Biofeedback Certification Institute of America. He has a biofeedback practice at Biofeedback Health. He received the 2004 California Governor’s Safety Award for his work on Healthy Computing. He is an author of numerous scientific articles and books Make Health Happen, Fighting Cancer-A Nontoxic Approach to Treatment, and Biofeedback Mastery. His new co-authored book, TechStress: How Technology is Hijacking Our Lives, Strategies for Coping, and Pragmatic Ergonomics, will be published August, 2020. He publishes the blog, the peper perspective: ideas on illness, health and well-being, and is a recognized expert on holistic health, stress management and workplace health and has been featured on ABCNews.com and in GQ, Glamour, Men’s Health, the San Francisco Chronicle, Shape, and Women’s Health.

About the Biofeedback Federation of Europe

The Biofeedback Federation CIC is a community interest company based in the UK dedicated to increasing awareness about the benefits of biofeedback and providing education, training and certification to professionals. It is entirely supported by revenues generated in its online shop, through sponsorships and donations. For more information, visit the BFE Online Shop.

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“This acquisition marks an exciting step for BeaverFit as a global brand, as we expand into new marketplaces, offering world-class equipment,” said Tom Beaver, BeaverFit’s co-founder.

RENO, Nev. (PRWEB)
May 07, 2020

BeaverFit, a leading manufacturer of military outdoor fitness equipment and container gyms acquired Mobile Fitness Equipment (MFE), one of the nation’s leading providers of mobile fitness training equipment for consumers on April 15, 2020. This acquisition secures BeaverFit’s position as the global leader in outdoor and mobile fitness training equipment for both commercial and consumer audiences. The consolidation of these innovative and proprietary products will accelerate BeaverFit’s strategy to bring its revolutionary products and capabilities to the commercial, personal training and home-user markets.

“This acquisition marks an exciting step for BeaverFit as a global brand, as we expand into new marketplaces, offering world-class equipment,” said Tom Beaver, BeaverFit’s co-founder. “It has been our mission, from the very beginning, to build equipment that serves a training goal in the most effective way possible. Because of this, we are delighted to have acquired a provider that operates under a similar ethos.”

BeaverFit leads all aspects of the design and manufacturing of unique fitness equipment, tactical-operational tools, and turnkey training facilities designed and distributed as solutions for global military forces, first responders, fortune 100 corporations, major fitness clubs, universities, schools, sports teams and others.

“We’ve had our eye on Mobile Fitness for years because of their innovative designs and passion to support personal trainers and fitness industry professionals,” said Alex Roodhouse, BeaverFit’s co-founder. “We already support U.S. and NATO military forces with outdoor training equipment ranging from container gyms to rappel towers and shoot houses. By adding Mobile Fitness to our portfolio, we’re able to bring the same focus and innovation to the non-military marketplace.”

Mobile Fitness has almost a decade of experience creating outdoor training products such as their TrailerFit™ and HitchFit™ products that are made for mobile fitness training. The Mobile Fitness team will integrate seamlessly into BeaverFit’s new Mobile Solutions Category, with Mobile Fitness’ Founder and CEO Greg Monaco joining BeaverFit as the new Mobile Solutions Category Manager focusing on commercial fitness locations, personal trainers and home gym users.

“Mobile Fitness launched with the mission of delivering fitness to communities, sports teams and institutions with advanced mobile training solutions,” said Monaco. “Combining our mobile personal training equipment products with BeaverFit’s line creates new opportunities and expanding possibilities in the commercial, fitness professional and consumer markets. Our tools will give them the competitive advantages they need to take their outdoor training to the next level.”

After April 15, 2020, Mobile Fitness ceased all business to the marketplace including the discontinuation of the brand. BeaverFit acquired all Mobile Fitness’ product lines as well as key employees to support the continuation of the product line.

“We couldn’t be more excited to welcome Greg and Mobile Fitness to our team,” said Mike Taylor, BeaverFit’s co-founder. “Their focus on product mobility and enabling training in outdoor and public spaces is uniquely important, especially during these times of social distancing and the closure of communal gym spaces. It’s never been more important to be able to train safely outside than it is today.”

To learn more about BeaverFit please visit beaverfit.com.

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EGYM Virtual Event Conquering The Crisis

“As our communities begin to open up again, technology in the health club and fitness space is going to become more important than ever as a tool to leverage for business success,” said O’Rourke. “Also, with new customer dynamics to consider, it is crucial operators have a reliable plan.”

BOULDER, Colo. (PRWEB)
May 07, 2020

EGYM, a global fitness technology leader providing fitness and health facilities with intelligent hardware and software solutions, announced a live webinar event, Conquering the Crisis: How Tech Will Help Gyms Pivot, to help gym operators understand the critical role digital solutions alongside hardware, will play in planning for the ‘new normal’. EGYM, in tandem with the – Fitness Industry Technology Council’s CEO Bryan O’Rourke, invite gym owners and operators to a discussion on the critical topic of how the industry can leverage technology post the COVID-19 lockdown on May 12, 2020, 12:00 PM Mountain Time (U.S. and Canada).

The world has changed and members are not just health-focused anymore; they are also hygiene-conscious. Crowded places present new risks – perceived and real – and social distancing is not going anywhere soon. These new realities will have a significant impact on gyms. That’s why it has become essential for gym owners to actively manage members’ visits, club cleaning, and staff preparedness in new ways.

Dana Milkie, VP of Digital for EGYM, and a fitness industry veteran commented, “The team at EGYM is excited to partner with FITC to deliver a webinar that shares specific tools and approaches we think are going to be critical moving forward post-COVID-19.”

Topics will include:

• Key considerations for “gyms of the future”
• Trends accelerated by the pandemic and how to capitalize on this opportunity
• A look at an industry solution that provides you with:
• A flexible and easy way to adapt to quickly changing regulations and expectations
• A toolkit to reliably get members (back) into the gym and develop healthy habits
• Information to prepare you for the likely challenges of recurring lockdown scenarios

Panelists:

“As our communities begin to open up again, technology in the health club and fitness space is going to become more important than ever as a tool to leverage for business success,” said O’Rourke. “Also, with new customer dynamics to consider, it is crucial operators have a reliable plan. We will explore what that success really means with two respected leaders in the fitness industry that I trust.”

For registration and more information please follow the link provided:

Conquering the Crisis: How Tech Will Help Gyms Pivot.

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About EGYM

EGYM is a global fitness technology leader providing fitness and health facilities with intelligent workout solutions. EGYM makes exercising smarter and more efficient with its comprehensive suite of connected gym equipment and digital products that integrate seamlessly with 3rd-party hard- and software. The result is a fully connected training experience that drives measurable business and health outcomes on and off the training floor.

EGYM’s global headquarters are in Munich, Germany, with North American offices in Boulder, Colorado.

https://egym.com

About The Fitness Industry Technology Council

The Fitness Industry Technology Council is a not for profit consortium of leading professionals and organizations representing the fitness industry. The council seeks to grow the fitness industry, improve fitness user experience through thoughtful adoption of technologies, and mature the collection of real-time wellness data through the creation of interoperability standards.

FITC’s headquarters are located in the New Orleans, Louisiana area.

http://www.fittechcouncil.org/

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“We have to get away from the idea of annihilating these things in our local environment. It just plays upon fear.”

NEW YORK (PRWEB)
May 06, 2020

Even prior to the current health crisis, on average Americans spent as much as 90% of their time indoors. According to EPA studies, indoor air can be up to five times more polluted than outdoor air, exposing us to harmful organisms that make us sick and can weaken our immune systems. The CDC states 80% of all infectious diseases are transmitted by touch, underlying the need to ensure our surfaces and objects are free from the threat of these harmful pathogens as well. Betterair has designed solutions to resolve these problems that naturally clean your indoor air as well as surfaces.    

One of the reasons our indoor environment is more unsafe is our over reliance on cleaning products and their claims to kill 99% of germs. In addition to killing germs, these products are killing good bacteria, which are necessary for healthy living. According to Dr. Keiji Fukuda in The New York Times, “We have to get away from the idea of annihilating these things in our local environment. It just plays upon fear.”

In fact, our overuse of chemical and artificial cleaners is creating superbugs that are resistant to current medicine. The more we sterilize, the more we will create superbugs that will result in deadlier pandemics. Scientific American warned of this potential development more than a decade ago, but we have continued in our overuse of these products and sterilization methods. This causes our immune system to weaken because we need to interact with nature and her natural occurring bacteria. According to Dr. Meg Lemon, in The New York Times, “Our immune system needs a job. We evolved over millions of years to have our immune systems under constant assault. Now they have nothing to do.”

It is essential we minimize our use of these cleansing products and balance our indoor ecology so that good bacteria can flourish while bad bacteria can be controlled. Betterair’s all-natural probiotic process removes the allergens, mold, and pathogens in the air and on surfaces without using synthetic means that can create superbugs. Betterair’s probiotics balance the indoor ecology, eliminating the threat these organisms pose. While other purifiers kill the good bacteria along with the bad, Betterair does not. Plus Betterair is safe, simple, and filter less.

Betterair provides ecological restoration indoors through patented, automated systems that disperse environmental probiotics into the air and on surfaces. The result is the reduction of illnesses, breathing disorders, allergic reactions and other pollutant-based ailments that are caused by these toxins. It’s time for us to work with Nature, not against it.

For more on Betterair, visit betterairus.com and follow on Facebook, Twitter, Instagram, and YouTube

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workshop topics include nutrition and superfoods, at-home cardio and full body toning, yoga for healing, meditation, DIY ritual baths, and more

PUERTO VALLARTA, Mexico (PRWEB)
April 30, 2020

In support of social distancing, Grand Velas Riviera Nayarit has postponed its annual Wellnessing Getaway and instead will host a day-long wellness experience online on Friday, May 1st. Streaming on the Velas Resorts Facebook page, the online event will offer free video workshops from 10 fitness, physical and mental health, and wellness experts in the U.S. and Mexico. Workshop topics include nutrition and superfoods, at-home cardio and full body toning, yoga for healing, meditation, DIY ritual baths, and more.

Participating U.S. hosts and their workshop topics include:

• Karla Tafra, Seattle-based yoga instructor and nutritionist – Nutrition & Superfoods;
• Rachael DeVaux, wellness influencer and certified personal trainer – 15-min Full Body Workout;
• Rebecca Louise, fitness influencer – Burn Fat Full Body Cardio + Tone;
• Danica Johnson, international yoga teacher – Yoga for Healing + Vitality;
• Nikki Sharp, wellness expert, international speaker, and 2x best-selling author – The Science of Happiness;
• and Mama Medicine Deborah Hanekamp – Ritual Baths.

Additionally, influencers in the space from Mexico and their workshops include:

• Rebeca Sutton, Mexican fitness trainer and founder of Cardio & Sculpt Power Yoga system – Dance Workout;
• Beatriz Madrazo, Mexican physiotherapist – Art Therapy;
• Ana Paula Domínguez, founder and director of the Mexican Institute of yoga – Immersion Session for Anxiety Relief and Grounding;
• and Roberto Gopar, sound therapy.

For a full schedule and to pre-register for a reminder, visit bit.ly/WellnessingOnlineDay. For more information about Velas Resorts, please visit https://www.velasresorts.com.

More About the Hosts:

About Roberto Gopar:

Born in the city of Oaxaca, Mexico, Roberto Gopar is a pioneer in the research, spreading, and use of music therapy as a complementary treatment for various conditions. He has dedicated 26 years of his life to the research of vibration effects in multiple ancestral instruments, based on the three spheres of being: physical, mental emotional and spiritual.

About Rachael DeVaux:

Rachael DeVaux is a registered dietitian and certified personal trainer sharing her tips for a healthy lifestyle. She grew up in Washington and graduated from Oregon State University with a Bachelor’s degree in Dietetics. DeVaux completed her dietetic internship at the University of Northern Colorado’s distance DI Spring of 2016, and soon after became a licensed nutritionist.

About Danica Johnson:

Danica Johnson is a certified international yoga instructor having taught in Spain, Germany, Mexico, Canada, Sweden, and Morocco. Based in Seattle, Washington, she offers private, corporate, and studio yoga classes, ranging from gentle restorative yoga to heated power vinyasa. She helps her students to cultivate body love, a sense of self-acceptance, and creativity.

About Karla Tafra:

Originally from Croatia, Karla Tafra is a yoga teacher, nutritionist, content creator and social media influencer who currently resides in Seattle, Washington. Certified & registered with Yoga Alliance since 2010, Karla offers a variety of classes, from ashtanga & vinyasa to power, yin & prenatal. As a certified IIN (Institute for Integrative Nutrition) Health Coach & Nutritionist, Karla creates custom plans for each and every individual, accommodating all diets and allergens (vegan, vegetarian, paleo, pescatarian, Whole 30, keto, gluten free, dairy free, sugar free).

About Ana Paula Domínguez:

Founder and director of the Mexican Institute of yoga, and a certified Kundalini Yoga instructor, Ana Paula Domínguez studied the traditional system of Indian medicine (Ayurveda) in India and the United States, under the guidance of Dr. Vasant Lad. She had written several books, and is currently a facilitator for the “Harmonizer Program” of the PeaceEarth Foundation, with UNESCO.

About Beatriz Madrazo:

Beatriz Madrazo is a Mexican physiotherapist focused on emotional expressions through Art Therapy. She achieved two master’s degrees in Mexico: Psychoanalytic Psychotherapy for Children and Adolescents at Asociacion Psicoanalitica Mexicana (APM), as well as Human Development at the Universidad Iberoamericana. Having participated in two Art Therapy training courses in the USA and Canada, she is currently completing high-level degree training in Clinical Psychology at Asociacion Psicoanalitica Mexicana (APM).

About Rebecca-Louise:

Rebecca’s mission is to help people feel like the best version of themselves every single day by bringing exciting workouts and tasty recipes, as well as giving them the motivation to do it. Her true passion is fitness and helping others to improve their lives through living a healthy, active lifestyle.

About Nikki Sharp:

Nikki Sharp is a certified health coach and wellness expert. Her mission is to spread the knowledge of healthy living for the mind, body and soul.

About Rebeca Sutton:

Rebecca Sutton is a Mexican entrepreneur, fitness trainer, and founder of Cardio & Sculpt Power Yoga system, which blends yoga postures with cardio exercises. Sutton is also known as one of the most influential core power trainers in Latin America.

About Deborah Hanekamp:

Author of the recently published book Ritual Baths, Deborah Hanekamp’s mission is to empower people to be their own healer. She believes the true master, healer, teacher is the power of love.

About Velas Resorts:

Velas Resorts in Riviera Maya, Puerto Vallarta, Riviera Nayarit, and Los Cabos have earned 56 AAA Diamonds, including the prestigious Five Diamond Award. Other esteemed international awards for services and facilities include Virtuoso’s Best Family Program, Forbes Travel Guide Five Star Award for spa, and TripAdvisor’s Hall of Fame, among others. Offering unparalleled all-inclusive experiences, properties include Grand Velas in Los Cabos, with dramatic ocean views and unique spaces infusing every area of the resort; Grand Velas Riviera Nayarit, which enjoys a long stretch of pristine beach and a dramatic backdrop of the Sierra Madre mountains; and Grand Velas Riviera Maya, offering a sophisticated resort experience in the Caribbean with jungle and beach settings. In Puerto Vallarta, Casa Velas is a boutique adults-only hotel and beach club located on the Marina Vallarta Golf Course, and Velas Vallarta, a family-friendly all suites resort and spa located on Banderas Bay. Mar del Cabo, a boutique hotel on Mexico’s Baja Peninsula, opened in December 2018 as its only European Plan offering. Eduardo Vela Ruiz, founder and president of Velas Resorts, operates Velas Resorts with brother Juan Vela, vice president of Velas Resorts, by his side. Explore tips, recipes, lifestyle and travel trends, and the latest news about Velas Resorts on the digital mag: http://www.velasmagazine.com.

#StayforMay Give Back Program

With over 90% of gyms shut down due to COVID-19, many are struggling…we feel a moral obligation to help gym owners do everything they can to stay in business, and knowing that membership dues keep the lights on, we’re hopeful this program helps gyms retain more members in May.

COLUMBUS, Ohio (PRWEB)
April 29, 2020

Thousands of independently owned and operated gyms have been forced to shut down as a result of COVID-19 and are struggling to retain members. In efforts to give back, four fitness brands have united to give gyms over $20M in incentives to offer their members who continue to keep their memberships active for the month of May.

The #StayforMay initiative is spearheaded by O2 Recovery Drink, an oxygenated recovery drink brand sold at grocery stores, online, and gyms throughout the United States that have been negatively impacted by COVID-19. O2, along with partner brands Born Primitive, Puori, and Bear KompleX, recently pledged 50% of profits from online sales in March and April to be donated back to gym owners. Now, they’re offering a combined $100 gift card to every gym member in America who belongs to a gym that has participated in their profit-sharing program (over 2,000 gyms to date) as long as the member continues to pay his or her membership dues for the month of May.

“Gym owners are some of the most critical members of our society responsible for keeping our community fit and healthy, which is more important now than ever,” said Dave Colina, O2’s Founder & CEO. “With over 90% of gyms shut down due to COVID-19, many are struggling to retain their members, and we don’t believe enough is being done for them. We feel a moral obligation to help gym owners do everything they can to stay in business, and knowing that membership dues keep the lights on, we’re hopeful this program helps gyms retain more members in May than they otherwise would have.”

“WOW!!!!!!! This just made me have a bit more hope. I am sending out an email about May memberships this week, and this is going to help myself and so many other gym owners out there,” said the owner of one participating CrossFit gym in Michigan.

“This is what effective help looks like. It’s literally more than my government or bank has done,” said the owner of another participating CrossFit gym in Ohio.

So far, the profit-sharing initiative has raised well into the six figures to be donated back to participating gyms. Gym members from all over the United States have rallied in support of their gym owners and favorite instructors, and the proof is in the voice of the fitness community. So far, the number of people across the United States that have supported their local gym as a result of the initiative is over 10,000 and growing exponentially each day. The gift card initiative is the final extension of that program, and gyms can enroll to offer this to their members until May 1.

If you are an independent gym owner that has been forced to close because of COVID-19, visit drinko2.com/stayformay to learn more about participating in this program.

About O2

Now more than ever, people are working out like elite athletes, but not taking the time to recover like the pros. O2 is making recovery more accessible, enjoyable, and convenient to help solve that problem. Developed by a physician and a CrossFit® trainer, O2 is a non-carbonated, keto-friendly recovery drink blending oxygenated water with electrolytes to help athletes accelerate their recovery without compromising their health.

Spend less time recuperating and more time accomplishing. Check out drinko2.com for more info and follow @drinko2recovery on Instagram.

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PEAR Pro Trainer

I need a mobile solution now, more than ever, to make sure we are able to keep a high level of training in the midst of all that is going on in the world today. PEAR Pro Trainer came through with a simple, effective digital program that gets the job done. My NFL off-season guys really love it.

NEWPORT BEACH, Calif. (PRWEB)
April 29, 2020

PEAR Sports®, creators of the PEAR Health & Fitness Platform™ that delivers smart digital coaching technology, has launched PEAR Pro Trainer™. Pro Trainer is a powerful platform that provides all the tools needed for personal trainers to create dynamic video and audio workouts with 1:1 human touch tele-coaching. Personalized coaching programs can now be delivered by trainers to individuals and groups no matter where they are.

PEAR Pro Trainer solves many of the challenges facing individual personal trainers today. Trainers can be up-and-running with Pro Trainer in minutes. The solution includes an extensive exercise library of movements, a simple drag-and-drop interface, real-time, dynamic audio messaging for heart rate-based workouts, custom coaching audio cues and symbiotic music. Additional features include calendar management, private communications tools and reported results for both trainers and clients. This allows personal trainers to use PEAR Pro Trainer to create their own digital programming style, earn additional income through tele-coaching, and geographically expand their reach. Providing smart, human tele-coaching with bespoke content and guidance is particularly valuable now, while most gyms are closed, and clients are working out at home.

Dave Hannum, President/General Manager, PEAR Sports, said, “Today, personal trainers must be digitally connected with their clients. Pro Trainer is PEAR’s instant-publish program, designed and priced to provide professional fitness trainers with a complete tele-coaching platform. It’s extremely easy to use for both trainers and clients, providing instruction, inspiration and accountability over distance.”

Clint Martin, Level 5 and Division 1 Strength Coach, commented, “I need a mobile solution now, more than ever, to make sure we are able to keep a high level of training in the midst of all that is going on in the world today. PEAR Pro Trainer came through with a simple, effective digital program that gets the job done. My NFL off-season guys really love it.”

PEAR Sports provides a full range of fitness and wellness platforms, extending from PEAR Pro Trainer’s instant-publish programs, to fully custom, mobile solutions with professional coach programming, engagement tools, and data analytics insights. The PEAR platforms are designed to activate people with interactive, authentic content that captures meaningful results and performance metrics. To learn more about PEAR Pro Trainer, visit http://www.pearsports.com/pro-trainer.

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