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Promotional Feature: Technogym

People are buying technology like never before, connecting to their content through smartphones, tablets, smart TV, PC and wearable devices. This trend has a huge impact on our industry and ‘Wellness-on-the-Go’ represents a great opportunity for all of us

Published in Health Club Management 2014 issue 10

Consumers now have more choice about how and where they choose to exercise, what they track and monitor and how they share workouts with their friends via social media.

Industry leader Technogym has developed mywellness cloud, a dedicated online fitness platform that can be accessed via connected Technogym equipment, and many personal devices, to keep operators and their customers constantly connected, thus providing a truly integrated and personalised training experience.

mywellness cloud for end-users
mywellness cloud is a platform that enhances people’s workout experiences and allows users to access their activity data, favourite content and workout programmes wherever they are, turning physical activity into a truly personalized experience “on the go”. Marketing director at Technogym, Alex Bennett comments: “In this era of the quantified self, members know more about themselves than ever before. The challenge for our Industry is how to tap into this data to gain useful insights to develop new services. mywellness cloud harnesses this approach, collecting data directly from equipment, and allowing members to aggregate their existing physical activity data from all the leading health and fitness apps in to one place.”

In the Gym – Smart Machines
UNITYTM is Technogym’s revolutionary cardio console. Built on an open Android 4 platform, it’s available on all Technogym cardio equipment. With intuitive swipe-screen navigation, users can swipe, scroll and tap through websites, TV, emails, social networking sites and popular apps while exercising. Users can also log in to their personal mywellness accounts to access real-time training data and programmes.

On the Go
Developed as a free app by Technogym for both Android and Apple devices, the mywellness app makes a member’s workout experience more personal, fun and effective by enabling them to manage their workout routine, track their results and access data on the go.

Linked to consumer apps and wearable devices
The integration of the mywellness cloud platform with popular GP S activity tracking apps and health devices allows for tracking of indoor and outdoor training data and biometrics, keeping all lifestyle data in one place. Popular apps and wearable devices include Strava, RunKeeper, MapMyfitness, Myfitnesspal, Polar and SWIMTAG.

mywellness cloud for operators
In addition to the end-user website, mywellness cloud has seven business applications to help you manage your business, from end-user profiling to programme prescription and user engagement. Flexible, scaleable and interactive, mywellness cloud allows you to choose the applications best suited for your business model.

Profile:
An innovative app that offers your business insights into what motivates each person to workout using an online ‘aspiration finder’.

Prescribe:
Create truly personalised programmes that can be assigned to a user’s mywellness account.

Self:
Allow your members to select their own programme from a library linked to their needs, goals, sport or aspiration.

Challenge:
Quickly and easily create challenges to motivate users and increase engagement with your facility and staff.

Coach:
Stay in contact with your members even when they are not in your facility.

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Promotional Feature: Technogym

People are buying technology like never before, connecting to their content through smartphones, tablets, smart TV, PC and wearable devices. This trend has a huge impact on our industry and ‘Wellness-on-the-Go’ represents a great opportunity for all of us

Published in Health Club Management 2014 issue 10

Consumers now have more choice about how and where they choose to exercise, what they track and monitor and how they share workouts with their friends via social media.

Industry leader Technogym has developed mywellness cloud, a dedicated online fitness platform that can be accessed via connected Technogym equipment, and many personal devices, to keep operators and their customers constantly connected, thus providing a truly integrated and personalised training experience.

mywellness cloud for end-users
mywellness cloud is a platform that enhances people’s workout experiences and allows users to access their activity data, favourite content and workout programmes wherever they are, turning physical activity into a truly personalized experience “on the go”. Marketing director at Technogym, Alex Bennett comments: “In this era of the quantified self, members know more about themselves than ever before. The challenge for our Industry is how to tap into this data to gain useful insights to develop new services. mywellness cloud harnesses this approach, collecting data directly from equipment, and allowing members to aggregate their existing physical activity data from all the leading health and fitness apps in to one place.”

In the Gym – Smart Machines
UNITYTM is Technogym’s revolutionary cardio console. Built on an open Android 4 platform, it’s available on all Technogym cardio equipment. With intuitive swipe-screen navigation, users can swipe, scroll and tap through websites, TV, emails, social networking sites and popular apps while exercising. Users can also log in to their personal mywellness accounts to access real-time training data and programmes.

On the Go
Developed as a free app by Technogym for both Android and Apple devices, the mywellness app makes a member’s workout experience more personal, fun and effective by enabling them to manage their workout routine, track their results and access data on the go.

Linked to consumer apps and wearable devices
The integration of the mywellness cloud platform with popular GP S activity tracking apps and health devices allows for tracking of indoor and outdoor training data and biometrics, keeping all lifestyle data in one place. Popular apps and wearable devices include Strava, RunKeeper, MapMyfitness, Myfitnesspal, Polar and SWIMTAG.

mywellness cloud for operators
In addition to the end-user website, mywellness cloud has seven business applications to help you manage your business, from end-user profiling to programme prescription and user engagement. Flexible, scaleable and interactive, mywellness cloud allows you to choose the applications best suited for your business model.

Profile:
An innovative app that offers your business insights into what motivates each person to workout using an online ‘aspiration finder’.

Prescribe:
Create truly personalised programmes that can be assigned to a user’s mywellness account.

Self:
Allow your members to select their own programme from a library linked to their needs, goals, sport or aspiration.

Challenge:
Quickly and easily create challenges to motivate users and increase engagement with your facility and staff.

Coach:
Stay in contact with your members even when they are not in your facility.

Sign up here to get Fit Tech's weekly ezine and every issue of Fit Tech magazine free on digital.
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Ali Jawad

Paralympic powerlifter and founder, Accessercise
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Hannes Sjöblad

MD, DSruptive
We want to give our users an implantable tool that allows them to collect their health data at any time and in any setting
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Co-founder, Active in Time
We created a solution called AiT Voice, which turns digital data into a spoken audio timetable that connects to phone systems
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