US fitness tech firm Fitscope has secured a deal with equipment manufacturer Bodycraft to supply its on-demand workouts for Bodycraft's cardio equipment.

Fitscope specialises in creating studio classes and fitness content for connected fitness equipment.

The content, which is created at its own, purpose-built production facility in Los Angeles, is available through its own Fitscope app.

Fitscope releases new workouts every month for all types of equipment – from indoor bikes and ellipticals to rowers and treadmills.

The partnership deal covers Bodycraft equipment at commercial health clubs and studios.

All Bodycraft equipment fitted with the Android-based Connect-22 monitor will have the Fitscope app pre-installed ready for members to use.

Fitscope founder, Ed Stansfield, said: "Our partnership with Bodycraft will enable operators to leverage technology to upgrade the cardio workout experience in the club.

“Members will have access to 1000+ classes specifically designed for each type of cardio machine."

Bodycraft manufactures a range of connected equipment for both commercial and at-home use.