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12 Mar 2024
Myzone’s heart rate training ecosystem now available through Apple and Android smartwatches
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The new service will launch on 13 March
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Myzone has announced the launch of MZ-Open, an access function that enables Myzone gym users to experience all the benefits of Myzone’s world-renowned heart rate training biome through their pre-owned Apple or Android smartwatch.
In today’s tech-driven world, many gymgoers already own a smartwatch and the percentage of smartwatch users is anticipated to grow. According to a recent Statista prediction, by 2028 the global smartwatch market will jump from a value of just over US$38 billion in 2021 to more than US$62 billion.
As the world embraces smartwatch technology to log, manage and track personal fitness, health and wellbeing, Myzone is embracing this trend by offering a more inclusive route into its unique heart rate training ecosystem and global community.
“By integrating with Apple and Android smartwatches we reduce barriers to entry, helping gym operators encourage even more members to join the Myzone community,” explains Myzone’s global CEO, David Stalker.
“Our research proves that gym goers engaged with Myzone remain members 24 per cent longer than those who don’t, driving significant additional revenue for operators while also creating healthy, active, long-term habits for individuals.
“Until now, our own brand wearable devices have provided the only access route into our community but today that changes. Now, almost all gym members with a smartwatch, working out in a Myzone-powered training environment will reap the benefits of our effort-driven connected fitness community.”
The big ‘switch on’ will take place on 13 March 2024.
From this date onwards, all existing Myzone-powered training zones in the US, UK, Canada, Australia and New Zealand will be able to activate MZ-Open, hugely extending their opportunity to attract more members into their Myzone-connected communities.
Myzone’s CTO, Leon Rudge, says: “Our product development is always driven by market need. In this case, gym operators were telling us, once people engage with Myzone they stay engaged but getting that initial buy-in can often be obstructed by the need to purchase a new wearable. We listened.
“From 13 March, millions more gym goers worldwide will be able to engage with Myzone.”
Pairing an Apple or Android smart watch to Myzone is easy. Once activated, users have access to Myzone’s ecosystem providing accurate heart rate training, fitness tests, real-time feedback and access to Myzone’s global community.
By simply scanning a QR code with a smartphone, users can also join live gym boards and keep earning MEPs (Myzone Effort Points) whenever they move.
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Supplier: Myzone Ltd
Nottingham UK
Wearable tech that increases member engagement makes the difference on the gym floor and to your bottom line. Reward effort not ability, with an immersive fitness experience that gives your members results they can see. Myzone levels the playing field with unique and fun experiences based on accurate heart-rate technology. MEPs keep your members motivated; Myzone helps you to keep them coming back.
Are you ready to give your community the tools that make exercise habits stick? Myzone unlocks engaging and motivational experiences in and out of the gym. Let’s get more people moving.
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