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Today we'll explore the most common platforms that gyms and boutique studios are using for their virtual workouts. While some are low-cost or free, the experience is not designed for fitness.

Let's look at specific options that boutiques, gyms, trainers and influencers can use to take their workouts online.

Join me in this 7-part series tackling the technology behind the options to host your online workouts. APIs, SAAS, white-labelling, custom-made apps - dive deeper into what they mean for your studio and your business.

E-fitness is the next e-commerce/e-sports boom. To be successful at engaging members from a distance, as you would face-to-face in a physical location - online training has to be more than video streaming and video chat.

Home fitness 2.0 is bright and shiny right now, but it’s missing the community and accountability that have let boutique studios disrupt big box gyms. Hybrids combine the actual in-studio boutique fitness experience with as similar experience as possible when doing a workout from home

You want to stream your workouts online, and now you’re figuring out the tech. Here we’re going to talk about camera options to give you more of a professional feel for your workout.

Zoom is an amazing tool. I use it every day, and in our tests the video quality is better than any of the other video chat platforms.

Don’t get me wrong, I’m a big Netflix user and fan. But it’s a totally different mindset and experience to fitness.

Peloton has developed a brand with loyalists and evangelists that other home fitness brands can only dream of.

Peloton has turned into an incredible rocket over this past year, and has built the preeminent “workout at home” brand.