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  • Why you shouldn’t implement a one-app strategy

    A one-app strategy sounds like an easy solution. Particularly for fitness operators. A simple case of getting all of your members using one app, for every possible service. Perfect. Except that it’s not. In fact, a one-app strategy can be counter-productive. And in the long run, can hurt your business.

  • Introducing Wexer Beat in partnership with Motosumo: Heart rate monitoring without the handcuffs

    COPENHAGEN/LONDON, 28 February, 2019
    Heart rate monitoring is becoming increasingly popular as a motivational tool in gyms, but it can be expensive for operators to implement. Meanwhile, for members, many systems are quite restrictive; even if they have a heart rate monitoring device of their own, it might not be compatible with their gym’s set-up.
    This was the rationale for the launch of W

  • ​Give the perfect class with in-app instructor cues

    If you’re looking for a way to make your classes run smoothly while keeping everyone motivated and energized, our latest update has the answer: instructor cues! These things are magic. An integral part of planning the perfect group fitness class, instructor cues let you know exactly when to pick up the pace, slow things down, or get ready for that fist-pumping beat drop. They’re also super easy to

  • Motosumo secures a third round of investment for their revolutionary cycling and group-fitness app

    Investors include Promentum Equity Partners, Vedere Ventures, Pre-Seed Ventures, and business angel Niclas Bönström, founder of Mrs. Sporty. This recent round of funding comes on the heels of a partnership deal with Core, one of the world’s leading manufacturers of fitness equipment.
    Motosumo, a Copenhagen-based fitness tech startup, has a secured a third round of investment to continue financi