The Sufferfest now makes it easier than ever to suffer with the release of a new subscription-based app that provides access to more than 20 cycling, running and triathlon videos for US$10 per month. Additional videos will be added in the months ahead.
Available for iOS, Android and the Roku streaming service, the app provides streaming access to the company’s famous workout videos, which are typically priced at around US$12 each.
“Nothing makes us happier than helping people Suffer,” said Sufferfest CEO David McQuillen. “And this app fills us with joy knowing how easily we make that happen now. Just install the app, subscribe and press play on any videos you like, anytime and anywhere you’ve got an internet connection.”
The apps join an increasing number of ways to enter Sufferlandria. The videos are still available for individual purchase and download at The Sufferfest website, a small selection are available on Strava Premium, an increasing number of gyms and cycling studios have become Officially Licensed Sufferfest Studios and on-demand videos are available on the Wexer Virtual platform.
The Sufferfest is also an Official Training Video provider of the UCI, the governing body of world cycling.
Based in Singapore, The Sufferfest makes ‘the world’s best indoor cycling videos’, combining officially licensed footage of professional bike races such as the Tour de France and Giro d’Italia with high energy, hand-picked music and structured interval workouts designed by world-class coaches.
The Sufferfest is the official sponsor of the UCI Women’s Road World Cup as well as the sponsor of Africa’s first all-black UCI Elite Mountain Bike Team, ACE-TheSufferfest-Lesotho. The Sufferfest was founded in 2009 by David McQuillen and has customers in more than 70 countries.
‘Sufferlandria [a country that knows no borders, only lactate thresholds] continues to lobby the UN for recognition and fights the forces of sinister, terrible Couchlandria.’
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