Interactive fitness platform, Fiit, has launched its new at-home and in-gym bike workouts. The company has also announced its integration with indoor bike company Keiser, releasing its first connected performance-based indoor cycling workouts.
Meanwhile, expanding its partnership with Concept2, Fiit has also released interactive mixed-modal BikeErg workouts.
The new bike training concepts are being added to Fiit’s library of over 1,000 mat and equipment-based workouts. Already offering connected row, air bike and tread workouts, Fiit adds that it is now setting itself up to be the best all-rounder hybrid fitness platform.
Dan Shellard, CEO of Fiit, said “Highly requested by our community, we are hugely excited to be adding this new concept to our library of workouts. As one of the most popular ways to work out, it means our members can progress their training in new ways whilst still being coached and motivated by our world-class trainers for a fraction of the cost.
“Tech is continuing to shape the fitness market; and as we continue to inject a new perspective on hybrid workouts, it allows Fiit to remain at the forefront of offering a truly flexible fitness experience and one that can adapt to changing consumer needs.”
Garry Spreadborough, Keiser Sales Director, said “We are delighted to be integrating our market-leading M3i Indoor Bike with the Fiit platform and to support Fiit as they expand their offering of world-class workouts to their members.
“The popularity of indoor cycling continues to grow exponentially, and our Keiser M3i is the perfect bike to provide members with a trulyexceptional indoor cycling experience.”
Alex Dunne, Managing Director of Concept2, added “We’re so excited to see the mixed-modal BikeErg workouts added to Fiit as they will give our customers a fantastic option for enhancing their workouts and tracking progress.
“We have already seen the recent addition of Fiit’s Row workouts has been great for engagement and motivation. We’re sure the BikeErg workouts will be just as successful.”
Fully interactive bike-only workouts are available exclusively on the Keiser M3i bike and programmed to replicate a real-life ride, enhanced by bespoke Fiit playlists to complement the prescribed RPM. For a functional-indoor bike workout, interactive mixed-modal workouts are available on the Concept 2 BikeErg.
By connecting the Fiit app via Bluetooth to either bike, members will receive live data and can monitor their performance on screen. On both bikes, trackable stats include RPM, Kcals and distance, with the addition of trackable reps for mixed-modal workouts on the Concept2 BikeErg.
