Home fitness equipment specialist SOLE Fitness is partnering with Kinomap to improve and personalize the experience of SOLE cardio equipment users.
Kinomap adds that it is working with SOLE Fitness to elevate the fitness experience. The partnership will include 30-day free premium Kinomap subscriptions for SOLE equipment owners in the US.
Kinomap helps to turn treadmills, bikes, rowers and other fitness equipment into a personal training experience with user-generated content from around the globe. No matter what type of SOLE fitness equipment is utilized, the Kinomap app can quickly and easily take users to runs, rows and rides anywhere in the world – with experiences varying from casual, scenic jogs or rides to competitive races.
Brad White, CEO of SOLE Fitness, said “SOLE Fitness is always looking for the best ways to not only sell products, but to make sure those products make a difference in the lives of our customers. That’s why we have decided to partner with Kinomap.
“Whatever a person’s motivation is, we want to help them find it, and keep it. Kinomap is the perfect fit for this philosophy. When you own a SOLE product, you can count on it to be reliable, dependable, and sustainable. When a customer adds Kinomap, their exercise equipment gets out of their way and becomes a vehicle to let them explore the world.”
He added, “We look forward to giving our customers a connected experience that suits their needs. This partnership is a natural fit and we are confident our mutual customers will enjoy the experience.”
Philippe Moity, CEO of Kinomap, said “We’re thrilled to welcome SOLE FItness to the roster of over 200 cardio brands partnering with Kinomap. Their vision for a connected fitness experience that augments and enhances a workout aligns perfectly with ours. The true beneficiary is the customer, who will enjoy an engaging and truly experiential workout thanks to Kinomap and SOLE Fitness.”
The Kinomap platform is available in 15 languages, has 370,000 miles of geolocated routes and more than 40,000 training videos in over 195 countries worldwide. The equipment-agnostic Kinomap app pairs to a cardio device and responds to the inclines and resistance via the course video on-screen.
