Fiit home fitness platform to launch air bike workouts soon
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(Pocket-lint) – The Fiit home workout platform extends its reach beyond barbells and kettlebells, teasing the integration of pneumatic bikes that will begin early next year.
Announcing the move in a blog post, the company detailed a new partnership with Assault Fitness – which will provide the connected bikes – that will allow users to simultaneously receive tracking information from typical wearable devices and the pneumatic bike.
LAssaultBike will adapt to Fiit’s own brand of metrics, with effort on the bike, total output, RPM and rep tracking, all factored into a new formula that will show performance in three new class types – Metcon, Sprint and Endure.
Metcon – or metabolic conditioning – is an anaerobic lactic acid style of training, with Fiit indicating that these workouts are an offshoot of his own Shred dumbbell classes. Sprinting, as the name suggests, is about short periods of exertion and will seek to train explosive strength and power.
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Endure, again, is pretty self-explanatory and will focus on building user stamina – much like Fiit’s current Nonstop classes.
In a new addition to the app, recovery workouts also make their air bike debut in the form of active recovery, stretching, mobility and activation sessions.
Early access to these new air bike features will begin in January 2022, with Fiit users able to register their interest by October 31 and possibly end up being one of 100 people to test out the new technology, though no details on pricing or pricing. packages have been unveiled. still through the pay-as-you-go platform.
It’s also unclear when the full-scale launch will take place, but, when it does finally roll out as part of the Fiit Experience, it gives those choosing a home fitness platform plenty of options to choose from.
With Peloton expanding into more home training areas over the past year, it’s no surprise to see a similar move from Fiit. Even though these two platforms still operate in different areas of fitness and therefore cater for a slightly different type of exercise, their goal of growing and becoming the go-to solution for home workouts becomes clearer.
We’ll be keeping an eye out for that and attempt to test the integration once it’s finalized, so stay tuned for more.
Written by Conor Allison. Originally published on .