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Make Functional Fitness Accessible and Fun

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October 25, 2016
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Today’s students are vastly different from those of the past. Their campus rec center expectations go beyond treadmills, free weights and machines. They want to be coached and challenged; they want convenience, customization and connection; they crave fun … and a world-class experience.

So, how can you transform an underused campus rec center into a thriving, approachable, functional training environment tailor-made for your Millennials and Gen Zs? Technology. But, not just apps or web-connected treadmills. To be future-ready, you need a truly interactive platform that makes functional training safe, effective, accessible and fun … you need the FunXtion Interactive Platform.

In partnership with FunXtion, Escape Fitness debuted its new FunXtion Interactive Platform at NIRSA. Hundreds of colleges test-drove and loved the cloud-based, multi-device solution harnessing technology, intelligence and gamification.

FunXtion Interactive includes a gym-based Interactive Station + App + Website + Wristband and uses Escape’s exercise library and equipment so users can learn 1,000+ exercises and record performance–plus get an activities overview; goal-driven workout regimens; video demonstrations; timers; statistics tracking and more–to train anytime, in or out of the gym, with or without a trainer. Get the most out of your campus rec center and watch it thrive: http://www.escapefitness.com/us/funxtion

 

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