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I'm opening a new club or a new site
Open with live effort on the screen in every class, trainers who can follow every member from week one, and a morning list of who's at risk, on a setup you repeat site after site. No crate of sensors to buy before opening day.
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I'm on Myzone, Polar or another heart rate system
Keep your schedule, and keep the straps that broadcast on standard Bluetooth: Myzone MZ-Switch, Polar and most chest and arm straps keep working. Switch room by room, not a single class stops, and the data finally keeps working after the class ends.
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I've never done this in my classes
Run your first live class from a browser with SNAP: members connect the watch or strap they already own through the app, in about 20 seconds. Free for 7 days, cancel anytime.
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Included in every Uptivo plan.
With some systems, the more your members use it, the more someone pays. Three things to check before you renew.
A subscription per member, a sensor to buy, a fee to connect a watch: with closed systems, every new wrist has a price, for the club or for the member. Uptivo's heart rate training is one flat price for the whole club, and members connect the Apple Watch, Garmin, Polar or Whoop they already wear, or any strap that broadcasts standard Bluetooth.
The app your members open carries the supplier's name. With Uptivo, the app and the screen carry your club's name.
Members decide to quit between visits, and the first sign is silence. Uptivo tells you each morning who's going quiet, with the follow-up already written, your trainers stay in charge.
Switching doesn't stop a single class: you run both systems side by side, keep the straps that broadcast on standard Bluetooth, and move room by room.
Overflow: no standard programs, the session corrected while it runs
Heart rate telemetry runs in every session at the two Brianza studios, and Giacomo Galliani was working this way before Overflow existed.
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The Zone NYC: Keeping Manhattan Clients Who Travel for Work
A client who flies out on Monday is a client you lose track of until Friday. The Zone NYC decided not to accept that as part of working in New York.
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Fitness Faktory: Heart Rate Training When the Member Has a Diagnosis
A gym in the Veneto that trains people recovering from cardiovascular disease, with doctors and physiotherapists on the team. The standard heart rate zones were the first thing they had to throw out.
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THE APP YOUR MEMBERS USE
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In class, members see their own effort on the screen. After class, they find the workout in the app, with the follow-up their trainer approved.
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