EGYM Blog

EGYM is a global company with many international locations, including the city of Kyiv in Ukraine. For this reason, EGYM employees are directly affected by the current conflict between Russia and Ukraine. Our direct exposure to the crisis has prompted us to release a short statement:

This is an overview of all product updates of the EGYM Fitness Hub.

The EGYM ID gives you access to the entire EGYM Ecosystem.

EGYM, a leading global fitness technology developer, has received 41 million US dollars in a Series E financing round from Mayfair Equity Partners, a leading tech and consumer growth investor.

Since June 2021, the EGYM Fitness Hub has measured the "Flexibility" value of BioAge. We use the data already collected to continuously improve the calculations so that our customers and their members benefit even more from the insights generated!

With the introduction of the EGYM Fitness Hub, we also introduced the brand new "Flexibility" value for the EGYM BioAge. In this article, you will discover the background and history of the development of the flexibility analysis!

This is an overview of all product updates of the EGYM Smart Flex machines.

This article will explain precisely how Fitness Hub forms the centerpiece of the connected training floor: By adding this key component to the EGYM Ecosystem, we have transformed the entire member experience. From the first touch-point during prospecting or onboarding to recurring tests and assessments ⁠—Fitness Hub takes the entire workout experience to the next level!

Our co-founder and CEO Philipp Roesch-Schlanderer has been in great demand in recent weeks: No wonder, the launch of our latest innovation, the Fitness Hub, was met with a wave of enthusiasm and perfectly aligned with our industry rebooting as pandemic-era restrictions are gradually being lifted.

Anyone who’s signed up at the gym or tried achieving a training goal has faced this problem: At the start of a workout regime, you quickly notice making significant gains building muscles, becoming stronger, or losing weight. After only a few sessions, however, things stagnate and you can no longer make any progress. Why is that? You’re working out just as much as before, but the results of training are decreasing before finally petering out entirely.

Muscular imbalances can occur due to physical inactivity, repetitive strains exerted on the body on a day-to-day basis, or unilateral exercise.

We’re putting an end to the eternal debate and clearing things up by explaining why and how you can build muscle and burn fat at the same time.