With the Olympic Games Paris 2024 just around the corner, Myzone is set to ignite a new wave of fitness enthusiasm with the launch of its first-ever Olympics-themed challenge.
Aimed at inspiring fitness club members worldwide, the Myzone Global Challenge encourages participants to strive for new personal bests, celebrating the spirit of the Olympics through community and inclusivity.
The MEPs to Medals Challenge: A Fitness Revolution
The MEPs to Medals Challenge capitalizes on the global excitement for the Olympics, aiming to foster a sense of community and celebrate the efforts of gym-goers at all levels.
From novices to fitness aficionados, everyone can participate by engaging in various physical activities, whether it’s hitting the gym, swimming laps, or playing volleyball.
Myzone’s advanced heart rate technology ensures every move is accurately tracked, making every effort count.
Dave Benham, owner of Core 300 clubs in the UK, captures the essence of these challenges: โMyzone challenges always create a buzz in our clubs.
Theyโre a fantastic way to bring our clients together, boost attendance and strengthen connections.
We all love to test our physical capabilities and both Myzone and the Myzone challenges give us that extra edge to see just how far as a team we can go.โ
A Celebration of Effort and Community
Running from Friday, 26th July to Sunday, 8th September, the challenge coincides with the Olympic and Paralympic Games in Paris.
Participants will accumulate Myzone Effort Points (MEPs), fostering camaraderie through team efforts and rewarding exceptional performances with podium spots for feats like the highest average MEPs.
International athlete Danielle Jordan-Taft, a seasoned rugby 7s & 15s player for Jamaica and a high-performance netball player, shares her enthusiasm: โMyzone challenges are brilliant.
They keep me motivated even on days when I donโt feel like training, and theyโre great conservation starters with other gym-goers.
Iโve met lots of new people through these challenges who I wouldnโt have come across otherwise. Iโve taken part with my family, friends, and fellow athletes.
My family and friends really enjoy being able to compete with me on a level playing field โ my sister loves the fact that I have to do two workouts to earn the same number of MEPs that she earns in one.โ
Lighting the Flame of Enthusiasm
Ben Hitchcock, Chief Marketing Officer at Myzone, emphasises the company’s commitment: โMyzone is committed to empowering fitness communities globally.
Our MEPs to Medals Challenge embodies the spirit of the Games by celebrating the myriad of ways people can achieve glory through exercise while reinforcing the importance of community, teamwork, and effort.
We want to light the flame of enthusiasm and support clubs across the world to encourage their communities to embark on a challenge of Olympic proportions.โ
To help fitness club operators maximize engagement, Myzone has created a comprehensive suite of promotional materials, including posters, live board designs, social media content, and community guidelines.
For more information on how to participate and to access these materials, visit Myzone MEPs to Medals.
For further details about Myzone, visit: myzone.org.