Wodify and Myzone partner to bring group heart rate training to CrossFit

Gym management software provide Wodify and wearable technology provider Myzone are partnering to bring group heart rate training to CrossFit.

Wodify Pulse, the latest product in the Wodify fitness software suite, displays members’ heart rates in real time, leveraging Myzone technology and the Wodify Core Kiosk.

The Wodify-Myzone partnership enables gym owners to give their athletes accurate feedback on their workouts, both inside and outside of the gym. As the industry shifts its focus toward collaboration, Wodify and Myzone aim to deliver a group experience resulting in improved member engagement, motivation, and retention.

Wodify creator and Chief Executive Ameet Shah explains “with demand for wearable technology exploding, we knew it was time for a product like Wodify Pulse to bring group heart rate training to Crossfit.

“What better way to deliver it to the market than by partnering with Myzone, the industry leader in heart rate tracking.

“Together we’ll be able to deliver our customers an even more dynamic experience, enhancing the one they already get as a Wodify gym.”

Myzone creator and Chief Executive Dave Wright adds “we are very excited to announce that Wodify, the global leader in Crossfit software, has selected Myzone as its exclusive heart rate system provider.

“With Myzone’s global distribution, accuracy and 24 hour support, the partnership between Myzone and Wodify is a strong collaboration of excellence.”

During a workout, Wodify Pulse athletes can view data like heart rate, calories burned and intensity in real time, with five color-coded tiles that are displayed on the Wodify Core Kiosk utilised in Crossfit gyms around the world.

Following a workout, athletes receive a detailed summary of their performance via email.

With offices in the USA, England and Portugal, Wodify’s gym management software serves over 4,500 gyms across 100 countries. 

Wodify previously spearheaded the introduction of technology to Crossfit boxes, giving owners and coaches the ability to digitally track workout progress, create and plan WODs, and automate billing, payroll and point-of-sale management.

Myzone is recognized as one of the most ‘relevant’ wearable technologies for the fitness industry. The telemetry can be displayed collectively in group settings and exercise classes, or direct to smartphones via the Myzone app.

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