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FitXR has added two new training programs to its virtual reality fitness app.
The company has added Sculpt and Combat as its latest additions. Sculpt is now live in-app and Combat
launches on January 16. The Sculpt studio delivers the first ever low-impact strength and conditioning workout classes in VR. The Combat studio pushes what is possible in VR fitness with martial-arts-inspired training.
The Sculpt studio is designed to build strength with low-impact, high-burn workouts. Movements from barre, pilates and isometric strength training inspire these supercharged toning classes led by FitXR trainers Dillon, Elise, Garret and Sarah.
Sculpt offers an entirely different training style than other studios within FitXR, creating a more rounded fitness experience. Classes are meant to fatigue different areas of the body, helping to build strength in arms and legs, tone specific muscle groups, improve balance and boost mental endurance to work through the burn. In Sculpt classes the music amplifies the experience as you are pulsing and holding along to the beat. This new studio launches with a collection of eight classes. Fresh classes will be continually added.
To help launch the new Sculpt studio, FitXR has partnered with influencers Katie Sturino and Hannah Bronfman.
Power up with Combat
The Combat studio unleashes inner power with fun and fierce workouts inspired by martial arts. Members will become fighting fit as they master signature moves from karate, Muay Thai, taekwondo and boxing.
FitXR trainers Dillon and Billy help keep the focus on form and technique with a series of drilling combos that simulate the unpredictability of a fight.
More dynamic than Box workouts, Combat is cardio-based with big movements that lead to powerful results, including the double punch, hammer fists, elbow strikes, single arm high block and horse stance.
To ignite the fighter within, Combat classes are set in a new modern urban environment with bold pop, hip-hop, and rock playlists. The Combat studio will launch with four classes with more to be added on an ongoing basis.
“We’re excited to share our new Sculpt and Combat studios with the FitXR community,” said Kelly Cosentino, director of fitness at FitXR, in a statement. “The introduction of these studios reflects a first-ever moment for VR fitness, expanding what’s possible to bring to a workout. We at FitXR pride ourselves on demystifying VR fitness and expanding its reach to the masses, showcasing the true impact it can have to help improve overall health and wellness. We hope that these new studios encourage more people to get moving.”
With the launch of these new studios, FitXR now has content in five studios – Box, HIIT, Dance, Sculpt and
Combat – plus Warm Up & Cool Down classes.
