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it was an amazing time period to capture people's attention. Today, there are tens, hundreds of thousands of influencers, micro influencers. It's really challenging to get eyeballs. Right? And so it's hard. You've gotta keep it fresh and keep keep it
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...an Anytime Fitness, and I went I went to the back. I went I went, you know, by the dumbbells and there was, there was three girls that were in, in the squat rack and they were all like hats on headphones on, they had notepads. They were writing down
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...really into fitness, doing CrossFit. These are guys who are are strong, but not like crazy jack, just healthy Mhmm. You know, lean. And I feel like the values that it speaks to are resilience, strength, excellence, right, empowerment. And so you're a
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...up your fitness. How does it work? It's pretty simple. They use machine learning. They use exercise science, and they build you a custom workout plan that's just for you. And it's based on things like the muscle fatigue of your past workouts and your
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...fitness that Peloton totally pioneered. I'm curious of your thoughts. Connected fitness, both within the Peloton suite of products and competitors, is it a broad thing, or is this something that just works really, really well for spin classes? Great
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...fitness. How does it work? It's pretty simple. They use machine learning. They use exercise science, and they build you a custom workout plan that's just for you.
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...fitness studios, what were you doing? Yeah. So I I started teaching fitness classes while I was dancing, sort of as, like, a side gig, a way to make money while I was dancing. But then when I retired, I opened my first gym. So my first, like, real jo
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...in fitness. And if you've been in fitness for a while, you've known that there are squat wedges in the market. Yeah. But no one was ever really making them affordable. A lot of the products were too expensive, too heavy to move around. So in 2021, we
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watched the Queen's Gambit and got into chess. So Amazing. That helped us to build the team, actually, with our So I want you to I have another tip for you here since we're going deep. If you pull up FitBOD for me, Alex, the FitBOD team, I wanna show
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...in fitness? And it was people who worked with professional athletes. And so I went out and started talking to people who train football players and baseball players and hockey players about how they train their athletes, and it made a lot of sense to
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...we're in the fitness space, but it was a different team. It was a different product. And what we were originally building was more of a managed marketplace for personal training. There was heavy emphasis on personalization and a relationship with ano
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