Unleashing Change: Motosumo's #TrainForSeas Exceeds Expectations! Together, we logged 10,782 workout hours, burning 5,383,590 calories and removing 1,538 pounds of ocean trash. A tremendous achievement for our community's commitment to environmental conservation. Stay tuned for more empowering Cycle for Change campaigns.
In celebration of UN's World Oceans Day, Motosumo, the indoor cycling platform, announces its second Cycle For Change initiative with the #TrainForSeas campaign, which will run on June 8-14, 2023.
The campaign is based on the successful #TeamSeas fundraising program which has cleaned 33.358.662 pounds of trash from the world’s oceans to date. Every US dollar donated is one less pound of trash
During the second week of March, Motosumo, the cutting-edge digital indoor cycling platform, successfully launched its first-ever Cycle For Change initiative with the dynamic #TrainForTrees campaign. For an entire week, each calorie burned by the Motosumo community was transformed into a tree. Motosumo pledged to plant one tree for every 5,000 calories burned, driving impactful change in their fir
“Motosumo is different. I took my first two classes on the free version and loved the live atmosphere and realized it made me push harder than I ever have on a bike.” - Jaimie, Motosumo member
Meet Motosumo member - Rick!
Rick is always ready to hop on a bike and get cycling: “Even with just emojis, I can feel the encouragement of other riders! You guys are all awesome!”
Fun facts about Rick:
Lives in the UK
Joined Motosumo in September 2022
Joins Motosumo classes as often as possible, whether it’s a recovery ride after a run or one of Brooke’s 'Stronger Together' classes.
Fitness app Motosumo has opened its highly popular interactive indoor cycling experience to gyms for free. Designed as a community building and interactive software platform that builds meaningful workouts through revolutionary technology and high quality content, Motosumo can help gyms increase their capacity, retain their members, and save costs. Indoor cycling in gyms has forever changed.
Now that members are returning from their summer holidays and vacations, where they might not have had the time to keep up with their training schedule, we figured we’d put together a short list to help you get back on the bike and keep cycling. (And to members who were able to keep their schedule over the summer and/or on vacation: congratulations! We recommend Express rides to overcome any sore
One way to give your body some attention is to exercise using a stationary bike. Having a regular exercise routine has both physical and mental health benefits. According to the National Institute of Mental Health, “Just 30 minutes of walking every day can help boost your mood and improve your health.”
Motosumo app is revolutionizing indoor cycling by offering a more accessible price, enlisting world class instructors, and hosting more live streaming cycling classes than any other fitness service of its kind.
Motosumo, the streaming app platform that is revolutionizing the indoor cycling category by offering classes on any stationary bike, today announced a significant expansion of its live c
As gyms and studios struggle to stay open, at-home fitness is here to stay. Motosumo Live makes it easier than ever to get the studio experience at home, with unlimited, live indoor cycling classes for only $12.99/month. And all with an app that turns any bike into a smart bike.
Motosumo has been announced as a sponsor of this year's SCW convention, which, due to the Covid-19 pandemic, will be held entirely online for the first time ever.
This enormous digital event is powered by Zoom and runs from Friday, May 29 to Sunday, May 31. It brings together thousands of fitness professionals and business owners for a weekend packed full of seminars and live training sessions
Last year, Strava dropped support for external Bluetooth and ANT+ sensors. Thanks to a new integration, Motosumo has a workaround.
Motosumo works with any Bluetooth-enabled indoor bike (including those with ANT+ sensors) and most heart rate monitors to record data from indoor cycling and group fitness workouts. The new Strava integration automatically uploads all your Motosumo workouts to your
Motosumo uses the sensors inside your smartphone to track fitness data during indoor cycling workouts. One of the metrics it can measure is cadence, i.e., how fast a rider is pedaling. Normally, you could only get this kind of data from an indoor bike with integrated software. Now, thanks to the new algorithm, all you need is a smartphone.
The algorithm is the work of Motosumo’s tech team, a mo
The revolutionary group fitness app has partnered up with Viva Gym, a fitness chain with studios in seven locations around the country.
After a successful trial run with 120 members at their Sunningdale studio, near Cape Town, Viva is now rolling out Motosumo in Walmer, Port Elizabeth, with plans to implement it across their entire nationwide chain by the end of 2020.
Karin Hesse, manager at
CEO and co-founder, Kresten Juel Jensen, looks back over 2019 and predicts what the new year has in store for Motosumo.
Motosumo, the cutting-edge group fitness app, has announced a partnership with Genae Fitness Club. The French fitness chain is one of the country’s leaders in group fitness, with over 5,000 members and a thriving indoor cycling community.
For years Genae has been making a name for itself as an innovator in the industry. “On several occasions we’ve been the first operator to embrace new technolo
338 gyms participated in #TrainForTrees, a week-long drive to raise money for #TeamTrees and the Arbor Day Foundation.
The concept was simple. For every 2,000kcals burned using the Motosumo app, we vowed to plant a tree. We were blown away by the response. Over 4,000 users from all over the world joined forces to turn their group fitness workouts into real-life, oxygen-pumping trees.
We cou
Revolutionary group fitness app Motosumo is thrilled to announce the appointment of its new chairman of the board, Nick Coutts. Nick will replace his predecessor, Nana Bule, CEO of Microsoft Denmark, who has been on the board since 2016.
“Naturally, we’re sad to see Nana leave,” said Motosumo CEO, Kresten Juel Jensen. “She has been a crucial part of our growth and success. Under her direction,
From 23 November to 1 December, competing gyms using the Motosumo group fitness app will have their calories converted into real-life trees planted by the Arbor Day Foundation.
Trees are pretty remarkable. And some scientists believe they could be a major weapon in the fight against global warming. Not only do they absorb CO2 and pump out oxygen, they also provide habitats for wildlife, minimiz
Medley, Sweden's largest privately owned operator of municipal swimming pools and fitness centers, has announced that they will be using Motosumo for group fitness activities in 10 locations around the country.
Medley has been looking for a solution like Motosumo for some time. They have a unique problem: 17 gyms around the country, all with different equipment. Each gym offering an extensive
