“Super scalable”
When Laureen Foundos arrived at the studio of Unicorn Hunters He did not spare examples of how he wanted to approach the transformation of physical activity spaces through his Forte virtual platform: “Many gyms did not want to evolve. And I always gave them the example of Blockbuster… nobody goes to Blockbuster anymore”.
The platform devised by Laureen basically “virtualizes” gyms by offering them a solution to reinvent fitness in the age of streaming. His proposal includes software and hardware, the installation of 3 to 5 cameras in each gym and “on-site” servers that activate and deactivate the cameras without human intervention. It also offers many customization options, music catalog and integration of biometric data with applications such as Garmin, Fitbit, Polar and Apple Watch.
As in all episodes of Unicorn Huntersthe jury stares they are about innovation but also about who aspires to lead the next unicorn. Laureen wins on both items. moe candle go with optimism the potential market for Forte as there are close to 200,000 gyms worldwide.
Silvina Moschini calls the technology “super scalable.” alex konanykhin anticipate your investment and Scott Livingstone he is pleased when Laureen says his strategy is to increase market share rather than widen profit margins.
From concept to brand
Also geared towards fitness and physical well-being, the capsule that Allen Ruszkowski introduced to unicorn hunters has multiple benefits and a surprising number: 20 minutes. In that period of time a session of “CVAC” (abbreviations in English of “cyclic variations in adaptive conditioning”) not only allows the relaxation of any organism but also generates a reinforcement of the immune system and stress relief.