Immersive London studio uses projection mapping to transport exercisers to another dimension
By Tom Walker
The technology allows a space to be transformed into any environment Credit: Everyone Active/Flareform
Everyone Active is launching an immersive fitness experience at its Queen Mother Sports Centre in Cental London
The operator has partnered with creative agency, Flareform, to provide members a Future Studios space
By projecting images on all walls, the technology allows a space to be transformed into any environment
The Future Studios space will launch at the centre on 24 April
Everyone Active is launching an immersive fitness experience at the Queen Mother Sports Centre in Cental London.
The operator has partnered with creative agency, Flareform, to provide members a Future Studios space.
Utilising projection mapping technology, Future Studios offers members a 360-degree sensory journey combining light and sound.
By projecting images on all walls, the technology allows a space to be transformed into any environment – from a Japanese dojo for martial arts to a serene, relaxing landscape perfect for yoga and meditation.
The Future Studios space will launch at the centre on 24 April and, according to Everyone Active's area contract manager, Andy Davison, is part of the company's "continued drive to innovate in the fitness space".
Davison said: “The central location of Queen Mother Sports Centre lends itself to showcasing this new technology.
“We have a fantastic relationship with Flareform and we’re privileged they’ve chosen to launch this innovative new technology at our site.
"We’re looking forward to wowing our members – giving them an amplified workout experience that will take their fitness class experience to the next level.”
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designed with advanced biomechanics and offers deep levels of customisation
“When people experience early life trauma it impacts their bodies and nervous systems. I became curious about how lifting weights could help them have the experience of strength”
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about pelvic health. It’s not
just menopausal women who
have challenges: young women
and men can also experience
issues they’re too embarrassed
to discuss or seek help for,
as Kath Hudson reports
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RiminiWellness (30 May – 2 June 20204) – the largest fitness event in Italy – which this year
exceeded the 100,000 visitor mark.
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Australia, with industry veteran Tony Zonato as managing director for the region.
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pave the way for the direction that AI will take next as it relates to the Fitness Industry.
Winchester Sport and Leisure Park has been recognised as one of the top leisure facilities
in England after achieving the elite 'Outstanding' rating from Quest, the leading national
quality scheme for the leisure industry.
Immersive London studio uses projection mapping to transport exercisers to another dimension
By Tom Walker
The technology allows a space to be transformed into any environment Credit: Everyone Active/Flareform
Everyone Active is launching an immersive fitness experience at its Queen Mother Sports Centre in Cental London
The operator has partnered with creative agency, Flareform, to provide members a Future Studios space
By projecting images on all walls, the technology allows a space to be transformed into any environment
The Future Studios space will launch at the centre on 24 April
Everyone Active is launching an immersive fitness experience at the Queen Mother Sports Centre in Cental London.
The operator has partnered with creative agency, Flareform, to provide members a Future Studios space.
Utilising projection mapping technology, Future Studios offers members a 360-degree sensory journey combining light and sound.
By projecting images on all walls, the technology allows a space to be transformed into any environment – from a Japanese dojo for martial arts to a serene, relaxing landscape perfect for yoga and meditation.
The Future Studios space will launch at the centre on 24 April and, according to Everyone Active's area contract manager, Andy Davison, is part of the company's "continued drive to innovate in the fitness space".
Davison said: “The central location of Queen Mother Sports Centre lends itself to showcasing this new technology.
“We have a fantastic relationship with Flareform and we’re privileged they’ve chosen to launch this innovative new technology at our site.
"We’re looking forward to wowing our members – giving them an amplified workout experience that will take their fitness class experience to the next level.”
Life Fitness has reimagined cardio with the launch of its Symbio line which has been
designed with advanced biomechanics and offers deep levels of customisation
“When people experience early life trauma it impacts their bodies and nervous systems. I became curious about how lifting weights could help them have the experience of strength”
It’s time to start the conversation
about pelvic health. It’s not
just menopausal women who
have challenges: young women
and men can also experience
issues they’re too embarrassed
to discuss or seek help for,
as Kath Hudson reports
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The passion for fitness and bodybuilding reached new heights at the Panatta stands during
RiminiWellness (30 May – 2 June 20204) – the largest fitness event in Italy – which this year
exceeded the 100,000 visitor mark.
CoverMe Fitness, the studio management app for the fitness industry, has launched in
Australia, with industry veteran Tony Zonato as managing director for the region.
Keepme has today announced a suite of groundbreaking enhancements to its platform, set to
pave the way for the direction that AI will take next as it relates to the Fitness Industry.
Winchester Sport and Leisure Park has been recognised as one of the top leisure facilities
in England after achieving the elite 'Outstanding' rating from Quest, the leading national
quality scheme for the leisure industry.