Fitness At Home: Making The Change To Online

As exercising at home becomes our new reality, health and fitness professionals are taking their skills to their social networks and discovering new ways to connect with their clients. Check out how Booksy fitness professionals are taking their skills to online in many creative ways!

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Quick Tips + Tutorials

For the people who can't attend your virtual classes, posting quick tips and tutorials on how to perform certain exercise at home is great so they can be saved and used later. These also gives your followers an insight into what your virtual classes can offer and persuade them to eventually sign up, generating more revenue and creating more customers. Posting these tips and tutorials can also create conversation and keep your clients engaged during this time. See how Chloe Brooks is doing this below!

Live Stream Classes

Host a live class on Facebook or Instagram Live and bring loads of people together to work out from home! A great way to offer free classes for people who can't afford virtual 1:1 or group classes but still need that motivation to exercise at home. Bring people together and hear live feedback from your followers in the comments which can help you form future classes. 

  
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Set up Booksy Online Services

With Booksy’s Online Services, clients can book with their service providers just like they used to! When that happens, both parties get a Zoom link they can click into at the scheduled appointment time. Service providers can continue to connect with clients and make money, while the clients can add appointments back into their daily at-home routines. Boundaries are also expanded on both ends, as servicing online has no location limitations. Booksy’s Online Services are just another way the world is coming together in the face of crisis.

This time has us feeling limited, but forces us to push boundaries, get creative, and be there for others. These health and fitness professionals are taking this downtime to learn something new so they can come back stronger than before.