Australian Fit-Tech Startup GYYMI now offers insurance for personal trainers and clients

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Australian Fit-Tech Startup GYYMI now offers insurance for personal trainers and clients

May 11, 2019

In a fitness industry first, Australian Fit-Tech Startup GYYMI has partnered with a micro-insurance specialist to provide cover for its qualified personal trainers and their clients when booking training sessions via the GYYMI App.

A Fitness Management System that works with the fitness industry to connect Gyms, Personal Trainers and their clients, GYYMI has been developed by fitness industry specialists to introduce qualified trainers and their clients to a whole new world of gyms, fitness centres and studios who offer affordable and flexible space for rent. Not only does GYYMI connect gyms with trainers,

GYYMI connects trainers with their clients, allowing trainers to invite their clients to join the GYYMI App, manage their fitness goals, make payments and manage regular sessions

With micro-insurance now included for every GYYMI booking, qualified trainers who had previously been forced to leave the industry can afford to venture back, without the overheads of expensive gym rental agreements and annual insurance premiums.

GYYMI makes it viable for all types of trainers to work in the fitness industry on their own terms, regardless of whether they have one client a week or 20. This important new feature provides GYYMI’s network of gyms, further reassurance that all of GYYMI’s qualified trainers and their clients entering their gyms are fully covered with the appropriate insurance.

Click here to contact GYYMI via their entry in the Australasian Leisure Management Supplier Directory.

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