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Evolt and MyZone have combined their technologies to back fitness clubs in offering complete biometric assessments on exercisers’ bodies and to then connect that information with accurate and convenient heart rate tracking.

With Evolt’s technology delivering the industry standard in body composition assessments and  MyZone revolutionising the way people track their health and wellbeing, the two companies and their respective services are a perfect complement to each other – with the EVOLT 360 body scanner tracking body composition changes while MyZone wearable systems track an individual’s activity and exercise.

In a statement, an Evolt spokesperson advises consumers and gym member “(this) is the perfect way to see how all the factors of your chosen activity, such as calories and heart rate, come up against your body measurements and composition so that when you go for a repeat scan with an EVOLT 360, you will actually see how everything you’ve worked hard to achieve has gotten you the results you’ve been chasing.

“Using Evolt and MyZone together is the ideal way to stay motivated and accountable when it comes to reaching health and fitness goals. The result is a technologically advanced and unique digital insight into how activity and exercise work extremely well when combined with knowledge about body health.”

Once both start-up technology companies in Australia, Evolt and MyZone now have a global presence, changing the fitness space as gyms and wellness centres around the world utilise their technologies to benefit staff and clients.

The Evolt spokesperson adds “we are always looking at ways to improve the health and wellbeing of people, and teaming up with MyZone is another step forward in doing just that.”

Founded in 2017 by Ed Zouroudis and Kelly Weideman, Evolt offers an end-to-end solution that tracks detailed changes in the quality of the activity, body composition and nutrition. With its EVOLT 360 body scanner and other support platforms, Evolt is now a global player in the health, fitness and wellness industries.

MyZone is an innovative wearable heart rate-based system that uses wireless and cloud technology to accurately and conveniently monitor physical activity.

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

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

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