Technogym’s global campaign to promote exercise gets underway

November 9, 2020

Let's Move Week 2020, Technogym’s social campaign to promote exercise, commences today.

Described as the biggest fitness event in the world, gathering millions of people in a celebration of health and physical exercise, the Let’s Move for a Better World initiative aims to gather the global Technogym community around a social objective: promoting and educating people to regular physical exercise to create a more sustainable society based on people’s health.

It unites the 50 million people around the world who each day train with Technogym at home and in thousands fitness clubs, hotels, schools, medical centres and corporate facilities all over the globe - united by a passion for wellness.

Having been run over seven years, from today (9th November) to 15th November, Let's Move Week 2020 features fitness events, challenges and activities, taking place both online and offline, gathering end users and fitness clubs all over the world.

Each day it will also see Technogym social media channels offer fun and engaging workouts led by Technogym Master Trainers and international ambassadors.

Technogym's Instagram will feature engaging training session at different times of the day led by Technogym’s global and Australian ambassadors: Jono Castano, Jessica Kate Herbert, Tom Bliss and Courtney Pruce.

Workouts will also be delivered in seven different languages - English, Spanish, Italian, French, Russian, Chinese, German - on Technogym's Youtube and will be able to find different levels from beginner to advanced.

For local users, Technogym's Australian ambassadors will do a live takeover on our Instagram profile at the below times:

Tuesday 10th November at 7am - Jessica Kate Herbert
Friday 13th November at 5pm - Jono Castano.

For more information go to www.technogym.com/letsmove-week-2020/

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21st July 2020 - Technogym’s Nerio Alessandri says ‘gyms are safe’

13th July 2020 - Technogym unveils live streaming and on-demand classes via Mywellness app

25th May 2020 - Technogym offers new digital features to assist fitness clubs’ re-opening plans

12th May 2020 - Technogym to stage Let’s Move for a Better World Day on 16th May

2nd April 2020 - Partnership announced between Technogym and IRONMAN

25th March 2020 - Technogym’s Mywellness Cloud allows fitness clubs to remotely manage members’ training

12th March 2020 - Technogym postpones Let’s Move for a Better World campaign

27th January 2020 - Tokyo 2020 Olympic and Paralympic games appoints Technogym as official fitness equipment supplier

20th January 2020 - Technogym helps Mandarin Oriental Jumeira Dubai secure award

31st December 2019 - Technogym launches 2020 Let’s Move for a Better World campaign

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