How to Workout in the Metaverse

Many of us workout in Gyms, Parks and Outdoor Spaces.

Some work out on the Vitruvian Trainer+?the all in one gym which can provide anywhere up to 440 lbs of resistance.

The Trainer+ is super easy to set up and pair with your smartphone using a QR code.

Resistance is controlled by the app, and every time you start a workout the machine requires three setup reps to establish your proper range of motion before you get into doing the exercises with actual weight.

Once you do get into an actual exercise, there are three possible modes for each, including one that adds 1 kg with each clean rep, once that decreases weight over time, and a sustained mode where weight stays the same.

The Trainer+ is around 80 lbs, and it comes in one solid pre-assembled piece.

Setup is therefore a breeze compared to just about any other home gym equipment.

For moving it around your space, there are wheels on the underside that come in contact with the ground when you tip one end up, making it easy to slide across floors for storing under a couch or desk.

Then there are people who workout in the Metaverse.

Even before the Metaverse, the fitness industry has been attempting to tap into virtual workouts with some smaller steps like Peloton’s Scenic Rides, viewing CGI-generated landscapes during indoor cycling sessions available in some gyms such as McFit, and of course, VR fitness games.

Finally, it is entering the Metaverse through gamified ecosystems.

Like the OliveX gamified fitness ecosystem, which is the first gym to launch in the Sandbox to provide unique user experiences.

The system also utilizes Dose tokens (the token that keeps you fit) which can be used to purchase NFTs, unlock items, and participate in special events.

To learn more about the Metaverse and how you can take advantage of it, attend the Metaverse Mastery on Jan 27th at DTEC in DSO.

You can register for the event here or join the Whatsapp Group for the event here.