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Indoor cycle trainer platform �������� has inked a deal with Samsung that puts it on course to be part of Samsung’s ambition to reach 20 million consumers with digital fitness products for the home.

The announcement follows on from Samsung’s Consumer Electronics Show debut for its rotating��, a unit that connects with the firm’s long standing fitness app S Health, among many others. Free trials and subscriptions are now offered by the tech giant as it bids to compete in the indoor fitness space.

Alongside ��������, Samsung has partnered with other wellness brands like Calm, Fitplan and Jillian Michaels to name a few. The platform has hundreds of exclusive, expert-lead, workout videos available to users.

“We are excited to be part of Samsung Health,” said Lou Lentine, president of ��������. “This is an amazing opportunity for �������� and our Chattanooga and Miami instructors to host live fitness and wellness classes within homes around the
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Bikes are available across numerous mainstream outlets like Costco and Walmart across America – showing commitment to their brand philosophies of making fitness frustration free, fun and accessible to all.

The digital fitness market, characterised by companies like��, Peleton and �������� is fast growing, with an increasing trend for indoor cycling firms and big tech partnering to bring an immersive cycling experience, often based around training plans, indoors.