fitmob Launches Passport in Philadelphia Along with Austin, Dallas, Portland, and Seattle, Giving More Cities Unlimited Access to Workouts at the Best Studios

Today fitmob, the company bringing freedom to fitness, is announcing its launch in Philadelphia as well as Austin, Dallas, Portland and Seattle, enabling anyone to begin signing up for workouts around their neighborhood. Founded by Lyft investor Raj Kapoor, fitmob shakes up the legacy fitness model and gives fitness enthusiasts the ability to explore the best workouts Philadelphia has to offer for one price.

For only $99 per month, fitmob Passport owners gain unlimited access to various studios, trainers and boutique gyms in Philadelphia including classes at top studios like Anjali Power Yoga: Philly, RowZone Manayunk and CrossFit Supercharged. In early 2015, Passport members will also be able to work out at local gyms, including all amenities without needing a membership.

fitmob’s partnerships with local fitness businesses are a win-win. Studios and gyms fill up their classes and gain exposure to fitmob’s growing community, thus generating more revenue for small businesses, while fitmob members get access to the best fitness experiences their city has to offer at an affordable price. Plus, now users don’t need to juggle multiple studio memberships and the hassle that comes with payments for each.

“There are so many great options in the fitness industry, but it is hard to enjoy them all - anytime you sign up for one gym or studio, you miss out on 20 more unless you are willing to shell out hundreds of dollars for multiple memberships” said fitmob CEO Raj Kapoor. “fitmob’s goal is to give people the freedom to get fit the way that works for them. With Passport you can take a spin class one day, yoga the next, and boxing after that all for one flat monthly rate, and all through the fitmob app.”

Unlike other offerings, fitmob hand-selects only the best fitness studios and mobbers rate and review classes so anyone can find the best experience before attending.

Now fitness enthusiasts in Philadelphia can download the newly updated fitmob iOS, all new Android app or go to fitmob.com on a desktop to instantly sign up for any of the weekly workouts kicking off December 22nd. The mobile app and website also provide a class overview, workout format, intensity level, community reviews, if friends are attending, and amenities.

For more information on fitmob, head to its website www.fitmob.com or download the fitmob iOS app. Studios or trainers that are interested in partnering with fitmob on its ‘All You Can Sweat’ Passport should email partners@fitmob.com.

About fitmob:

fitmob is redefining the gym in the digital age delivering unique group workouts with top trainers, gyms, and studios in your neighborhood. fitmob is founded by Paul Twohey, previously co-founder of Ness Computing & early engineer at Palantir, and Raj Kapoor, previously co-founder/CEO of Snapfish, MD at Mayfield Fund and Lyft’s first VC investor. fitmob’s mission is to empower an active, global community through wellness. The company is based in San Francisco. For more information, visit www.fitmob.com

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