Remote Athletic Training

Remote virtual fitness has been growing at a blazing rate. The adoption of technology and the push toward virtual communication after the pandemic has given the remote training industry a big boost.  

Today, there are a lot of options for remote training. From smartwatch integrated apps like Future to libraries of guided videos like The Peloton App. When feedback and customization is involved, the cost of these services can be $150+ per month.  

These remote training applications are much less expensive than one-on-one in-person training. Personal training costs at a gym can range from $50-$100+ per hour. 

The cost disparity of $100 per hour vs. $150 per month primarily can be accounted for in the obvious difference in the number of clients serviced by one expert coach. In the case of in-person personal training, the expert is required to spend an entire hour with one client. While, applications like Caliber give experts the ability to train hundreds of clients per day.  Allowing them to effectively train 10+ clients per hour. This results in the trade off of price vs. in-person attention and coaching. 

In additional the flexibly of these remote training applications, the reduced price has opened up access to personal, customized training to more price sensitive clients.   

At Tully, we asked ourselves what it would take to make a tool that allowed a coach to train 100 athletes per hour, or even 1,000! We researched what it would take to take the next step and make customized athletic training more affordable and accessible to athletes and athletic organizations that cannot afford the cost of existing solutions.  

With Tully, an expert can easily take their expertise to develop customized programs, provide feedback, and communicate with thousands of athletes. Changing the required price dramatically, making these solutions accessible to youth sports, high schools, colleges, small gyms, and price sensitive clients. 

Finally there are solutions that span the entire spectrum from high-cost high-touch in-person personal training to low-cost high-volume training that don't compromise on the quality, science, customization, and communication required for a successful athletic journey.