How It Works

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TrainWithMe has completely transformed the way we run fitness challenge at our gym!
TrainWithMe has completely transformed the way we run fitness challenge at our gym!
You can create challenges that align with your goals. Whether participants tackle the challenge individually or as teams, you can create an engaging experience that fosters both personal achievement and group camaraderie.
Participants earn points by completing their challenge action items. Submitting these items is simple — just upload proof, like a photo or video via our iOS or Android app.
Our app logs every submitted activity to give you real-time insights, while engagement tracking helps challenge managers stay involved and follow up consistently.
No more juggling email, texts, or social media groups. Keep participants inspired and engaged every step of the way, ensuring a seamless and connected experience throughout the challenge.
Time saved running challenges with TrainWithMe
Managers spend an average of 8 hours per week manually tracking challenges. TrainWithMe cuts that to just 1 hour — saving 87.5% of your time so you can focus on engaging members and growing your business.
Whether you’re launching a challenge to meet a specific business goal or just to boost motivation in your community, using the right action items — built by an expert — can make all the difference.
And by designing your challenge intentionally, you unlock real results:
Schedule a demo today to see how easy the TrainWithMe Challenge is to set up, manage, and track clients with a platform that drives results.
Let us show you the power of gamified fitness.
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