Is Virtual Fitness here to stay?

Rishika Bidasaria
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August 30, 2022
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Over the last decade, a growing number of dance fitness studios have opened, teaching everything from hip-hop, Latin, and jazz inspired workouts to pop, afro, and ballet.

With the advent of lockdown in 2020, many were forced to work and train from home for the first time; equipment-free dance classes were more enticing than ever.

Since then, the virtual fitness sector exploded — and it looks like things are here to stay.

The growing dance fitness industry.

Dance-based fitness courses and wellness events are popping up all over these days, appealing to both health and fitness fanatics and those who don't usually go to the gym.

For those who have been able to fast adapt, the almost $100 billion fitness business has quickly transitioned into a virtual realm. Those that haven't developed a digital strategy, on the other hand, may be left behind.

At-home equipment, streaming services, and virtual trainers are now the workouts of choice.

Convenience of online dance fitness courses.

The success of dance fitness courses can be due to their accessibility, with all of them costing relatively little on a monthly basis and requiring no equipment or knowledge, but there is something about dance that has helped to ease the stress and worry caused by the pandemic.

"Dance fitness is so upbeat, soulful, and joyful. It's the ideal getaway for so many individuals who are stuck at home" — instructor at Cultfit.

Online dance fitness classes are easy to attend from home with minimal/no equipment

Despite all of the obstacles that dance groups and studios have faced over the last year, this type of class was primed to go virtual in the midst of the pandemic.

These lessons, unlike workouts that require equipment or dance genres that require particular floors, might effortlessly move to online, allowing studios to expand their reach.

The dance fitness sector continues to grow in terms of both audience and offers.

Dance your way to mental fitness.

It's understandable: for ages, people have used dancing to connect, celebrate, and mourn.

Those uninitiated to dance glued to their computers all day began looking for new methods to connect with their bodies and have an emotional release as brick-and-mortar fitness choices closed.

Dancing helps to improve posture and flexibility, lift mood, and ease anxiety

Dancing is the most joyous form of expression, and we need reasons to celebrate in these crazy times. The dopamine you receive from dancing with others, whirling people about, the contact high of being with a group of people, the serotonin you get from experiencing a sense of closeness and significance, and the endorphins you get from moving your body and sweating!

Dance is the only workout that allows you to release all four joyful brain chemicals.

A fun and exciting full body workout!

Dancing is a true muscle-toning, heart-pumping, full-body workout, in addition to the happy brain chemicals it can generate. Dance-based fitness is unique in that it engages both the body and the mind.

"Dance has been shown in numerous studies to improve your mood, mental health, and physical health. Sales have more than doubled since the advent of Covid-19"  — instructor at Cultfit.

Dance fitness studios moving online.

Smaller boutique fitness facilities have turned to Zoom to mimic their in-studio practices. Gyms and studios that have adapted to the online world.

Dancing helps to connect with people and improve social bonding

Consider the example of, Many fitness professionals and trainers who started their streaming services or apps before COVID-19 have seen explosive development in the previous two months, while others have quickly adjusted their approach to meet demand.

They discuss the influence of the online fitness boom on their businesses.

An opportunity for dance fitness instructors to expand!

Fitness instructors have realized the potential of moving online, and started to reap its benefits. Moving online has also enabled instructors to reach out to wider audience and expand their student community worldwide.

We at Versai, seek to empower dance instructors moving online with all the necessary infrastructure they require to kickstart their journey online. From launching a website and personalized storefront in minutes to helping you manage payments and clients in one place.

Let Versai help you kickstart this journey, with the tools you need to do it confidently!

Sign up and explore Versai today with our no-commitment, no up-front-cost solution at app.versaihq.com/register

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Is Virtual Fitness here to stay?

Over the last decade, a growing number of dance fitness studios have opened, teaching everything from hip-hop, Latin, and jazz inspired workouts to pop, afro, and ballet.

With the advent of lockdown in 2020, many were forced to work and train from home for the first time; equipment-free dance classes were more enticing than ever.

Since then, the virtual fitness sector exploded — and it looks like things are here to stay.

The growing dance fitness industry.

Dance-based fitness courses and wellness events are popping up all over these days, appealing to both health and fitness fanatics and those who don't usually go to the gym.

For those who have been able to fast adapt, the almost $100 billion fitness business has quickly transitioned into a virtual realm. Those that haven't developed a digital strategy, on the other hand, may be left behind.

At-home equipment, streaming services, and virtual trainers are now the workouts of choice.

Convenience of online dance fitness courses.

The success of dance fitness courses can be due to their accessibility, with all of them costing relatively little on a monthly basis and requiring no equipment or knowledge, but there is something about dance that has helped to ease the stress and worry caused by the pandemic.

"Dance fitness is so upbeat, soulful, and joyful. It's the ideal getaway for so many individuals who are stuck at home" — instructor at Cultfit.

Online dance fitness classes are easy to attend from home with minimal/no equipment

Despite all of the obstacles that dance groups and studios have faced over the last year, this type of class was primed to go virtual in the midst of the pandemic.

These lessons, unlike workouts that require equipment or dance genres that require particular floors, might effortlessly move to online, allowing studios to expand their reach.

The dance fitness sector continues to grow in terms of both audience and offers.

Dance your way to mental fitness.

It's understandable: for ages, people have used dancing to connect, celebrate, and mourn.

Those uninitiated to dance glued to their computers all day began looking for new methods to connect with their bodies and have an emotional release as brick-and-mortar fitness choices closed.

Dancing helps to improve posture and flexibility, lift mood, and ease anxiety

Dancing is the most joyous form of expression, and we need reasons to celebrate in these crazy times. The dopamine you receive from dancing with others, whirling people about, the contact high of being with a group of people, the serotonin you get from experiencing a sense of closeness and significance, and the endorphins you get from moving your body and sweating!

Dance is the only workout that allows you to release all four joyful brain chemicals.

A fun and exciting full body workout!

Dancing is a true muscle-toning, heart-pumping, full-body workout, in addition to the happy brain chemicals it can generate. Dance-based fitness is unique in that it engages both the body and the mind.

"Dance has been shown in numerous studies to improve your mood, mental health, and physical health. Sales have more than doubled since the advent of Covid-19"  — instructor at Cultfit.

Dance fitness studios moving online.

Smaller boutique fitness facilities have turned to Zoom to mimic their in-studio practices. Gyms and studios that have adapted to the online world.

Dancing helps to connect with people and improve social bonding

Consider the example of, Many fitness professionals and trainers who started their streaming services or apps before COVID-19 have seen explosive development in the previous two months, while others have quickly adjusted their approach to meet demand.

They discuss the influence of the online fitness boom on their businesses.

An opportunity for dance fitness instructors to expand!

Fitness instructors have realized the potential of moving online, and started to reap its benefits. Moving online has also enabled instructors to reach out to wider audience and expand their student community worldwide.

We at Versai, seek to empower dance instructors moving online with all the necessary infrastructure they require to kickstart their journey online. From launching a website and personalized storefront in minutes to helping you manage payments and clients in one place.

Let Versai help you kickstart this journey, with the tools you need to do it confidently!

Sign up and explore Versai today with our no-commitment, no up-front-cost solution at app.versaihq.com/register

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