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How Beachbody Adds Variety to Madison Community Center Workouts

Bobby Dyer by Bobby Dyer
May 1, 2019
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Keeping a healthy variety of workout options is an ongoing challenge, but with Beachbody LIVE programming, any community rec center can deliver a diverse slate of workouts that will keep members engaged and coming back for more.

Here, Nicholas Hansen, the director of the Madison Community Center in Madison, South Dakota, discusses his facility’s partnership with Beachbody and how it has been a great addition to the organization’s fitness programming:

How were you introduced to Beachbody and why did you decide to partner with them?

NH: I wasn’t introduced to Beachbody — it already was implemented when I got here. But it’s been a great offering for our center.

How has Beachbody helped enhance your fitness offerings?

NH: It gives us a wide variety of engaging exercise classes, in addition to our regular programming.

What do your members love most about Beachbody?

NH: Our members love the number of fitness classes and wide variety of times we can offer them. It’s very popular.

How would you rate Beachbody’s customer service and support?

NH: It’s been great. They are very good to work with, and very attentive to our needs.

Why should other community recreation professionals consider working with Beachbody?

NH: Other communities can benefit from Beachbody by being able to offer a different variety of classes and reach a wide variety of members.

 

To learn more about adding diverse, engaging classes to your fitness programming, check out Beachbody LIVE’s group fitness classes.

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