Partnership brings expert-led strength, cardio, and wellness content to operators across Fitness On Demand’s in-facility, mobile and connected touchpoints 

MINNEAPOLIS, OCTOBER 14th 2026. Fitness On Demand, the commercial omnichannel fitness platform trusted by studios, gyms and wellness operators worldwide has announced a new content partnership with Mvmnt, a digital fitness platform known for expert-led coaching. The collaboration adds 99 Mvmnt workouts to Fitness On Demand’s existing library of more than 1,800 workouts, giving operators more ways to keep their programming fresh without adding equipment, headcount, or a separate app. 

Mvmnt’s content spans strength and bodyweight training, HIIT, boxing, dance and cardio, alongside yoga, Pilates, mobility and meditation, with sessions built around different life stages and fitness levels. That programming will be available across in-facility screens, workout spaces and mobile touchpoints, via Fitness On Demand, helping operators reach members both in-club and beyond the four walls. 

The additional content solves a familiar problem. Members expect variety, but building it in-house means more instructors, more scheduling and more cost. Incorporating Mvmnt’s library into Fitness On Demand’s existing platform lets facilities broaden their offering immediately, using the infrastructure they already have. 

“Partnering with Mvmnt allows us to expand our content library with programming that’s genuinely different from what’s already on the platform,” said Andy Peat, CEO of Fitness On Demand. “Members don’t all train the same way, and operators shouldn’t have to stitch together separate apps to give them more options. This partnership gives our customers 99 more reasons to keep people engaged, in the format they’re already using.” 

Kaleigh Frost, Founder of Mvmnt, commented: “This partnership with Fitness On Demand presents a remarkable opportunity to introduce our expert coaching and unique fitness experience to a wider audience. Mvmnt is built on making high-quality, engaging training accessible and helping individuals outdo themselves daily. Strategically and culturally, this collaboration is a natural fit.” 

The Mvmnt content will be available to Fitness On Demand customers and users from October including fitness facilities, multifamily communities, workplaces and hospitality venues. 

The company is continuing to expand its content through carefully selected partnerships, adding programming that helps operators differentiate their fitness offering and strengthen member engagement and retention. 

To learn how Fitness On Demand can help you create more engaging fitness experiences, expand your offering and keep members connected across your facility and beyond, visit:  https://www.fitnessondemand247.com/