press release: Myzone
Save the date: free masterclass to boost member engagement
Myzone has announced a free industry masterclass to help fitness club owners, operators, personal trainers and other professionals improve member consistency and long-term motivation. Led by behaviour scientist Dr Heather McKee, the session will focus on how behaviour science can be applied to fitness settings to build habits, strengthen engagement and deliver better member outcomes.
Save your spot: https://www.myzone.org/habitmasterclass


Jonathan Monks, director EMEA
Vahid B. Zadeh, CTO
In 2026, three key innovations will advance this mission:
• Strength Tracking, expanding our effort-based model beyond cardio;
• Garmin integration, increasing accessibility through connected wearables; and
• Switch 2.0, enhancing comfort, accuracy and usability.
Together, these developments reinforce our focus on Motivation Technology (MoTech), enabling greater engagement, consistency and long-term behaviour change. Our goal remains to help more people stay motivated to move, while equipping gyms with tools to improve member retention and outcomes.
“There is clear correlation between high Myzone engagement and strong coaching participation. It also creates stronger retention because members feel part of a community and have that extra layer of accountability that keeps them coming back.”
– Donald DesPierre III, fitness manager, Anytime Fitness Clubs
“At Thrive, we use Myzone during every session to help effectively coach our members to get the most out of the session. That doesn’t mean always pushing, but rather educating effort levels and helping with recovery. It helps members understand how to effectively train for different types of sessions from personal training to our fitness classes.”
– Jon Kohn, co-founder, Thrive Gyms
“That’s why I love using Myzone. We're also seeing our David Lloyd gym members using Myzone in the Pilates Reformer studio, too. Reformer is harder than it looks, and people are starting to see the benefits of a heart rate monitor within a wide variety of fitness training genres.
“We’ll all never go without it. I’ve got to get my MEPs!”
– Jodie Powell, group exercise supervisor, David Lloyd Raynes Park










































