On Demand learning for the Fitness Industry
Excelsior’s On Demand digital education platform offers the most comprehensive micro-learning solution for health club operators and trainers alike, reducing costs and saving time through the standardisation and automation of online education.

Digitised education is an enjoyable and interactive way to learn in under 10 minutes per module – meaning the learner can be up-skilled anywhere at any time using the mobile app for convenience.

The On Demand digital education platform can be white labelled, offering operators a chance to lead with their own branded education and customise their content in accordance with their target audience, essentially have their own dedicated app.

Personal Trainers and Instructors will benefit with greater knowledge retention and skill acquisition for accelerated learning, as well as ensuring standardisation of expertise across the gym floor – boosting team members morale, confidence and self-esteem.

By utilising interactive software, we can provide a highly engaging, on-demand education platform that covers a variety of topics from personal development and soft-skills to anatomy, retention and programming.

YourLearning™ pathways are continuously updated with the latest topics and trends. With over 200 individual modules available, health clubs and trainers can quickly, easily and cost-effectively keep up to date with changes in consumer behaviour and new technologies, to empower staff and provide members with the best exercise experience.

All relevant modules are aligned with the current Level 2 and 3 qualification standards.

Your Learning Pathways
• YourSelf™ Personal development, communication ‘soft-skills’
• YourBusiness™ Focused on operations, customer acquisition and retention
• YourBody™ Anatomy, physiology, pathology
• YourMovement™ Movement, activity and exercise analysis
• YourEquipment™ Essential product information, set up, safety, product-specific exercises and variations.
• YourProgramming™ Application of exercise selection and periodisation