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The Online Virtual Fitness market is a subset of the Sporting Goods and Equipment industry. It is composed of digital products and services that enable users to access fitness content and instruction from the comfort of their own home. This includes streaming services, online classes, and digital fitness programs. Online Virtual Fitness has become increasingly popular in recent years, as it allows users to access fitness content from anywhere with an internet connection. It also provides users with the flexibility to work out on their own schedule.
The Online Virtual Fitness market is composed of a variety of companies, ranging from large, established brands to smaller, independent providers. Examples of companies in this market include Peloton, Mirror, Tonal, and FitOn. Show Less Read more
