On-Demand Fitness Platforms Surge in 2025
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- October 28, 2025
As we approach the end of 2025, we are seeing a lot of new trends emerge. A big one would be the rise of on-demand fitness platforms. A lot of this comes down to technological advancements, but there are other factors that have a big part to play as well.
5G has Helped Pave the Way for New Opportunities
With the on-demand fitness world set to grow by a whopping £4 billion over the next couple of years, it’s not surprising to see more and more fitness instructors take to the online world. 83% of households in the UK own a device capable of engaging with online fitness videos, so it’s easy to see the natural transition to the online world.
On top of this, advancements in 5G technology mean that devices are no longer being throttled when numerous devices are connected to the same network. All of this means content creators can use tech to their advantage more and more. With software like Zoom also surging in popularity, it’s not just big brands that are moving online, either. In fact, now individual fitness professionals are able to embrace the digital world of fitness.
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Not only are they able to help people work out remotely, but they are also able to adopt a whole new level of flexibility that doesn’t take away from the experience of having a personal trainer in the room with you.
It’s not just the world of fitness that is taking off this way, either. In fact, if you look at the property sector, virtual property tours are carried out all the time. They use advanced camera technology to provide an all-around view with interactive features.
In the world of entertainment, we are also seeing a big shift, as live casino online games operate by using live streaming technology. Games like Live Roulette, Vegas Fire Blaze Blackjack Live, and Jade Speed Blackjack 2 give players the chance to connect with a real dealer, but in a traditional casino setting.
This again shows how genuine and authentic experiences can be created by using the online world. It highlights a monumental shift in the way we engage, as well as allowing greater accessibility to people who might not want to leave the house.
Fitness Platforms are Becoming More Complex
For consumers, on-demand fitness can only be a good thing. As time’s gone on, more and more personal trainers and fitness professionals have taken to the online world, creating something for every experience level and preference.
With that said, competition has also encouraged companies to lower their prices and raise their game, as people try and race to the top to capitalise on this new trend. With over 350,000 health and fitness apps available to download, it’s safe to say that on-demand fitness is no longer a luxury, but essential for those who want to make it in the business.
By going online, fitness instructors can access a much wider and far-reaching client base. With influencers like Joe Wicks carrying out live streams on sites like YouTube, it’s phenomenal to see how far things have come and how this growth is only going to continue as we move into 2026.
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