Cultbike.fit looks for aspirants to be its main excuse

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Who can be the right audience for the fitness industry? Are fitness freaks highly recommended, waking up before the sun rises daily to make sure they complete their 10k steps?

Or, those who remain ignorant of the latest fitness fashions but can stay fit with a straightforward lifestyle? I think it can be demeaning as they have a goal of mental strength, but they just don’t have the motivation.

Cultbike.fit, a leading cycling brand, has guided the team to its latest campaign and offers it the opportunity to become the next ‘chief executive of excuses’. Mohit Ahuja, marketing director at Cultbike.fit, said, “Postparters are struggling to stay afloat as a category, yet they form a very important part of the target audience in the industry.

A lot of traditional products have tried to make this group want to qualify, but they have failed. ” “We do things differently. We do not sell the idea of ​​a body with a good tone, but rather the concept of useful and attractive fitness content that encourages the aspirant to jump on the fitness band.

The senior management campaign shows our intent on this. “The campaign aims to promote resilience goals in India’s youth. The product has teamed up with top comedian Atul Khatri to launch the campaign.

Playing the main character in a digital film, he will pass the baton of the chief executive of excuses to the next person voted for by the public. The new grant officer will be paid Rs 1 lakh for three months, as prize money.

Cultbike.fit, recently acquired by Cult.fit, aims to transform the fitness industry by launching campaigns that encourage the masses to adapt to a healthier lifestyle. The main goal is to eliminate unhealthy lifestyle habits and to encourage people to live healthier and happier lives.

Cultbike.fit wants to bring home the simple feel of those who prefer to exercise at home. Cultbike provides an indoor cycling experience, helping people work with their bodies and minds in their comfort zone.

The campaign aims to educate and disseminate mass awareness about the need for resilience and provide much-needed impetus for those who do not regularly focus on their health and well-being.

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