Orangetheory Fitness (OTF) is a boutique fitness studio franchise based in Boca Raton, Florida. As of December 2019, the chain includes over 1,200 studios in all 50 U.S. states and over 23 countries. Since its founding in 2010, the chain has expanded rapidly, surpassing $1 billion in systemwide sales in 2018.[2] As of 2020, the chain has over one million members.[3] Orangetheory workouts are a form of high-intensity interval training, alternating between short periods of intense exercise and long recovery periods.[4] These hour-long sessions are designed to generate excess post-exercise oxygen consumption (EPOC).[4] Studios are split into three stations: treadmill, indoor rowing, and weight training.[4] Attendees cycle between these stations over the course of a session.[4] Workouts are categorized as emphasizing endurance, power, or strength, or a combination of the three.[4] Workout sessions are group exercises led by a coach. Classes are pre-designed and not divulged to attendees prior to arrival.[4] Members can book classes through the Orangetheory app which displays the location, day and time of open classes as well as which coach will be teaching. Members have the option to book classes at any OTF location around the world.[5].
The challenge of this product, is how we are making sure of accommodating the users that are both in Europe, US, Asia, making sure that all of them are familiar enough with every button that are provided. There are five heart rate zones used in the Orangetheory workout; grey, blue, green, orange, and red. [6] The grey zone is 0-60 percent of your maximum heart-rate. This is the most comfortable zone, and is also known as your resting heart rate. [6] The blue zone is 61-70 percent of your maximum heart-rate. This is your known as warm-up period, as you start to increase your intensity. [6] The green zone is 71-83 percent of your maximum heart-rate. This is known as your comfortable and fat burning zone. You want to aim to stay in this zone for 25 to 35 minutes of your workout. [6] The orange zone is 84-91 percent of your maximum heart-rate. This is where you feel uncomfortable, which creates EPOC, otherwise known as the after burn effect. You should aim to stay in this zone for at least 12 minutes of your workout. [6] The red zone is 92-100 percent of your maximum heart-rate. This is where you "empty your tank" and use all of the energy you have at that moment. [6] And one of the biggest challenge are to make sure we accommodate those differences.
Splatt TV is supposed to be an interactive, easy to use tool. This shows in our approach on this project as making it like a canvas for painter, or sandbox for kids. With a user over 23 countries, we also make sure, that whenever the HQ decided to launch a specials or programs that are only valid for a certain countries, are met.
Orangetheory Fitness (OTF) is a boutique fitness studio franchise based in Boca Raton, Florida. As of December 2019, the chain includes over 1,200 studios in all 50 U.S. states and over 23 countries. Since its founding in 2010, the chain has expanded rapidly, surpassing $1 billion in systemwide sales in 2018.[2] As of 2020, the chain has over one million members.[3] Orangetheory workouts are a form of high-intensity interval training, alternating between short periods of intense exercise and long recovery periods.[4] These hour-long sessions are designed to generate excess post-exercise oxygen consumption (EPOC).[4] Studios are split into three stations: treadmill, indoor rowing, and weight training.[4] Attendees cycle between these stations over the course of a session.[4] Workouts are categorized as emphasizing endurance, power, or strength, or a combination of the three.[4] Workout sessions are group exercises led by a coach. Classes are pre-designed and not divulged to attendees prior to arrival.[4] Members can book classes through the Orangetheory app which displays the location, day and time of open classes as well as which coach will be teaching. Members have the option to book classes at any OTF location around the world.[5].