Oh for sure, no question about that. Where VR fitness does shine is the social aspect without the social anxiety. Doing an intense full body workout with peop

Oh for sure, no question about that. Where VR fitness does shine is the social aspect without the social anxiety. Doing an intense full body workout with people across the globe and seeing other express their movements without having to show themselves leads to a much more relaxed an fun experience than for example a Zoom workout. I am fully aware that this is not for everyone, that's why it's good to have options. I for one wouldn't even have the space or money to put up a peloton bike but I can temporarily allocate 2 square meters between our living room and kitchen for my calisthenics exercises in VR. And by using mixed reality I can even shrink that a bit further. It's probably a bit hard to explain with only words so here is a short video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0WGOZlFXjQU https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0WGOZlFXjQU