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Fitness training (self.Blind)
submitted by Type_ya_name_here
I’m wanting to build a fitness business (mostly gym based) that mostly targets blind / visually impaired people (like myself).
WhT are some of your (good and/or bad) experiences when it comes to fitness gym stuff ? What are some things I should consider while building the model ?
Thanks.
WhT are some of your (good and/or bad) experiences when it comes to fitness gym stuff ? What are some things I should consider while building the model ?
Thanks.
ErtaySh 8 points 3y ago
Isn't it a better idea to build the business for everyone but also focus on the accessibility for blind customers, too? Do you think that you will have enough blind customers if your main target is blind people?
samarositz 2 points 3y ago
Keeping dumbbells in order by weight.
Making it possible to know if a bench or equipment is in use.
No loud music playing in speakers.
Accessible lockers
Clear, unobstructed paths of travel.
Accessible cardio machines
That's all I can think of for now.
Making it possible to know if a bench or equipment is in use.
No loud music playing in speakers.
Accessible lockers
Clear, unobstructed paths of travel.
Accessible cardio machines
That's all I can think of for now.
[deleted] 1 points 3y ago
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