Press
Overview
TrainAway helps travelers buy short-term access to quality gyms and fitness clubs all over the world.

There are no subscriptions or sign up fees, you only pay when you train.
Date Launched October 2017
HQ Location Copenhagen, Denmark
Team size 15
SDG Focus #3: Health and wellbeing
Press Contact Dominic Wood-Hill – dw@trainaway.fit
Press Releases
Feb 1, 2020 – Fitness platform gives Airbnb-style access to gyms

“From San Francisco to Sydney – fitness on the road just got a whole lot easier with TrainAway.”

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May 1, 2019 – Gym day pass app TrainAway hits 1,000 gyms milestone

“The most successful apps for travelers are those with the broadest coverage. TrainAway is the equivalent in the fitness category, now with over 1,000 gyms on the platform.”

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October 1, 2018 – TrainAway partners with world’s largest fitness trade association

“Despite competition from other major industry players, IHRSA chose to partner with TrainAway.”

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About
It’s no longer good enough for fitness to just be an activity for home. People want to be able to continue their active routine when traveling too. But it’s not easy to get access to quality fitness facilities in new locations, so TrainAway was built to give active travelers an easy way to get into a gym – anywhere in the world.
Key features:
•   Gym day passes available for purchase using a simple mobile app and website
•   No membership or subscription required
•   Partner gyms in 50 countries across five continents
The back story

TrainAway was founded by two guys who traveled a lot, but were sick of having to make such an effort just trying to get into a gym. Whether it was language barriers, endless form filling, or the gym not allowing guests at all, they knew the process could be improved.

They started TrainAway to make life easier for travelers like them.
Audience
Founder Info
Kenn Gudbergsen


CEO
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After growing up on a farm, Kenn abandoned both the family cattle business and his dreams of becoming a professional footballer for a career in management consultancy.

Kenn claims the unofficial world record for ‘Most countries worked out in’, having visited gyms in 42 nations, everywhere from Brazil to Estonia to Indonesia.