*NEW* MZ-OPEN
MZ-Open is a new and improved way to access the Myzone ecosystem from your Apple or Android smart watch. By providing this access, we’re keeping the competition and motivation high.
Whether you’re using an Apple or Android device, MZ-Open means you can start rewarding every effort with equipment you may already have.
We invite you to download the Myzone app, subscribe to MZ-Open, and get active.
You can purchase the subscription by speaking with one of our staff at the Welcome Desk to get started.
Heart-Rate Training Technology
The DAC is proud to partner with Myzone, an innovative wearable heart rate based system that uses wireless and cloud based technology to accurately and conveniently monitor physical activity. Myzone monitors heart rate, calories and time exercising in real time and converts that into into Myzone Effort Points (MEPs). MEPs focus on rewarding effort rather than fitness. It is the tool for anyone who wants an accurate, gamified and motivating wearable. Myzone is up to 99.4% accurate and is respected as the fitness industry’s #1 wearable of choice.
How to Use Myzone
The Myzone Switch is the world’s first interchangeable exercise tracker for the gym, outdoors, or in water. Wear it on your wrist, arm, or chest, depending on your choice of physical activity. Track your workouts and share them with your fitness community through the Myzone app. Wearing the device on your chest gives you the highest percentage of accuracy at 99.4%.
New to the Myzone product universe? Ask one of our friendly DAC Club Reps about how the MZ-Switch can help focus your workouts, have fun hitting your goals, and connect to a fitness network of DAC Members already using Myzone.
Get your MZ-Switch today at the DAC Pro Shop for just $75.
- Exercise inside and outside of a facility while their effort activity is recorded.
- Login online anywhere and track their activity and progress.
- Earn Myzone Effort Points (MEPs) for every minute of physical activity.
- Participate in challenges based on physical activity and measure results.
- Achieve goals via utilizing heart rate intensity feedback.