Creative Manager — TRX Fitness Anywhere

TRX Fitness Anywhere

Creative Manager

(2007–2010) Responsible for hiring and managing video production team and developing best practices for content creation and distribution. Designed user experiences and interactions across online communities, landing pages, and large scale campaigns with designers and marketing managers.

TRX Training — Fitness Anywhere

Suspension Training App and Website

Website, Application, and Experience Design

In order to connect owners and users of the TRX Suspension Trainer to gyms, trainers, and each other, Fitness Anywhere was looking to move away from producing single workouts distributed on DVDs. The application, online community, and sport specific workout pages were all designed to encourage users to find places and people to workout with.

The internal team of production artists, designers, developers, marketing leads, and program directors all contributed to the updated user experience. Wireframes, layouts, an updated look and feel, and a style guide were born out of extensive retooling.

The new experience and application was launched in partnership with Drew Brees, the 2010 Super Bowl MVP and Quarterback for the NFL's New Orleans Saints, encouraging users with similar fitness goals to get out from in front of the television and connect with other people in the community.

TRX Force Kit

TRX Force Kit Campaign

In order to connect owners and users of the TRX Suspension Trainer to gyms, trainers, and each other, Fitness Anywhere was looking to move away from producing single workouts distributed on DVDs. The application, online community, and sport specific workout pages were all designed to encourage users to find places and people to workout with.

I got suspended campaign

I Got Suspended Campaign

The awareness campaign was created to promote the TRX and Suspension Training and launch the brand to consumer markets. The campaign starts with a narrow focus on professional and top end athletes, like Drew Brees and Melanie Oudin, and then pulls out to more approachable and even retired athletes, who are using the TRX to stay in shape. Eventually, the campaign pulls back to the individual users who are balancing all the things life throws at us. The ads link back to the site where users are encouraged to “get suspended” or train with the TRX Suspension Trainer.

The imagery is authentic. No models or staged photography. The images all came from actual games or matches from the sponsored athletes. Later everyday photos came from real and current users of the TRX Suspension Trainer.

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