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  1. Software Company
  2. Fitness and Nutrition Service

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Jump Into Motion (JIM) is the operating system for independent fitness professionals. JIM brings together payments, client management, programs, booking, messaging, and business intelligence into one aligned platform - with no monthly fees. JIM earns a small percentage of revenue only when trainers earn. Built by founders from inside the fitness and technology industries, JIM is live on iOS and Android with trainers across 30+ countries. Founder-led onboarding. Trainer-built. No shortcuts.


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