Technique tips
Squat, hinge and press cues in thirty seconds.
Gyms and fitness trainers
Workout tips, class promos and member stories that bring in sign-ups
A personal trainer or gym owner sells a feeling of progress, and video shows it best. But coaching a 6am class and then editing at midnight does not last. Chitrio takes a topic such as a three minute mobility routine, writes the script, narrates it and builds scenes and captions, so you can post the same coaching advice you give in person to the people who have not yet walked through your door. A good rule is to teach one cue per video, so members can try it at their next session and remember who taught it to them.
Free trial to start · the cost is shown before every render
Straight answer: Fitness advice carries risk. Keep to general guidance, tell viewers to consult a doctor before starting, avoid promises of specific weight loss and get written consent before posting a member's photo.
How it works
- 1
Choose a topic your members ask
Form tips, a beginner routine, nutrition basics or a new class announcement.
- 2
Add your coaching points
Paste the cues you actually use. Review the draft and remove anything unsafe or too specific for a general audience.
- 3
Render vertical and schedule
Post to Instagram and TikTok, and put your free trial link in the caption.
- 4
Build a weekly rhythm
Plan one tip, one class promo and one member story each week, and schedule them in one sitting on Sunday.
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Measure sign-ups
Use a dedicated trial link in your video captions to see how many sign-ups each type of post produces.
What people make with it
Class promos
Timetable, level and a trial offer.
Member stories
Consent-based journeys told in the member's own words.
Challenge announcements
Thirty day challenges with a start date and sign-up link.
By market
US gyms push free trials and January offers, UK gyms membership and class timetables, Canadian studios seasonal outdoor classes, and Australian trainers summer programmes and small group sessions.
Nutrition basics
General healthy-eating habits, framed as education and not as a diet plan.
Questions, answered
Does it show exercise demonstrations?
Generated scenes illustrate the idea but are not a substitute for real form demonstrations. Use your own clips for form checks.
Can it write the plan?
It can draft general guidance. A qualified trainer should approve it.
How often should I post?
Three to five short posts a week is a common starting point.
Can I add a trial link?
Yes, in the caption and on the closing card.
Is it okay for a studio brand?
Yes, with a saved logo and colour preset.