With all the incredible use cases of ChatGPT today, I want to talk about how ChatGPT is going to disrupt the fitness industry. I want to talk about some of the implications, some of the use cases that people are going to be seen with this. So without further, do lets dive into IT.
So I think one of the key areas that ChatGPT is going to really disrupt in the finish industry as personal training. So personal trainers is a super essential part um you know of the fitness industry. They provide a one on one guidance and support to their clients, right? And so I think that well, that is incredibly powerful for for service and for helping their clients um you know progress and stuff.
I think IT can be really expensive and definitely not everyone can afford. And speaking to someone who um you know I have family that works in this space like I understand kind of the the whole dynamic of how how that plays out. And so I think that j GPT can actually provide an alternative solution for some people or even a tool that own personal trainers can harness.
Um I think as far as just offered alternative solution though, I think that um I can obviously offer people personalized workout plans and advice based on an individuals fittings, schools and preferences is right. So you could go to ChatGPT and say, um this is where i'm at right now with my fitness goals. This is historically what i've tried to do, maybe what i've struggled with.
Um you can give you all the same kind of data, all the same kind of information that you would tell a personal trainer and have IT built out these really personalized and work up plans, give you advice. And you know it's getting all of this information from uh this massive corporation of text of online data that is already trained off you. There's a lot of this kind of content online.
And so I think it's gonna be a really powerful tool there. And the other thing that you know um people bring up a lot with ChatGPT is that with a trainer, of course, you know you want to respect their time and what not but with ChatGPT, this is something that is available twenty four seven um if you need advice or tips or whatever. So IT IT is IT can be a pretty powerful tool, I believe.
So I think another area the ChatGPT is going to disrupt in fitness is fitness tracking. So fitness tracking ers have become really popular over years. They've helped individuals keep track of their fitness programs.
However, not all fitness tractors, I would say you know, are really created equal. Some of them can be pretty expensive. Um and I think that ChatGPT can provide a much more affordable kind of like response to this by using um you know just natural language processing to track an individuals fitness progress. So I think that you know individuals like people could literally just put their fitness data into ChatGPT and they could get insights and recommendations based staff of you know where theyve been out. Now that being said, it's important to remember when you ve talked to ChatGPT, IT doesn't just remember everything you've ever learned and puts them into a giant databases like of information you've been I like i've seen some journalist online elude to or be frustrated that IT doesn't do that.
Um so I think you could have like a one of your chats on the side bar of ChatGPT that is like your tracking and every day you're like a today I like, um you know I was able to lift this much more wait and I pushed ed myself in this area based off of you know where we've been on this mega conversation. What would you recommend next and you could get this huge thing and then know if your conversation just gets too massive. Uh you can start summarizing a break and then me making me making a new jet and just saying, i'm at this place, what should I do next? So I think that in a fitness it's like sounds weird to use chat chapters of fittings tracker.
But I think that people actually be doing this um and I think it's going to be able to give them advice, like especially if you're giving IT data, like I can lift, I can bench this much, this this is my diet, this is what i'm working on, this is my workout plan. And you know I was able to push my self up to this level. What would you recommend I do next? I think I can be able to give you your responses.
So this will be interesting. I think another area that it's gna disrupt in fitness is just customer service. This is an area that you know gyms have to deal a lot with as far as customer service goes.
So ChatGPT, I am not going to go ahead and explain that um if you've seen maybe i'll make a podcast all about customer service, but there is a ton of different customer service bots. ChatGPT is really popular for those. So I think that would be a big area. Um I also think that the chat pity is the potential to transform really the fitness industry by providing like essentially just giving personalized solutions to individuals without the need for physical trainers or expensive equipment.
You could even tell IT like these are my goals, this is the woman I have, or I don't have any equipment like push ups and pull ups, like what? What should I do or like and all those kinds of things, right? So I think it's gonna able to really give you personalize, uh, ideas, work out all that kind of stuff based off of all the data you give IT like you tell me what your your meal plan is, you tell me what um you know work out equipment you have, you tell me what you've been able to historically do in the past.
And I think it's gonna build to give some some pretty powerful things. However, that being said, I think it's important to note that tragedy obviously isn't like a replacement for um physical trainers altogether. I think it's more of a tool that is going be able to provide people a lot of guidance support and kind of on their whole fitness journey. I still think fitting is going be a really useful beneficially.
People have so much experience in the industry and um they're really going to be able to help get down to the needy, greedy with people, keep them motivated in a way that a self you LED fitness bot or no chatbot online is not going be able to do like your ChatGPT is not send you a text every morning, you know, telling you to do X, Y, N, Z or call you up on friday and say, like, how was your week been is anything I can do to help. So obviously, I would say that there is definitely limitations is in a full and replacement. But I think IT is gonna really be able to disrupt lot. It's going to make this a lot more affordable, and it's going to be interesting to see how this plays out in the industry overall.