Cult.fit Launches ‘One More Workout’ Campaign To Motivate People To Get Fit In 2023
Cult.fit, a health and fitness brand launched the ‘One more workout’ campaign, with an overarching theme about how one should make time for fitness and health in today’s changed and sedentary lifestyle, in the Cult.fit’s trademark humorous and entertaining way.
Scrolling through reels and short videos on social media platforms has become quite a habit and we unknowingly spend hours on it. Another habit we can all relate to is binge-watching content on OTT platforms. Taking a quirky approach towards these habits, the brand has launched two TVCs, the first based on the storyline of ‘one less video, one more workout’ and the other based on ‘one less episode, one more workout’. These TVCs make you wonder, that while you are binge-watching a series if the characters of a show or the short videos come out and stop you from what you are doing and do not let you go to the next episode or scroll until you work out at cult, it would push one towards fitting in one more workout in their schedule. The campaign was conceptualised and written by Girish Narayandass and Anuya Jakatdar, co-founders of Bare Bones Collective, the creative agency behind the campaign.
Commenting on the intention of the campaign, Prachita Pujari, Brand Head, Cult.fit said, “We are excited to launch this new campaign to promote fitness. This is a tongue-in-cheek jab at our screen habits which often make us lose track of time and neglect our workouts. The goal is not to be preachy but to use humor to coax people to let go of just one episode or one video so they can make time for a workout in their routine. While they feel motivated to shake up their routine, cult takes care of their workout needs with cultpass - giving them access to 600+ cult gyms and fitness centres across the country .”
Anuya Jakatdar, Co-Founder of Bare Bones Collective said, "Cult.Fit has always been about making fitness fun and accessible and has never trivialised its importance. For Cult.fit’s ‘one more workout’ campaign, our creative strategy was simple: to tackle streaming and scrolling, the two main distractions that stop people from exercising. Hence the idea 'One less episode/video, one more workout' because we didn't want to say don't watch or don't scroll, we simply wanted to remind people to make room for their health."
