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Google Debuts Fitness Class Search and Booking Service

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Mar 30, 2017, 1:58 PM by Eric M. Zeman

Google's new Reserve with Google service makes it possible to find, book, and pay for fitness classes pretty much anywhere in the U.S. Reserve with Google is available to mobile and desktop devices and works together with Google Maps and Google Search to find fitness studios, classes, ratings, rates, and more. Filters allow people to pinpoint the particular style of fitness class they want, discover class recommendations, and book spots locally or anywhere they might choose to travel. Google says the in-app payment tool will let people take advantage of introductory offers, as well as buy class packages or memberships. Google is working with companies such as MindBody, MyTime, Genbook, Full Slate, Front Desk, Appointy, and others to supply real-time class inventory around the country. Reserve with Google is free to use.

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