London-based BLOK picks up €4.45 million for its hybrid fitness platform

Blok Secures £3.75M  in Pre-Series A Bridge Funding

London’s digital fitness startup BLOK receives £3.75M for its new hybrid studios — TFN

BLOK, a hybrid fitness platform that combines in-studio, at-home, and at-office programs, has secured €4.45 million in funding led by ACF Investors. The round also included investment from Elcot Capital, The Santon Group, the UK government’s Future Fund, Crowdcube, and angel investor Rob Wirszycz, who will be joining the business as Chairman. The funding will be used to build upon BLOK’s new hybrid model, which combines in-studio, at home and at-office programmes, all linked through a single digital platform. BLOK is making a number of key additions to its management and sales teams and continues to invest in its tech platform.

BLOK Raises €4.45 Million for Hybrid Fitness Platform

BLOK is a hybrid fitness platform that combines in-studio, at-home, and at-office programs, all linked through a single digital platform. Founded in 2016, BLOK began as a boxing and yoga space in Clapton, London, and has since expanded to three sites across the UK. During the pandemic, the company pivoted to the digital space, launching BLOKtv in May 2020 and producing over 500 videos to meet the demand for physical and mental wellbeing. BLOKtv grew by 35% month on month in its first year and also produced a series of Instagram live classes in partnership with Beats by Dre. BLOK currently offers over 200 live fitness classes every month and over 500 on-demand videos.

BLOK is a hybrid fitness platform that combines in-studio, at-home, and at-office programs, all linked through a single digital platform.

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BLOK Raises €4.45 Million for Hybrid Fitness Platform

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