No.

For suitable trainers, the first step is to test one Evo. Use it yourself, show it to your clients and establish whether there is genuine demand for an Evo class.

If the interest isn't there, don't buy a class set.

An individual Evo Trainer is £399.

When you move to a class set, the current instructor price is £299 per Evo, with your £100 Instructor Trial credit deducted from the class-set purchase.

Ten is a practical starting point for a dedicated Evo class.

Twenty gives you considerably more earning capacity if you have the clients, space and timetable to fill them.

We would rather see you start with the right number for proven demand than buy equipment you aren't using.

We recommend starting new clients with focused 30-minute sessions.

As clients become more experienced, other class formats can be introduced.

Evo is compact and doesn't require the space of conventional strength-training machines.

As a working guide, allow around 1 square metre per person, as well as enough room for the instructor to move safely around the class.

The actual space required will depend on the exercises and room layout.

Yes. That's one of the important differences with Evo.

Evo doesn't use a conventional fixed weight. The resistance a person experiences is related to the effort they put into accelerating and controlling the inertial disc.

That means people of different abilities can perform the same exercise while working at different levels of effort.

No.

Evo isn't intended to replace Pilates or yoga.

It gives you a separate strength and conditioning session that you can offer alongside what you already teach.

Not necessarily.

We're looking at the trainer, their experience, existing clients, available space and ability to run suitable Evo sessions.

The Trainer Assessment helps us establish whether Evo is a sensible fit for you.

Don't guess.

That's the reason we want suitable trainers to start by testing Evo with their existing clients.

Show it to them. Let them understand what it does. Ask who would genuinely pay to try a session.

That evidence matters far more than whether you personally like the machine.

That depends on your class size, price, occupancy, number of sessions and costs.

For example, 10 paying clients at £12 each produces £120 of class income before room hire and other costs.

Use the Evo Class Income Calculator on this page with your own figures rather than relying on our example.

The trainer programme can include product and exercise guidance, starter class formats, marketing material and help preparing for your first sessions.

As the trainer network develops, participating trainers may also receive local promotion and appear in the Evo trainer directory.

We'll tell you exactly what is currently available before you commit.

Yes.

Some clients may want an Evo at home as well as attending coached sessions.

Where the trainer referral scheme applies, registered trainers can receive the applicable referral payment when a client purchases through their trainer code.

Our intention is to help consumers find participating Evo trainers and places where they can try Evo.

We may also support suitable locations with local promotion.

However, you should not build your business case on Evo supplying all your customers. The strongest starting point is an instructor who already has access to potential clients.

We intend to avoid putting unnecessary numbers of Evo trainers on top of one another, particularly while establishing new areas.

But we don't promise permanent territorial exclusivity.

Continued local support will depend on demand, activity and the trainer actually running Evo sessions.

Then you've learnt something useful before investing in a class set.

The purpose of starting with one Evo is to test real demand.

If the response is weak, we don't think you should buy ten machines and hope for the best.

Complete the short Evo Trainer Assessment.

We'll ask about the type of training you currently provide, your clients, location, available space and ability to run classes.

If it looks as though Evo could work for you, we'll discuss testing an Evo and the next steps.