This Workout App Helps the Swedish Armed Forces Recruit Fitter People
DDB Stockholm Developed Online 'Sports Club' to Get Swedes in Better Shape
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The Swedish Armed Forces has created a training app that serves a dual purpose: get Swedes fitter using its exercise regimes, and make them better potential recruits.
Faced with a population that is growing fatter and slower, the Swedish military's agency, DDB Stockholm, developed the Swedish Armed Forces Sports Club (known as FMTK) app for anyone to use as a "gear-free" workout app. It contains 450 exercises that don't require any equipment, 10 challenges and four training programs to take you to the next level, as well as a common daily workout.
The aim is to improve public health, but the app also serves as a recruitment tool, with workouts tailored to getting people ready to sign up for the Armed Forces.
Credits
- Date
- Jun 16, 2016
- Brand :
- Swedish Armed Forces
- Client :
- Swedish Armed Forces
- Agency :
- DDB-Stockholm
- Creative Director :
- Fredrik Simonsson
- Creative Director :
- Magnus Jakobsson
- Copywriter :
- David Alledal
- Head of Digital Production :
- Roshanak Fatahian
- Technical Director :
- Michael Lokner
- Senior Digital Designer :
- Peter Eriksson
- Senior Digital Designer :
- Jesper Lifvendahl
- Designer :
- Patrick Emt
- Graphic Designer :
- Ian Josephson
- Designer :
- Jesper Hellzen
- Executive Producer :
- Mattias Coldn
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