Handstand is a fitness app that is making it easier than ever to work out with a personal trainer. And the female-founded app is also trying to change the way women and men view fitness.
Tiffany Orli Hakimianpour is the Founder and CEO of Handstand. She joins Cheddar to explain how the app is utilizing tech to make fitness recommendations based off of your habits and your health goals.
Hakimianpour explains that Handstand capitalizes on multiple market trends. Handstand is a part of the experience, shared, and streaming economies.
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