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The Fitness Passport
The Passport is your training travel record: a stamp collection of every gym you’ve actually trained at. It’s the answer to “where have you trained?”, collected one real visit at a time.
Checking in
- Be at the gym. Check-ins are GPS-verified, so you must be within 50 metres of the gym to claim its stamp.
- Open the Passport tab (or the gym’s page) and claim your stamp.
- Each check-in earns +10 points toward your level.
Not close enough? The app tells you how far away the nearest gym is, so you know whether to walk over or whether the gym’s pin needs a location correction.
Why GPS-verified? Because it makes the Passport mean something. Anyone can favorite a gym from their sofa. A stamp says you walked in and trained. That’s also why check-ins are one of the most trusted signals on the map.
What’s in your Passport
- Stamps: one per gym, each showing the gym, city, and the date you first checked in.
- Travel stats: gyms visited, cities, and countries, built automatically from your stamps.
- Your Profile Card: the Passport feeds the shareable stats card in your profile.
Passport strategy for travellers
Plan your trip’s gyms into a list before you fly, then convert the list into stamps as you visit. A two-week trip through Thailand can add a country, three cities, and five stamps to your Passport, and every check-in earns points along the way. For destination ideas, start with our Bangkok, Phuket, and Bali gym guides.
Start collecting stamps
Download GymMaps free and claim your first stamp at your next session.