The Good Gym, ideas of technological solutions for social problems

We continue with the development of proposed the above-mentioned contest winners in the post ideas for web solutions to social problems, in this article we are going to see the casode The Good Gym, that translated into the Spanish would be something like as good gym.

It's an online community that connects people who want to do exercises and at the same time help to who need in their community.

The premise is that the gimnasion are usually a waste of energy, while it is true that they are normally used to staying in good physical condition but the energy spent in gyms or released are not used or exploited for the community.

Thus arises the proposal of physical exercise at the same time helping the community, for which any person or institution that needs help communicates with The Good Gym and specifies the details that need help.

The Good Gym after evaluating the proposal to spear their community waiting for interested people who register for this task through a group that fulfills this purpose.

For example if a local community of elderly people need to make a shipment of furniture then is called The Good Gym, then launches the proposal via the internet and is expected to form a group of interested in making such a task.

Forms and aid needs are many, however all have the same ingredient: the use of physical exercise on different tasks and at the same time support for any need, cause or issue of the community.

Very interesting way of using the technology of the internet to form a community that not only benefits through physical exercise, but at the same time benefiting the community needed help.

Have a wonderful day.

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