Australian Fitness Icon Jay Piggin Giving Away Fitness Programs For Free

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In the bid to help people achieve their fitness goal, Australian fitness icon Jay Piggin is giving away all of his online fitness programs for free. The 29-year-old fitness influencer has taken the responsibility of helping people from all over the world get in the best shape of their life through his online fitness programs.

Jay has been leading the fitness industry for the last 6 years. Amassing an incredible 1 million followers on social media, coaching clients in over 55 countries from all over the world, Jay is known for the jaw-dropping transformations he helps his clients achieve.
It was around 3 months ago when Jay announced on his social about giving away all of his online fitness programs for free.  Jay’s online fitness business has proven to be a huge moneymaker for the fitness expert bringing in an impressive 7-figure income consistently over the past 2 years running.
Curious to know why Jay planned to give all of his best high-end fitness programs away for free, we reached out to him to seek further clarification. Jay stated, “I am at a point in my life now where the driving factor behind my motivation is not just financial gain but to try and leave a positive impact on the world as well. I have realized that it gives me incredible satisfaction to help my social media fame with their fitness goals. It’s time to give them back as much as I can.”
He also went on to say “My online programs are very advanced; they are tough and they deliver incredible results for all of my clients but they aren’t cheap, so I thought it would a nice gesture to make them accessible to everyone”.
Jay isn’t just an online fitness guru, he also runs two other successful companies and has a team of 12 to help him run his online empire. He is the founder of the clothing brand Elite Status and he also works directly with high-performance individuals who are looking to grow their brand and their business online.
“Running multiple fast-growing companies, managing thousands of online clients and working out twice a day requires a lot of dedication but I wouldn’t change it for the world”, said Jay. He is incredibly passionate about what he does and that is why he has built the reputation as one of the most high-profile coaches on the planet.
He also went on to mention that he considered it an honour to be able to work with tens of thousands of clients from all over the world and that his goal was to positively impact the lives of every single person he comes in contact with. “There are 7+ billion people on this planet, I don’t know if at the end of my career I will be able to help all of them, but I am definitely going to give it my best shot.”
Whilst positively impacting the lives of over 7 billion people is certainly no small task I think we can safely that we respect Jay for what he is trying to accomplish and that he certainly has the drive and dedication to actually make a difference.

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