Dear Black Woman x Prismatic Venus Fitness Partner to Launch Online Fitness Platform for Black Women

EntSun -- Dear Black Woman is proud to announce a groundbreaking partnership with Brittany Biggett-Heeren and Prismatic Venus Fitness to build an online fitness platform that will empower Black female fitness instructors to host virtual classes, making holistic wellness more accessible to women everywhere.

This innovative collaboration will integrate group fitness, wellness coaching, and community-driven exercise programs directly into the Dear Black Woman platform, allowing users to engage in live and on-demand fitness classes led by Black women experts.

Empowering Black Women Through Fitness & Community

The new platform will feature a diverse range of fitness classes, including:
✅ Zumba, Pilates & Strength Training – Fun and effective workouts for all fitness levels.
✅ Boot Camps & Spinning – High-energy classes designed to boost endurance and strength.
✅ Holistic Wellness Programs – Integrating fitness with mental and emotional well-being.

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"For me, group fitness is more than exercise—it's a holistic path to well-being," said Brittany Biggett-Heeren, founder of Prismatic Venus Fitness. "With this partnership, we're creating a space where Black women can move, heal, and thrive together."

Beyond Fitness: A Holistic Approach to Wellness

Prismatic Venus Fitness, based in Orlando, FL, is a wellness brand committed to health, community, and preventive care. In addition to fitness classes, the company supports underprivileged families through fundraising initiatives and partnerships with organizations like March of Dimes.

This partnership aligns with Dear Black Woman's mission to provide accessible, culturally relevant wellness resources that support Black women in achieving physical, emotional, and mental balance.

Join the Movement

"This partnership isn't just about fitness—it's about creating a movement where Black women can prioritize their health in a space that uplifts and supports them," said Kami Redd, founder of Dear Black Woman.

The Dear Black Woman online fitness platform launches soon. Black female fitness instructors are encouraged to apply now to be part of this transformative initiative.
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