Myzone has been named a finalist in the ‘Supplier of the Year’ category at the 2026 UK Active Awards, in recognition of the success of its innovative MoTech ecosystem in helping individuals build sustainable exercise habits.

Commenting on the achievement, Myzone CEO Jay Worthy stated that the company has developed a unique proposition. He explained that the team, working alongside behaviour change scientist Dr. Heather McKee, created a digital ecosystem specifically designed to help people establish movement habits that support a healthy lifestyle.

Worthy noted that many people can relate to days when exercising feels like the last thing they want to do, often due to busy schedules or life pressures. In such situations, he said, individuals need extra encouragement to prioritise physical activity.

According to Worthy, this is precisely what Myzone provides. By incorporating gamification, community engagement, and a reward system that acknowledges effort, the platform unlocks intrinsic motivation to foster healthy habits leading to long-term lifestyle choices. He highlighted that this benefits not only individuals, who may experience improved physical and mental wellbeing, but also gym operators, who gain more engaged members exercising more frequently and over extended periods.

The UK Active Awards are highly regarded across the physical activity sector, celebrating innovation and best practice in multiple categories.

Worthy added that while winning the award would be remarkable, the company is very pleased to have achieved finalist status after facing strong competition. The winners will be announced at an annual awards ceremony in Birmingham on October 8, 2026.