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Amex Platinum Offer: $650 of Free Equinox Virtual Personal Training

 Published Date: January 15, 2021

The American Express Platinum card really does have great offers. They truly make the annual cost of the card worthwhile. If you are an Amex Platinum cardholder and exercise at home–like many of us during the pandemic–you’ll want to read on. This latest offer can get you up to $650 of free Equinox virtual personal training sessions. What’s great is that you don’t need to be a member of an Equinox gym to redeem this deal.

Source: Equinox

Equinox is an upscale fitness center that offers everything you’ll need for a great fitness regimen, including personal training. However, with the pandemic raging you may feel more comfortable exercising at home.

Get a $130 statement credit by using your enrolled Card to make a single purchase of $780 or more of an Equinox virtual personal training session package online at amexvpt.equinox.com by 6/30/2021. You can use this offer up to 5x to save a total of $650.

Is this offer for everyone? Definitely not. These sessions are pricey, for sure. However, Equinox is a top-notch brand and these sessions are completely personalized for you–depending on your fitness level and the equipment you already have in your home.

How do you stay in shape while cooped up at home?

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