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Health & Fitness


Training Buddies are dynamic outdoor exercise aids, created through innovative design, using a wealth of experience in research-led sport development.


The equipment provides users with access to effective exercise and an alternative to indoor gym facilities.


1. Easy to use, Training Buddies help to improve posture, exercise technique and improve positioning


2. Suitable for any size area


3. Good for group or individual fitness as well as all fitness levels


4. Available all day, every day for the user


5. Can be used as a training facility, as a complete set of eight, or individually


6. Eco-friendly - and weather proof 7. Graffiti resistant material


8. Proven to raise attainment in staff and students through outdoor exercise


9. Engaging for communities


10. Dynamnic, innovative and effective in various situations


www.training-buddies.co.uk


SportsArt offer total fitness solutions


With an established network of over 70 distribution companies world-wide, SportsArt Fitness has long been associated with the innovative design and manufacture of a comprehensive range of high-quality engineered cardio and strength training equipment that combine to provide total fitness solutions for many educational establishments inline with budgets.


No project is too large or small, as SportsArt Fitness UK are geared to offer schools, colleges and universities total fitness solutions to include:-


 Planning and layout of fitness areas  Qualified technical support on product selection  Staff training on equipment use  Full manufacturer warranty and dedicated after sales service support  SportsArt products are approved to TUV ISO 9001/9002, CE and ETL-C  Unbeatable manufacturer prices and various financing options to suit


For further testimony from satisfied customers telephone: 01282 779234 March 2012


or visit our website: www.sportsartfitness.co.uk www.education-today.co.uk


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