LEISURE INDUSTRY WEEK 2009
LIW SHOW PREVIEW
SH
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HIGH
LIGH
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ACTIVE AREAS
Special features and
demonstrations across the
three days of the show include:
Gatorade Sports Beach Festival: The
indoor beach in The Sport Show will host
a range of live sporting demonstrations,
in partnership with the Urban Beach The Astral Pool:
Tour, including sessions from Volleyball A commercial
England, the RFU and the UK Footvolley swimming pool
Association. Olympic silver medallist on the show fl oor,
Roger Black MBE will also join Fit For which will host live
Sport on the Urban Beach on Tuesday 22 demonstrations
September, to announce the results of
the 2009 Fitter Schools Challenge.
Boxing Training and Equipment Zone: team gymnastics, aerobic and acrobatic
Astral Pool: A commercial swimming Demonstrations and advice on how gymnastics – around six performances
pool within Pool & Spa, this area will also operators can incorporate boxing will run each day. Louis Smith and Beth
showcase a range of pool, swimming training into their facilities. There will Tweddle have also been invited along to
and wet area products – from ceramic also be a Pilates Body and Mind Zone sign autographs.
and glass tiles to showers and saunas. and a Pole Fitness Arena.
Demonstrations in the pool will include
INCLUSIVE ZONE
Rookie Lifeguard, the RLSS UK’s The Lucozade Sport Fitness Arena: The Inclusive Fitness Initiative (IFI) is
children’s water safety programme, Supported by FitPro, this arena hosts developing and managing The Inclusive
and presentations will also take place, group fi tness training demonstrations Fitness Zone, which will offer free advice
including from Zoggs and Karen from leading training providers. Fit For and showcase the latest accredited
Pickering, the ASA and Aquasphere. Sport will display some of the Fitter equipment to enable leisure operators to
Schools UK Challenges and multi-sport provide more inclusive facilities.
Kids’ Camp activities on Wednesday 23 Sue Catton, national director for the
and Thursday 24 September. IFI, says: “The success and impact that
was achieved with the creation of an
The SHOKK Activity Area: The SHOKK Inclusive Fitness Zone at LIW last year
team will offer demonstrations on how made it an easy decision for the IFI to get
to motivate and enthuse young people involved once again.
through progressive physical activity. “The combination of having examples
The emphasis will be on fun, as master of inclusive fi tness equipment on show,
trainers provide circuit sessions to give and making available the expertise of the
users the full SHOKK treatment. IFI team, creates the ideal opportunity
for leisure providers, operators and
British Gymnastics will have a dedicated other industry professionals to come
British Gymnastics’ dedicated area will demonstration area, with displays of and discover how they too can create an
include displays of pre-school gymnastics cheerleading, pre-school gymnastics, inclusive fi tness environment.”
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