Health Club Management Sept 09

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LEISURE INDUSTRY WEEK 2009
EXHIBITOR NEWS
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With Legend there is
finally an alternative for the
Legend Club Management Systems (UK)
public sector market,
+44 (0)1904 529 560
a tried and tested system,
www.legendware.co.uk
Legend is a leading supplier of leisure management software
no hidden costs and real
to public leisure centre operators and trusts, private health
clubs, universities and hotels. Legend works with clients
value for money
to maximise beneﬁ t from the system. From EPOS to cash
management, membership, web bookings and fast track kiosk,
BACS processing, sales/retention marketing, energy reduction,
Mike Tait, Assistant Chief Executive
management reporting – Legend delivers straight out of the
Oldham Community Leisure Limited
box. Legend is a scalable solution to suit standalone centres to
August 2009
” the largest multi-site operators. Easy to use, it is delivered in
Legend pays its own way.
an all-inclusive package including 24/7 helpdesk support and
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free upgrades. Just ask our satisﬁ ed customers!
The best decision I have
Health and Fitness
made this year
Life Fitness
+44 (0)1353 666017
www.lifeﬁ tness.co.uk
Steve Bradley, Operations Director
Life Fitness, the leading global ﬁ tness equipment manufac-
Topnotch Health Clubs
July 2009
”
turer, will be showcasing The Journey™ exercise experiences
system at Leisure Industry Week 2009. This utilises its broad
range of equipment to create unique customer destinations.
Part of the products on display will be the new Optima Series
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strength line, which incorporates elements of style and
> personal
simplicity into a comprehensive range of durable space-saving
equipment. Visit us on stand number HF3 to ﬁ nd out more
about The Journey™ and the Optima Series, and to see how
Life Fitness is committed to providing long-term business sup-
port and bespoke solutions to its customers.
Health and Fitness
Powerful, efficient, market leading
software and service excellence
Matrix Fitness Systems
+44 (0)1782 749100
Legend transforms the way leisure organisations work.
www.matrixﬁ tness.co.uk
Whether a single centre or multiple sites, Legend sets the
The Matrix goal is to produce commercial ﬁ tness equipment
standard with a seamless solution.
that stands out and sets new industry standards. We are dedi-
cated to product innovation and engineering solutions based on
Legend delivers one integrated package. Easy to install and
our customers’ needs. Solid construction, enhanced ergonom-
train, fully configurable to meet your most unique
ics and exquisite lines mean Matrix equipment ﬁ ts the human
requirements. Backed up by Legend´s renowned industry form and captivates the human eye. Several new and exciting
leading service - seven days a week. products will launch to the UK market at LIW: The 7 Series
Legend is the definitive solution for leisure
CV range is redeﬁ ning the user experience, with integrated TV
management software!
screens featuring Vista Clear Technology for the most vibrant
picture available, iPod compatibility and FitTouch touch-screen
technology. The new G7 Strength series delivers effective
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strength training for the widest range of users. Introducing
a stylish new low level design and reﬁ ned ergonomics, the
Legend Club Management Systems UK,
series also boasts a range of convenient user features, such
Marlborough House, Westminster Place,
York Business Park, York, YO26 6RW
as the integrated rep counter and Action Speciﬁ c Grips. The
Tel +44 1904 529 560 Fax +44 1904 787 871 info@legendware.co.uk
MX circuit line, comprising nine pieces of hydraulic equipment,
www.legendware.co.uk
offers a safe, efﬁ cient and easy workout solution for people of
all abilities. Also showcasing at LIW is the Matrix Tomahawk S
Series bike with new MyRide 3wave training system, providing
users with a personal indoor cycling experience. With Matrix,
you can expect more. Visit stand HF7 to ﬁ nd out why.
Health and Fitness
80 WWW.LIW.CO.UK
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