Reebok Core Board
the reebok Core Board combines the benefits of
cardiovascular, strength and interval training for
a time-efficient total-body workout. it is the first
exercise board offering three dimensional mo-
tion that tilts, twists, torques and recoils with the
body’s movements.
• Non-slip feet/base and a rubber top
for extra grip
• Adjustable levels – beginner to
advanced
• Ideal for personal training, group
exercise classes, schools, phys-
iotherapy and sport specific
training
• Reebok University workshop
available
For more information, contact
National Fitness Products at
The Beamfit™ Beam
1-877-348-4111 or Shannon@
the Beamfit Beam is cutting edge, lightweight and easy to store. it is
nationalfitnessproducts.com.
5 feet long, 2 inches high and 6 inches wide. it is made of special high
density foam that “gives“ slightly as you work on it. It is designed for
comfort as it cushions your ankles, knees, hips and back. this durable
product can be used while standing, kneeling, sitting and lying down
and is supported by a variety of Beamfit programs. For more informa-
tion, call muscle up Canada at 1-800-469-2468 or visit www.muscle-
upcanada.com. $139.95
Twist Balance Pods
Balance Pods will help you work on your bal-
ance, posture, agility and motor skills and
to strengthen and tone your whole body.
use the flat side down for moderate balance
training; use the pebble side down for more
challenge. When using the Balance Pods un-
der your feet, place the pods under the balls
of your feet and keep your heels off of the
ground. this challenges your core by activat-
ing the muscles in a biomechanically sound
way. you will quickly realize that the Balance
Pods are a portable and versatile option to
other similar pieces of equipment. Balance
Pods (Set of 6) $48.95. available at
www.twistconditioning.com or order by
phone: 888-214-4244.
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