FBC UPFRONT
What’s New
THE LATEST PRODUCTS AND SERVICES FROM INDUSTRY SUPPLIERS
The new Aerix ™ adjustable-speed hand dryer from Bradley gives facility managers the option of turning up for fast drying or turning down for quiet operations. Aerix series hand dryers use 80 percent less electricity than other popular hand dryers. Available in several cover options: cast iron, white enamel-coated steel or stainless steel with a satin finish. Hands-free operation or push-button operated models are offered. For more information, call 800-BRADLEY or visit www.bradleycorp.com.
The xRide by Octane Fitness delivers the cardiovascular, low-impact, total-body benefits of traditional ellipticals – all while comfortably sitting down. Plus, the ergonomically designed seat offers leverage for simulta- neous strength training. Studies show that Xride exercisers use more glutes and burn more calories compared to a recumbent bike. With a wealth of programs, the xRide is ideal for every member – from athletes to beginning exercisers. For more information, visit www.octanefitness. com or call 888-OCTANE4.
Fitness Anywhere Inc. introduces TRX® Essentials: Strength featur-
ing a 60-minute real-time suspen- sion training workout focusing on improving total body strength and muscular endurance. The program includes a full colour laminated workout guide with photos of each exercise, complete instructions and trainer’s tips. For more infor- mation, call 888-878-5348 or email
info@fitnessanywhere.com.
Experience enhanced performance, balance and
vitality with new Creo Mundi IntentionalTM
Protein
Drink. Creo Mundi Whey Protein Isolate with Green Tea Extract is a steroid-free, fat-free, low-carb nu- tritional drink with all-natural ingredients that dis- solves instantly. Full spectrum whey protein isolate, ultra-low temperature, microfiltration processed. For more information, contact
info@creomundi.com, call 905-571-3663 or visit www.creomundi.com.
16 Fitness Business Canada January/February 2009
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