FBC UPFRONT» What’s New
Virtual Active Travel is a new cardio entertainment and digital signage network that makes every screen in the facility a tool for communicating via custom digital signage solutions. Group exercise classes can be enhanced with scenic programming or even virtually instructed during off peak times. By delivering virtual running, hiking, and cycling experiences to televisions and personal viewing screens on the cardio floor, Virtual Active brings the outdoor exercise experience in. For more informa- tion, call (415) 355-9755 or visit www.virtualactivetravel.com.
The M5 Strider from Keiser is the
newest edition to the M Series™ Cardio Line and offers class-friendly features including a dramatically- decreased size and cost, while still retaining the feel of a large ellipti- cal trainer. The shortened stride is designed to activate more muscle groups during the workout creat- ing a more effective workout and improved caloric output with less effort. Features include a power- ful computer system that provides workout feedback including RPM, watts, calories, heartrate, strid- ing time, gear (1 to 24) and trip distance. The positioning mimics natural movements and is fully ad- justable to accommodate a wide array of users. Complete marketing and education support programs available. For more information, call (800) 888-7009 or e-mail info@ keiser.com.
Expresso Fitness introduces a new generation of web-enabled car- dio bikes. Shown here, the new S3 Upright combines fitness with a so- phisticated computer system and rich interactive experience. The S3 Bikes include steering and shiſt- ing features; gaming buttons that support fun soſtware features; a 19” wide- screen; high-contrast LCD monitor; person- alized workout options and an improved mod- ernized design. The Expresso S3 allows us- ers to race in more than 30 virtual tours, access chases or watch TV. For more information, call (888) 528-8589 or visit
www.expressofitness.com.
18 Fitness Business Canada March/April 2009
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