Supporting Our Industry Since 1985


For the past 25 years,


Sports & Fitness Insurance has been the insurance specialists for the health and fitness industry.


Contact us today and see how we can meet your insurance needs.


800-844-0536, Ext 2222 or 2252 601-898-8464


contactus@sportsfitness.com Spinner Pro


The Spinner Pro shares the same geometry and features as the Elite model, but incorporates a traditional linked-flywheel design. This health club standard incorporates dual-sided aluminum pedals, a sweat-proof fender, and integrated dual water bottle holders that helps keep riders cool.


MATRIX FITNESS SYSTEMS SEE OUR AD ON THE FRENCH COVER


| Innovations | FIT Extra


Johnny G KRANKcycle by Matrix


The Johnny G KRANKcycle by Matrix is an upper-body stationary cycle. Indepen- dent crank arms permit users to train with a single arm, or integrate their entire upper body to build aerobic capacity, strength, and endurance. The pivoting height adjustment and long, tapered sad- dle make the KRANKcycle comfortable and easy to use. The seat is also remov- able for wheelchair users, or for athletes and exercisers who want more training options for the entire body.


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