| IHRSA Report | Member News ASSOCIATE PROFILES Green Guard u In addition
to first-aid cabinets, kits, and supplies, Green Guard provides many of the safety/ compliance and other
important products that health clubs need. Among the more than 3,000 items it offers are bandages, tablets, ointments, ice packs, hand sanitizers, air fresheners, center-pull towels, soap, automated external defibrillators (AEDs), and AED compliance programs. Green Guard works with its clients to create a safe, productive, and compliant work environment that’s easy to support and maintain. For more information, contact the company at 800-869-6970;
www.greenguard.com. —|
Waters Fitness, LLC u Waters
Fitness’ new Tsunami Pro Indoor Cycle boasts many upgraded features that make it even easier to use, more com- fortable, and
more durable. Quick-release adjustment handles allow users to fine-tune the height of the seat post and handlebars to quickly obtain a comfortable fit. The bike’s large-oval-tubing frame, combined with a low step-over height, provides excellent stability. A metal chain guard, integrated sweat hoods, and large bottom bracket shell are all designed to deliver years of reliable performance. The Tsunami Pro Indoor Cycle is designed to exceed clubs’ and members’ expectations. For more information, contact the company at 888-850-9377;
www.watersfitness.com. —|
Star Trac u
Star Trac has
promoted Matthew Pengelly to the position of managing director for Europe. A six-year veteran of the company, Pengelly previously served as the man- aging director of its direct sales and service arm in the U.K. Before joining Star Trac, Pengelly had manned a number of senior posts with the Holmes Place Health Clubs, includ- ing overseeing development of its German and Austrian clubs. He’ll continue to be based at Star Trac’s European headquarters, just outside of London. “I’m excited to promote Matthew to this very important position,” notes Mike Leveque, the president and COO of Star Trac. For more information, contact the company at 800-228-6635;
www.startrac.com. —|
Matthew Pengelly Mike Leveque ASSOCIATE NEWS
join group runs three days a week to prepare to compete in races conducted by the organization. Upon completion, Back On My Feet members are connected with local companies for job training, educational scholarships, and housing assis- tance. The organization currently has chapters in Baltimore, Boston, Philadelphia, and Washington, D.C., and will soon launch a new one in Chicago. For more information, contact the company at 800-288-3300;
www.lifefitness.com. —|
Motion Fitness u Motion Fitness has entered
into a partnership with the Humana Games for Health to introduce the Horsepower Challenge to more communi- ties throughout the U.S. The Challenge—developed by Humana Games—is a unique exercise/video-game initiative designed to encourage children to become more physically active. Students wear smart pedometers on their shoes to keep track of the number of
steps they take, and the results are then uploaded, wirelessly, to the Challenge Website. The Challenge and other Active Game Play titles work with Exergame Fitness, a division of Motion Fitness. For more information, contact the company at 877-668-4664;
www.motionfitness.com. —|
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