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OpenAire u


Following a major expansion, u Sports and Prevention, LLC, is the


exclusive distributor of “Back-Check by Dr. Wolff.” This unique concept, which won the 2009 FIBO Innovation Award in Germany, is based on a complete assess- ment of an individual’s muscle condition, and includes measurements of age, weight, and height. The Body Map shows all muscles in three colors: red to strengthen, yellow to improve, and green to maintain. Results are used to develop an exercise plan with specific machines designed by Dr. Wolff. More than 2,000 gyms in Europe use this system today. For more information, contact the company at 305-937-1515; www.sportsandprevention.com. —|


International Sports &


Fitness Distribution u


International


ISFD President Rajat Bhatnagar


Sports & Fitness Distribution (ISFD) is a distributor of premier con- sumer and commercial sports and fitness


equipment to Southeast Asian markets. The company operates in North America, Europe, and Asia, and promotes original local brands. ISFD represents and distributes several international fitness brands through its exclusive dealer networks. The company has the only multi-brand, one-stop Web store offering fitness equipment and accessories in New Delhi, India. For more information, contact the company at 603-233-7145; www.isfdistribution.com —|


the Royal Glenora Club in Alberta, Canada, now features a beautiful aquatic facility with a retractable glass OpenAire enclosure. All summer, when the roof is open, members can enjoy an outdoor swim in a fresh, inviting environment; in the winter months, they benefit from an airy, light-filled space surrounded by the beautiful river valley—but without the cold winds, rain, or snow. OpenAire designed, manufac- tured, and installed the 82' long and 24' high retractable enclosure for the club’s two new pools. For more information, contact the company at 800-267-4877; www.openaire.com. —|


Power Plate u Power Plate North America (PPNA) has


partnered with The National Academy of Sports Medicine (NASM) to expand certifi- cation of trainers and research in whole body vibration (WBV) and Power Plate training. Ten NASM Master Trainers have been trained and certified on Power Plate, and all NASM-certified personal trainers can earn continuing education credits (CECs) for Power Plate training. NASM is also working with Power Plate and the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill to research the benefits of acceleration training for bone and joint health, as well


as validate past scientific findings. For more information, contact the company at www.powerplate.com. —|


Precor, Inc. u


Precor, Inc., has promoted


two employees in the United Kingdom. Steve Shaw, who has been with Precor for three years, has been named senior group account man- ager to manage key accounts and define new business opportunities. He holds a sports science degree and formerly managed a large health club in London. Jo Headington is taking Shaw’s former position as group account manager, having formerly served in a regional sales role. A four-year Precor veteran, Headington has worked in the fitness industry for 11 years. For more information, contact the company at 800-786-8404; www.precor.com. —|


Jo Headington Steve Shaw www. ihrsa.org | JANUARY 2011 | Club Business Internat ional 117


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