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SPRI Mini Contour-Weights


SPRI’s Mini Contour-Weights are soft, flexible, neoprene-covered 6' dumbbell- style tubes. They conform to an individual’s hands to provide the perfect grip for upper- and lower-body resistance exercises, as well as walking activities. The comfortable, secure, elastic hand strap and the ergo- nomic design of the product eliminate over-gripping and hand fatigue. Accom- modating all fitness levels, the Mini Contour-Weights are available in five weights, ranging from one to five pounds.


“The Breeze” Combo Headset Microphone System


The SupremeProAudio Breeze SPA-664 wireless headset and transmitter lets individuals move around freely to talk, exercise, dance, or instruct without hav- ing to wear a belt pack. This combination wireless headset and transmitter is light- weight, sweat-proof, easy to wear, stays in place, and makes communicating simple, with outstanding clarity and quality.


SUUNTO Easy Line Training Programs


Easy Line provides fun, effective, and easy-to-use workouts for individuals looking for a friendly and non-intimidating circuit environment. Technogym offers three Easy Line training programs: General Fitness/Weight Management; Kids and Teens; and Active Aging. Programs include extensive guidance on class management, progression, interval station activities, and fitness evaluations. Programs are designed for instructor-led environments, and are delivered via online training and a marketing and education disc set.


SPRI Slanted Riser for Groups


SPRI’s Slanted Riser is an angled step riser designed specifically for use with the Original STEP. From aerobic training to strength conditioning, SPRI’s patented Slanted Riser delivers unlimited versatility. Slanted Risers are offered as a pair and are sold separately from STEP platforms. They’re available with a DVD, featuring three workouts that focus on strength, cardio, and interval training, providing full-body routines that are fun and effective.


Suunto Fitness Solution


The Suunto Fitness Solution is an automatic heart-rate monitoring and personal feedback solution for health clubs. It allows club members to monitor the cardiovascular intensity of their workout in real-time; their heart-rate data is collected remotely and displayed on a screen. Instructors can use this real-time individual monitoring to measure and report the cardiovascular intensity of the workout, creating awareness and moti- vation, while ensuring each participant is exercising at the appropriate level.


Kinesis Class


Technogym’s Kinesis Class incorporates the company’s Full Gravity Technology and features of the original Kinesis Circuit into a new and scalable equipment design. All Kinesis Class stations are identical and each incorporates three dif- ferent handle positions, so users can perform all movements at a single sta- tion. The shared design simplifies class management for instructors, and also allows operators to select any number of training stations, depending on spatial needs and program goals.


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