| IHRSA Report | Member News < ASSOCIATE PROFILES < ASSOCIATE NEWS Mad Dogg Athletics, Inc. u Mad Dogg Athletics, Inc., recently Vic Hart


software, the company developed its BCA series high-end body-composition analyzer based on research with Tsinghua University. TFHT is the product supplier for China’s National Fitness Testing project, and the National Students Fitness Database. For more information, contact the company at 0086-10-62986970; www.tfht.com.cn. —|


Ugi Fitness, Inc.


named Vic Hart, the founder and president of Root Manufacturing and Hart Wood, Inc., interim president of Peak Pilates, following a longstanding manufacturing relationship with Peak Pilates, and Mad Dogg Athletics’ recent strategic investment in Hart Wood. Hart replaces Julie Lobdell, Peak Pilates founder and former president, who has transitioned out of the company. “Bring- ing Vic on as interim president was a very easy decision, given his extensive manufacturing knowledge and expertise


in the Pilates category,” says John Baudhuin, the CEO of Mad Dogg Athletics. For more information, contact the company at 800-847-7746; www.maddogg.com. —|


Med-Fit Systems, Inc. u


Med-Fit Systems, Inc., the manufac-


turer of Nautilus commercial fitness equipment, recently reported its third consecutive quarter of profitability. “Bringing manufacturing of our cardio products back to the United States and introducing our new dual-stack Free- dom Trainer and Nautilus NOVA single and dual-function machines fed an up-tick in new orders, resulting in our best recorded quarter since the acquisition,” notes Dean Sbragia, the CEO of Med-Fit Systems. A 23-year-old physical therapy and senior care products provider, Med-Fit Systems purchased Nautilus’ commercial company assets in February 2010. For more information, contact the company at 800-874-8941; www.medfitsystems.com. —|


Precor, Inc. u Ugi is a new, innovative style of functional


training that gives health club members full-body workouts in 30 minutes. The 15" Ugi Ball comes in four weights (6, 8, 10, and 12 pounds), has the consistency of a beanbag, the bounce-back of a stress ball, and is the only piece of equipment needed to complete this high-intensity interval workout. The company provides workshops that cover more than 150 exercises for use in a group/class setting, the Yoga/Pilates-inspired Ugi Flow pro- gram, boot camp integration, and more. For more information, contact the com- pany at 604-876-0844; www.ugifit.com. —|


u Kudos to Precor, Inc., for being


named Anytime Fitness Vendor of the Year for the third time. Voted by


Anytime Fitness’ franchisees, the award recognizes outstanding performance, support, and client service over the last year. “I congratulate the entire Precor team for their dedicated support, continued innovation, and responsive client service, which has had a positive impact on our franchisees and members across the globe,” comments Chuck Runyon, the cofounder of Anytime Fitness. Anytime Fitness awarded Precor the same designation in 2005 and 2006. For more information, contact the company at 800-786-8404; www.precor.com. —|


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