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PRODUCT SHOWCASE


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IHRSA clubs are not only making use of the Internet to capitalize on its social-media opportunities, but are also employing it in countless other ways. They’re utilizing Net-friendly club-management software, Websites, portals, apps, cloudware, databases, etc… to attract prospects, conduct research, streamline club operations, earn ongoing education credits, serve members better, introduce new services, etc. The IHRSA associate members showcased here hint at the infinite possibilities.


NETPULSE, INC.


Netpulse offers exercisers a personalized media experience by transforming fitness equipment into customized entertainment hubs. Netpulse, available integrated into the equipment or through add-on personal viewing screens, engages exercisers in and out of the club. Leveraging its patented custom- content delivery system, Netpulse offers HDTV, on- demand music videos, on-demand programs, fitness content, social media, and personalized workout data. Outside the club, exercisers manage entertainment preferences, create custom playlists, and track work- outs—all online. With Netpulse, clubs can engage, entertain, and retain members better than ever.


Contact: 415-643-0223, www.netpulse.com. Please see our ad on page 45.—|


ABC FINANCIAL SERVICES, INC.


The MYiCLUBonline self-service member portal is a Web-based application that enables clubs to enroll new members online and give current members access to their account information. With MYiCLUBonline, prospects can join the club, while current members can manage their classes, see their appointments, and verify/ update account information. MYiCLUBonline appears seamlessly from a club’s own Website, or from a dedicated site, and is customized to the club’s brand. MYiCLUBonline is fully integrated with ABC Financial’s DataTrak, eliminating the need to make duplicate entries.


Contact: 800-622-6290, www.abcfinancial.com. Please see our ad on page 19.—|


PHILADELPHIA INSURANCE COMPANIES


As a sponsored partner of IHRSA, PHLY provides members with comprehensive industry-focused coverage. Available coverages include property, general liability, professional liability, abuse and molestation, crime, auto, directors and officers liability (including EPLI), umbrella, and cyber liability. IHRSA members are charged competitive premiums with limited fluctuations due to market conditions. PHLY only insures best-in-class clubs (from a loss-ratio standpoint), building a risk pool of superior quality whose rates remain stable over the long term. Contact: 800-873-4552, www.phly.com. Please see our ad on page 115.—|


ASF INTERNATIONAL


ASF’s online software suite will help organize and track all aspects of a club’s operations. Accessible from multiple computers or mobile devices, it’s a truly flexible solution to help club operators stay connected to their business. Clubs will run more smoothly with simultaneous member check-in, personal training scheduling, point of sale, and more. The software is available to ASF’s billing clients at no additional charge and includes training and technical support. Contact: 800-227-3859, www.asfinternational.com. Please see our ad on page 2 & 3.—|


50 Club Business Internat ional


| FEBRUARY 2011 |


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