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ZUMBA FITNESS, LLC


Fitness professionals get paid to work out, but Zumba Instructors get paid to party. Fusing Latin and international rhythms with easy-to-follow moves, the exhilarating, high-energy dance-fitness Zumba program is torching calories and sculpting bodies across the globe. With more than 10 million weekly participants in more than 110 countries, Zumba instructors are in high demand to teach the hypnotic program that guarantees results and fun.


Contact: 954-925-3755, www.zumba.com. Please see our ad on pg. 35. —|


TOTAL GYM


Total Gym offers GRAVITYEduca- tion courses for GRAVITYPersonal Training, GRAVITYGroup, GRAVI- TYPilates, and GRAVITYPost-rehab in many U.S. cities. Learn how to utilize the Total Gym incline trainer in a fitness and wellness setting with expert instruction from GRAVITY Master Trainers on functional movement execution following the new Total Gym Library Series. The eight-hour course offers fitness professionals the information required to successfully launch a GRAVITY Program in their facility, plus earn continuing education credits from top certifying organi- zations (ACE, AFAA, and NASM). Contact: 800-541-4900, www.totalgym.com. Please see our ad on pg. 20, 21 & 23 . —|


UNITED STATES PROFESSIONAL TENNIS ASSOCIATION (USPTA)


With more than 15,000 members, the USPTA is the oldest and largest association of tennis-teaching professionals. A leader in tennis teacher certification and education, the organization offers a professional career- path certification designed for full-time tennis professionals. The USPTA also recently announced the launch of its Accredited Profes- sional Coach classification, a new membership classification that includes mandatory educa- tion and is open to USPTA Professional 1, 2, and 3 members and Master Professionals. Membership in USPTA also includes $9 million in on-court liability insurance and additional insurance for nonmembers.


Contact: 800-877-8248, www.USPTA.com. Please see our ad on pg. 95. —|


YOGAFIT TRAINING SYSTEMS WORLDWIDE


YogaFit programs are designed to improve the health, performance, and mental acuity of athletes or individuals interested in improving their level of fitness. YogaFit overcomes the mystery of yoga by delivering a practical, user- friendly style, which is accessible to individuals at any fitness level. The YogaFit style reduces the risk of injury and augments recovery for ailments, including stress, lower-back pain, and tension. Taught by YogaFit-trained staff, the YogaFit method is the nationally recognized continuing education partner for ACE. YogaFit has trained more than 100,000 fitness professionals and instructors at facilities in the U.S. and internationally. Contact: 310-320-0110, www.yogafit.com. Please see our ad on pg. 78. —|


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