SCIFIT LTD (UK)
Lexham House, Forest Road, Binfield Berkshire RG42 4HP United Kingdom Tel: 01344 300 022 Email:
info@scifit.uk.com Website:
www.scifit.uk.com
Steve Wright YEAR ESTABLISHED
SCIFIT Ltd (UK) was established in 2006 as a subsidiary of the USA-based SCIFIT Systems Inc.
PARENT COMPANY SCIFIT Ltd is based in Berkshire and is the sales, marketing and distribution channel for the complete SCIFIT product range throughout the UK and Europe. With its headquarters in Tulsa, Oklahoma SCIFIT Systems Inc is the parent company and has been trading in the United States and worldwide since 1995.
KEY PERSONNEL
Steve Wright, Managing Director. Bob Whitlock, UK Sales Manager. Anna Ford, Sales Support Manager Caroline Harding, Advertising & PR (agency contact)
CONTACT
UK sales enquiries please contact Bob Whitlock (T) 07920 794 409 (E)
bob.whitlock@scifit.uk.com Editorial enquiries please contact Caroline Harding (T) 01608 658 655 (E)
caroline@wetdogcreative.co.uk All other general enquiries please contact the office (T) 01344 300 022 (E)
info@scifit.uk.com
PRODUCT RANGE
SCIFIT is the leading manufacturer of Upper Body Exercisers with its PRO Series including the PRO1, PRO2 and PRO1000 models. The REX Recumbent Elliptical is exclusive to SCIFIT and its unique design offers smooth, safe and non-intimidating exercise. SCIFIT also offers a range of bikes, ellipticals, steppers and treadmills.
MAIN SERVICES
SCIFIT is a leading supplier of specialist cardio equipment that is fully inclusive. As a total cardio solution, SCIFIT equipped gyms ensure your facility delivers a truly inclusive experience for both disabled and non-disabled users. Key models can also sit alongside your existing cardio equipment to increase user inclusivity.
ADDITIONAL SERVICES
Our space planning service will assess the specific requirements of your customers and match the right SCIFIT products to those needs. We offer a full installation service and comprehensive in-house training for your staff on how to use the machines safely and effectively to achieve your clients’ fitness goals.
KEY CUSTOMERS
Key customers include other CV manufacturers to complete their total cardio solution, medical applications such as hospitals, physiotherapy and sports injury rehab, schools and other education facilities including specialist sports science and medical universities and also the ageing population where staying active is key to maintaining fitness and preventing injury.
SHOWS ATTENDING IN 2011
FIBO in Germany, LIW (supporting IFI), CSP Congress (supporting Pattison Medical) plus a range of niche conferences and events on sports performance and sports injury rehab, active ageing and fitness in schools.
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