| IHRSA Report | Member News ASSOCIATE PROFILES
A-RAN Stainless Fabricators u
A-RAN Stain-
less Fabricators has developed a durable, stainless-steel spray bottle holder made from 18-gauge polished stainless steel. Designed to
keep spray bottles neatly and safely off the floor, the sanitary holders are rust- and chemical-resistant and come in two sizes: 16-ounce and 32-ounce. The 16-ounce holders accommodate one to seven bottles; the 32-ounce version fits one to five bottles. All holders have holes in both the top and bottom lips for securing to the wall or any flat surface. Custom units are available, and all come with fasteners for easy installation. For more information, contact the company at 800-228-2726;
www.aranstainless.com. —|
Athletes HoneyMilk Patrick House ASSOCIATE NEWS
Batuka, LLC u
Kike Santander, the founder of Batuka, received
the BMI President’s Award at the 18th annual BMI Latin Awards in March, at the Bellagio Hotel in Las Vegas. The BMI President’s Award is presented to an individual songwriter or executive who has distinctly and profoundly influenced the entertain- ment industry. Santander originally created Batuka in Spain, blending his original songs with dance/ fitness choreography. Batuka offers workshops and continuing education credits (CECs) to group fitness professionals, combining Santander’s Batuka music and unique choreography in a variety of disciplines, including dance and Zen. For more information, contact the company at 305-365-2181;
www.batuka.com. —|
CYBEX International, Inc. u
Kike Santander
CYBEX International, Inc., has named Patrick House, the
Season 10 winner of NBC-TV’s popular The Biggest Loser reality show, a CYBEX Fitness Ambassador. House lost 181 pounds on Season 10, and attributes much of his success to CYBEX equipment—particularly the Arc Trainer. “Having worked out on CYBEX equipment for upwards of 10 hours a day on the show, I’m honored to join the CYBEX team,” House says. He will represent the equipment manufacturer at numerous company and industry events, and will write weekly blog posts for
www.cybexbiggestloser.com discussing his journey. For more information, contact the company at 888-462-9239;
www.cybexintl.com. —|
Harbinger Fitness u
u Athletes HoneyMilk produces premium
functional foods and nutritional drinks using the FDA-certified, Grade A, highest- quality fresh milk that comes from select milk producers. Athletes HoneyMilk is a lactose-free, high-protein recovery drink, and is an excellent source of dietary calcium and phosphorus, which are important for bone development. Honey is a natural source of carbohydrates, and is known for boosting performance, increasing endurance, and reducing muscle fatigue. Only premium-quality floral white honey is used in the manu- facture of Athletes HoneyMilk. For more information, contact the company at 512-522-4616;
www.honeymilk.com. —|
102 Club Business Internat ional | MAY 2011 | Harbinger Fitness has moved to a
larger headquarters in Fairfield, California, and recently launched a newly designed Website. “To support our significant growth, we moved to a new location that is three times larger than our previous one, and redesigned our Website to better serve our customers,” explains Michele Gaedke, the company’s vice president of marketing. The new Website features video training tips, an Anatomic Workout Guide, an “Ask the Trainer” section, a BMI chart, and performance charts. Harbinger’s new address is 801 Chadbourne Road, Suite 103, Fairfield, CA 94534. For more information, contact the company at 800-729-5954;
www.harbingerfitness.com. —|
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