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Exploring Interactive Fitness on Expresso bikes


Perform Better


» Perform Better has introduced SandBells, training tools that are a cross between a sandbag and a dumbbell. They’re ideal for any exercise that’s typically performed with dumbbells, kettlebells, medicine balls, and body weight. The unique disc shape challenges grip strength and, because SandBells are made of tough but stretchy neoprene, their shape is flexible and ever-changing. The soft, safe SandBells can be filled with any material, and they’re available in sizes from 10 to 50 pounds. For more information, contact the company at 800-556-7464; www.performbetter.com. —|


Interactive Fitness Holdings


» Interactive Fitness Holdings has completed the largest new release of Expresso on-bike software since the company’s founding. The release includes miles of new terrain and five new tours, with varying themes, lengths, and terrain profiles, along with an unprecedented new level of integration with Facebook. HotConnect brings Facebook integration to riders at the end of their workout, so they can share their accomplishments on Face- book directly from the bike. The new software will be automatically downloaded to all network-connected Expresso S3u/y Novo bikes with Expresso Live subscriptions. For more information, contact the company at 408-636-2200; ww.ifholdings.com. —|


Timex SandBells Perform Better! ThermaSol Steambath Company


» ThermaSol Steambath Company has introduced several new products that markedly enhance steam showering for a luxurious user experience. Among them: aromatherapy retractable steam heads, which employ the company’s patented NoTouch system; Temp-Touch and Signature Series controls with a sleek black faceplate; and the redesigned Serenity Light and Music System, which includes a full-spectrum LED light system, built-in FM receiver, and two additional input-source interfaces for MP3 players, TVs, or DVDs. In addition, the new waterproof handheld remote control offers ease of use and voice confirmation from ThermaSol’s virtual spa attendant. For more information, contact the company at 800-776-0711; www.thermasol.com. —|


ThermaSol steam extras


» A unique sling band on the new Timex Ironman Race Trainer Pro Kit digital heart-rate system positions the watch’s display on the side of the exerciser’s wrist, enabling them to check heart rate, zone, or elapsed time without twisting their wrist or letting go of the bike’s handlebars. Designed for endurance athletes and fitness enthusiasts, the system boasts an array of fitness-measure- ment features and wirelessly syncs with the user’s computer, allowing workouts to be saved. Users can also program the watch from their computer prior to workouts with software on TimexIronman.com. For more information, contact the company at www.timex.com; 203-346-5000. —|


Timex Ironman Race Trainer Pro


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