| Innovations | What’s New Polar Electro, Inc.
RCX5 computing from Polar
»Polar Electro, Inc., has introduced the RCX5 advanced training computer for endurance/ multisport athletes and triathletes. New features include Sport Profiles, which quickly adjusts settings to a given sport; ZoneOptimizer, which adjusts personal heart-rate zones based on the user’s current physiological condition; and Race Pace, which allows users to set a goal, and then displays progress toward that target. New accessories include the G5 GPS sensor, and the new WearLink+ Hybrid transmitter,
which provides heart-rate data, even under water. Also, an enhanced s3+ stride sensor is compatible with the RCX5. For more information, contact the company at 800-290-6330;
www.polarusa.com. —|
PumpOne, LLC
PumpOne’s app addition
»As part of an update to the Fitness- Builder App for the iPad, iPhone, and iPod touch, PumpOne has made its new FitnessBuilder PT tool available for physical, occupa- tional, and orthopedic therapists, in addition to medical professionals. Available via In-App Purchase, this extension to FitnessBuilder is an advanced mobile tool for in-office planning/tracking, and for at-home extended care for patients and clients. The FitnessBuilder App is
available for $9.99 from the App Store, and the FitnessBuilder PT tool can be purchased for $39.99 (one month), or $299.99 (12 months), through In-App Purchase. For more information, contact the company at 212-982-5050;
www.pumpone.com. —|
SportsArt Fitness
Paramount's functional XFT-300
» Paramount Fitness Corporation
» Paramount Fitness Corporation has launched its new Extreme Functional Trainer (XFT-300). It features unique dual Extreme Swing Arms that adjust via spring-loaded foot pedals to place training handles from 27" to 86.5" and adjustment columns that rotate 330 degrees for unrestricted cable movement in multiple planes. Vertical adjustments through 64" are simple with a pull pin, and color-coded guides illustrate 18 primary exercises. The compact machine has a 43" X 68" stored footprint; sleek weight-stack enclosures; up to 75 pounds of resistance in 3.75-pound increments; and 14' of cable extension per arm. For more information, contact the company at 800-721-2121;
www.paramountfitness.com. —|
SportsArt’s C572u upright bike
»SportsArt Fitness has created an innovative Green System with a “pod” of fitness products attached to an inverter that harnesses human-gener- ated power from exercisers and feeds it back into the club’s electric grid. By exercising on equipment at health clubs, members actually convert their exercise energy into electricity that powers the
club’s facilities. Each pod can generate up to 2,000 watts during full use. According to SportsArt, a typical health club that replaces all of its ellipticals and cycles with Green System products could save approximately $3,000 annually on electricity bills. For more information, contact the company at 800-709-1400;
www.sportsartamerica.com. —|
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