| IHRSA Report | Member News <ASSOCIATE PROFILES LegacyChamp, Inc. <ASSOCIATE NEWS
Motionsoft, Inc. u
Motionsoft, a leading club-manage- u
LegacyChamp.com, from LegacyChamp,
Inc., is a social fitness network that allows active individuals to join groups and share athletic accomplishments, log and com- pare athletic statistics, and buy health- related products. On the Website, athletic enthusiasts, club operators, and sports leagues create groups that focus on a wide array of sports and fitness activities. In these groups, users can “blast” their fitness accomplishments, track and com- pare statistics, and gain standing in the group via Group Leader Boards and a Trophy Reward System. LegacyChamp also identifies healthy deals to help users support their lifestyles. For more informa- tion, contact the company at 718-685-4259;
legacychamp.com.—|
Smart Fitness University u
ment software provider, was recently ranked No. 778 in Inc. magazine’s fifth-annual ranking of the 5,000 fastest-growing private companies in the U.S. The honor followed Motionsoft’s July release of MoSo, its cloud-based member-management software. “We’re excited to be recognized by Inc. for the second year in a row,” says Al Noshirvani, the CEO of Motionsoft. “We believe our technology and business solutions can help organizations get, get to know, and keep their members, ensuring greater success. Being ranked in the top 1,000—and 67th among software companies—inspires us to continue that mission.” For more information, contact the company at 800-829-4321;
motionsoft.net.—|
Precor, Inc. u
EVO Fitness, a Norwegian chain of
unmanned fitness facilities, recently opened four new, state-of-the-art, Precor-equipped clubs, each boasting a full complement of the company’s cardio and C-Line strength equipment, as well as its free weights. Additional EVO clubs will feature Precor’s new Experience Series CV equipment and new P80 consoles, which feature touch-screen technology and an Ethernet connection, and which can be used to promote new workout programs to users. “We chose Precor because of its product quality, excellent timelines on deliveries, and willingness to support our roll-out on a financial basis,” explains Bård Windingstad, the CEO of EVO. For more information, contact the company at 800-786-8404;
precor.com.—|
Smart Fitness University is one of the
world’s easiest and most inexpensive ways to build a competent and productive personal-training team. For one low monthly fee, health clubs can now certify and recruit as many trainers as they wish with Smart Fitness’ NCCA-accredited certification program, which employs a state-of-the-art, interactive Web-based program. Jeffrey Gittomer, the famous author of many best-selling books, teaches rewarding and successful sales tech- niques that clubs can use to acquire and retain clients. Smart Fitness University is a division of the National Council for Certified Personal Trainers, which has been certifying trainers for more than 15 years. For more information, contact Karen Perlmutter at 818-631-5177;
smartfitness.com.—|
TRX u
TRX recently hosted 40 teenage
tennis players from the United States Tennis Association's (USTA's) National Leadership Camp, and four visiting junior players from Kenya at TRX's headqurters in San Francisco for an extended visit. The players toured the office and learned how to incorporate new fitness equipment into training by participating in a Rip Training workout with Rip inventor Pete Holman, as well as a TRX Suspension Training workout with Chris Frankel, the head of human performance at TRX. They also learned TRX Training fundamentals from TRX President Ethan Sernoff. For more information, contact the company at 888-878-5348;
trxtraining.com.—|
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