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Fitness professionals were able to gain CPD points by taking part in various Masterclasses


SHOW FLOOR ACTIVITY


CPD Masterclasses Debuting this year, the CPD Masterclasses (powered by SkillsActive and sponsored by MYZONE) gave visitors the opportunity to earn REPs-accredited CPD points by taking part in a diverse programme of taster training sessions. These classes included the brand new CXWORX® format from Les Mills, the TRX Rip Trainer showcased by Escape Fitness, and Powerbag training from Jordan Fitness. All of the CPD Masterclasses took place on the show floor, adding energy and buzz to the already lively health and fitness hall.


Matrix stand: James Cracknell announced his involvement in an ambassador programme


• CYBEX stand provided the perfect platform for the company


the Power Wheel and the Portable Power Jumper. The





to launch new products to the UK market – notably the Bravo functional trainers – as well as demonstrating a comprehensive range of premium cardiovascular and strength training equipment to the thousands of fi tness industry professionals that attended throughout the three days. CYBEX ran eight demonstrations each day of the show, focusing on the Big Iron, the Bravo series and the Arc Trainer. Dynamic Activity


showcased its •


new bodycore FreeStyle functional training platform – a smaller, affordable option for functional training zones. Wattbike


which was developed in partnership november/december 2011 © cybertrek 2011 introduced Power Cycling,


New world record Supported by Jordan Fitness, ultra- endurance athlete Mike Buss broke his 43rd world record. He completed the six-hour Iron Soldier Powerbag Challenge, which involved shuttle runs carrying various weights of Powerbags, beating his target of 200 reps in six hours by achieving a total of 261 reps, and therefore adding another world record title to his already impressive list of achievements. Buss says: “To not only break the


world record but to also exceed my reps target was fantastic. I’m now looking forward to a well-earned rest before starting my preparation for


with British Cycling and FitPro to offer an authentic indoor group cycling experience via the gym/fi tness industry. For gyms, it opens up a whole new market where cyclists and triathletes can train indoors during the winter, not only improving fi tness but also perfecting technique on the Wattbike.


the next challenge! As a professional athlete, I’m always looking for the edge to keep me at the top, and using equipment like Powerbags, the Beaverfi t rig, and my favourite piece of kit – the Milokit suspension training system – is how I do it.”


Youth Engagement Zone Fit for Sport, in partnership with COMPASS – the new trade association for coaching providers – introduced the UK’s first accreditation scheme for leisure organisations and professionals working with schools and young people. The brand new Youth Engagement Zone represented a move towards encouraging a strong partnership between innovative solutions providers and the passionate organisations, coaches and instructors who are involved in delivering youth engagement programmes.


Energy Management at LIW In a move towards stronger and more comprehensive educational content of appeal to all sectors, this year the Energy Management seminars were launched. Contributors included powerPerfector and BRE, as well as a panel of experts who debated how to manage a diverse and demanding leisure facility.





Individuals taking part in Power Cycling will be encouraged to become a British Cycling member, while the gyms will also have the opportunity to set themselves up as accredited cycling clubs with British Cycling. Cross-trainer specialist


Octane Fitness chose LIW 2011 as the Read Health Club Management online at healthclubmanagement.co.uk/digital 59


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