| IHRSA Report | Member News ASSOCIATE PROFILES Hoopnotica ASSOCIATE NEWS
CSI Software u
San Francisco-based Western Athletic
Clubs (WAC) has selected Spectrum NG by CSI Software as its enterprise software solution. With Spectrum, the club company will consolidate six operating systems, reduce costs, increase operational efficiency, and improve customer service. WAC will be one of the first customers to use the new CSI
u Hoopnotica facilitates a rhythmic,
holistic movement that boasts a strong fitness component. Similar to hula-hoop- ing, this discipline is engaging, fun, easy to learn, improves coordination, tones muscles, strengthens the core, and increases cardiovascular capacity. An efficient calorie-burner—ACE reports that it burns up to 600 calories per hour, a rate equal to cardio kickboxing and fitness boot camp—it’s helped thousands to lose weight. By stressing the medita- tive aspect of movement, it also calms the mind, reduces stress, and cultivates a sense of joy. Hoopnotica’s offerings include hoops, related products, instruc- tion, and a Certified Teacher network. For more information, contact the company at 877-GO-HOOPN;
hoopnotica.com. —|
Jumprope.com KettleBell Concepts u KettleBell Concepts (KBC), Health Factory USA, u Since 1983,
Jumprope.com has
designed, manufactured, and assembled high-performance jump ropes that are used in health clubs, boxing gyms, cross- fits, and MMA studios to increase speed and strength and improve conditioning. Jump ropes can be custom-made and branded for in-club use, giveaways, incentives, or for resale. The company also offers instructional expertise and resources for club trainers, instructors, and members. With 100% resourcing and manufacturing in Canada and the U.S.,
Jumprope.com is committed to high quality and quick turnaround. For more information, contact the company at 877-870-JUMP;
jumprope.com. —|
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and the International Union of Kettlebell Lifters recently staged the first-ever sanctioned kettlebell lifting world championships, at Premier Fitness in Nanuet, New York. The kettlebell competition, also known as Girevoy Sport (GS), features two lifts: the long cycle (clean and jerk) and the biathlon (snatch plus jerk). Unlike Olympic-style weightlifting, where the competitor attempts to hoist his or her maximum weight, in GS, participants strive to perform as many reps as possible in 10 minutes. For more information, contact the company at 800-876-6090;
kettlebellconcepts.com.—|
Software Cloud service, which is a true Platform as a Service (PaaS) technology. “We’re excited that this technology allows us to operate in a true ‘Cloud’ environ- ment, simplifying our IT infrastructure and improving our disaster-management capabilities,” says Dave Nadeau, WAC’s CFO. For more information, contact the company at 800-247-3431;
csisoftwareusa.com. —|
Go Figure, Inc. u
The iGo Figure membership and
business-management software is now integrated with the European Union’s Sin- gle Euro Payment Area (SEPA) standards through its partnership with Harlands Group. This development makes it possible for EU health club owners to process one-time and monthly payments directly from within the iGo Figure software. While automated debit transactions have been available in the U.S. for several years, banking systems were only recently put into place in the EU to facilitate electronic processing. For more information, contact the company at 866-532-9588;
igofigure.com. —|
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