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u Rice Lake Weighing Systems, an
ISO-9001-certified company, designs, manufactures, and distributes more than 20,000 weight-related products and offers one of the largest selections of weighing products available in the world. The company boasts advanced-scale design and features, along with more than 60 years of weighing technology leadership. Rice Lake Weighing Systems sets a high standard in medical weighing equipment, process efficiency, and safety. Health clubs, hospitals, and care centers can benefit from proven scale technology, in addition to Rice Lake’s exceptional ser- vice and support. For more information, contact the company at 800-472-6703;
ricelake.com. —|
Rhymebus Corporation u
Located
in Taiwan, Rhymebus Corporation is a professional AC motor drive manufacturer with 24 years of experience and a popular brand in the
AC treadmill motor drive market in Taiwan. The Rhymebus RM6T series motor drives— specifically designed for AC treadmills— are available in open type (IP00) and sealed type (IP20), and include low-speed/ high-torque outputs, smooth starts, reduced noise, high reliability, and up/down or RS-232 communication protocol. For more information, contact the company at 886-42-359-5237;
rhymebus.com.tw.—|
recently opened its new STOTT PILATES Corporate Training Center in Manhattan, at the newly relocated Kinespirit Studios at Madison Park. This state-of-the- art facility is open every day and features a fully equipped STOTT PILATES studio, including the innovative V2 Max Plus Reformer, along with instruction in the complete STOTT PILATES repertoire: anatomy, rehabilitation, and exclusive specialty tracks programming. “STOTT PILATES has always enjoyed popularity in New York, with hundreds of instructors trained in our contemporary method,” says Lindsay G. Merrithew, president and CEO of Merrithew Health & Fitness. For more information, contact the company at 800-910-0001;
merrithew.com.—|
Power Plus Fitness u Power Plus 2 is an innovative
two-person weightlifting machine that creates stronger bodies and a stronger bond between workout partners. This machine can foster a new atmosphere of fun and excitement in health clubs, with activities such as Team Lifting events and competitions, which can also provide new revenue streams. Member recruitment
and retention can be increased, as well, as partners meet at the gym to accomplish goals and improve performance together. Power Plus 2 gives clubs a way to stand out from the competition, and provides twice the efficiency of traditional strength machines. Power Plus 2 has been dubbed the new “Social Fitness Networking.” For more information, contact the company at 888-772-9272;
powerplus2.com.—|
Star Trac u
Star Trac has promoted 20-year industry veteran
Kevin Einck to vice president of key accounts. Einck, who has worked at Star Trac for seven years, previously served as the company’s director of new business development/national strength sales manager, and helped integrate strength equipment into the company’s product portfolio after Star Trac acquired Flex Fitness, allowing the company to develop multiple strength lines. “With his passion for fitness and the industry, Kevin truly understands the customer’s needs, as well as our strength and cardio products,” says Michael Bruno, Star Trac’s CEO and chairman. For more information, contact the company at 800-228-6635;
startrac.com.—|
Kevin Einck
ihrsa.org | DECEMBER 2011 | Club Business Internat ional 101
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