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NEW Slide Board


Slide Boards are preferred off-ice training tools for hockey players, and figure and speed skaters. Exercisers can get in prime shape for skating and skiing with these professional Slide Boards, which help develop lateral strength, power, and endurance, as well as improve balance, speed, and flexibility. A variety of exercises for the lower, middle, and upper body can be performed on the Slide Board, which measures 8' x 1/4', and adjusts to 6', 7', or 8'.


Manufacturer’s list price: $299.95


HELIX CO. SEE OUR AD ON PAGE 61


S770 Pinnacle Trainer


The Pinnacle Trainer blends cardio, core, and lateral training for a high-intensity, low-impact workout unlike any other. The combination of forward and lateral motion recruits small muscle groups that are crucial for core stability and balance, and efficiently targets inner and outer thigh muscles. Users can train muscle groups that they typically cannot target on traditional cardio machines, which generally employ only forward/ backward motions.


Manufacturer’s list price: $7,499.00


TECHNOGYM SEE OUR AD ON THE BACK COVER


Excite+ Crossover


Technogym’s EXCITE+ CROSSOVER provides an easy-to-use, total-body lateral training experience. CROSSOVER combines lower-body lateral training with converging upper-body involvement for a natural, rhythmic, and engaging exercise experience. The unique lower- body movement combines abduction, extension, and external rotation to recruit different muscles than those used on traditional cardio machines. User-friendly features include dependent pedal action, fast-track controls, dual heart-rate hand sensors, and an optional touch-screen VISIOWEB display.


VARISPORT, INC.


Helix Lateral Trainer


The revolutionary Helix Lateral Trainer simultaneously works the inner and outer thighs and glutes, delivering the kind of dramatic lower-body sculpting results normally achieved only via a combination of weight and cardiovascular training.


Manufacturer’s list price: $3,295.00


Cardio Wave


Technogym’s Cardio Wave facilitates a lateral, multiplanar movement pattern to provide a unique, challenging, and high-calorie-burning workout. The movement combines abduction, exten- sion, and external rotation to work the lower body, spine, and core-stabilizer muscles. This dynamic, low-impact movement helps improve balance and coordination, while stabilizing and main- taining correct alignment of the knee, hip, and ankle joints. Cardio Wave offers extensive program options, an iPod- and Web-compatible integrated display, and eco-friendly self-powered options.


NEW ULTRASLIDE


ULTRASLIDE slide boards are available in 7', 8', and 10' lengths. The ULTRASLIDE 7 is perfect for home use and personal training, while the ULTRASLIDE 8 and 10 are commercial-grade units designed for serious use in gyms and health clubs. All three ULTRASLIDE models feature a solid base and adjustable hardwood bumpers, and are manufactured entirely in the U.S. from sustainable materials. The ULTRASLIDE 8 and 10 can be customized with a club’s logo.


Manufacturer’s list price: start at $299.95


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