COMPANY PROFILE Matrix Fitness Systems
Johnson House, Bellringer Road, Trentham Offi ce Village, Trentham Lakes South, Stoke on Trent, Staffordshire, ST4 8GZ, UK
Tel: +44 (0)800 389 6078 / (0)1782 644 900 Email:
info@matrixfitness.co.uk www.matrixfitness.co.uk Twitter: @MatrixFitnessUK
Jon Johnston, Managing Director
Background briefing Matrix Fitness Systems is the commercial division of Johnson Health Tech UK Ltd; the UK subsidiary of Johnson Health Tech (JHT). JHT has been producing premium quality fitness equipment since 1975 and it is the fastest growing manufacturer of fitness equipment in the world.
Main products Matrix supplies a complete range of premium, commercial-grade cardiovascu- lar and strength-training equipment to facilities in all market sectors, including private health clubs, hotels, local authori- ties, schools and the uniformed services. Our product range includes LIVES-
TRONG Indoor Cycles by Matrix – endorsed by Lance Armstrong and the LIVESTRONG Foundation – the Krankcycle, the G7 strength series and 7 series CV range featuring touch screen TV, iPod and Nike + compatibility, plus Virtual Active interac- tive video entertainment programmes. We offer comprehensive support
and service with competitive warranty and maintenance contracts. Our team of trained and certified engineers also provides a nationwide installation and maintenance service.
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Additional services Our Customer Success Programme incorporates solutions and services to assist your facility with 3D CAD, finance solutions and training support. It enables us to add value to your business using our network of partners, ambassadors and experts.
USPs Added value provision and innovation. Our success is linked to that of our custom- ers’. We consider everything from your point of view and continually innovate our products and service solutions based on
Matrix’s 7xe CV range is available with the Virtual Active by Matrix entertainment programmes
your needs and market requirements. We will work with you to help your business succeed – helping you find finance solu- tions to providing the best service support and facility design. We are dedicated to design innovation – in the past two years we’ve brought more unique concepts to the industry than any other brand.
Top projects Hertfordshire Sports Village, Haverhill Leisure Centre, The Country Club Group, Lords Cricket Ground, Abbeycroft Leisure, Pure Gym, The Park Club, Imperial College London, Klick Fitness, Bletchley Leisure Centre, Atherstone Leisure Centre, Derby County Football Club and Elite Fitness.
Where in the world? JHT has 16 subsidiaries: Australia, Brazil, China, France, Germany, UK, Hong Kong, Italy, Japan, Malaysia, the Netherlands, Spain, Switzerland, Taiwan, Thailand, USA and Canada.
Who’s who? • Jon Johnston, MD; • Daniel Clayton, Vice President Global Development; • Carole Bailey, Company Controller.
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