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for the way you move
As an extension to our already successful HALO®
Performance
range introduced in 2010, Multirig® is backed by over 25 years of design knowhow, designed as a robust stable, flexible, scalable platform no matter what your training methodology and goals. Multirig® may easily be configured to meet your specific space and training needs and to accommodate a wide variety of popular small equipment creating a focal point in your gym space.
Suitable for small or large group/ team training. Bolt together construction using a standard range of sub assemblies, you create your own Multirig. Available in a choice of colours and finishes.
UPDATE
People who make healthy lifestyle choices should be prioritised for non-emergency hospital appointments as a reward, a report by think tank Demos recommends. Released last month, the report – Control
Shift – said NHS users could prove their responsible lifestyles by sharing data from their supermarket or gym, and that this would promote a public service culture of “getting back what you put in”. The report also suggested that government
could top up benefit recipients’ Universal Credit if they attended the gym regularly. In addition, it said the government could encourage the private sector and online retailers such as supermarkets to give shoppers a health tally of their weekly shop, encouraging shoppers to choose fruit and vegetables, and remind people of the health risks of buying too much alcohol and saturated fats. Report author Max Wind-Cowie says:
“These proposals are about more than just saving money. They are about helping people make informed decisions and take greater
Healthy-living individuals to get priority healthcare?
personal and collective responsibility – an attitude that has become even more salient now there is less in the coffers.” Last year, a report released by the Local
Government Information Unit and Westminster Council recommended GPs prescribe patients physical activity at local leisure facilities. Details:
http://lei.sr?a=Q6O6l
Group workout makes members ‘happiest’
A survey of 3,000 members at an Australian YMCA has found 85 per cent of respondents felt happy or elated after exercise, and group fitness was the activity that made people the happiest. The YMCA Victoria survey questioned people about their mood before and after exercise. Before physical activity,
78.7 per cent of people felt ‘normal’, but afterwards 75 per cent reported feeling happy and 10.7 per cent felt elated. Group fitness made people
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YMCA Victoria reports women aged 35–39 enjoy group fitness the most
the happiest, followed by gym workouts and running. Women aged 35–39 years enjoyed group exercise the most, saying it made them feel part of a community. YMCA Derrimut Health and Aquatic Centre group fitness expert, Leigh-Jay Ascension,
says: “Men are missing out on the benefits of group fitness classes. When everyone is doing the same thing and they’re working towards the same goals, it builds a real camaraderie.” Details:
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£913m healthy cycling initiative for London’s streets
London Mayor Boris Johnson has outlined a £913m plan to promote cycling in the capital, which will see the establishment of Dutch- style segregated cycle tracks over the next three years. In addition, semi-segregated routes will be established, as well as “quietways”
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– continuous, signposted routes through side streets for people who do not enjoy cycling in traffic. Johnson says the route will run more than 15 miles, from the western suburbs to the heart of London and on to Canary Wharf and Barking. Details:
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