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Trainer+ Trainer+ is a fitness history and planning tool for gyms and trainers that makes it easy to track all of a member’s fitness information. Version 2 adds a set of features for gym managers and owners giv- ing them more oversight of their trainers and clients, options for independent members, aggregated performance data on groups, and shared libraries of programming content. For more informa- tion, email support@trainerpl.us or visit www.trainerpl.us/facility.


MCore Training Station MCore Training Station 3 Adjustable Bench features a compact, portable and stable X frame design with horizontal seat adjustments of 30/45/90 degrees in both directions and vertical seat adjustments 20” to 27”. It also includes multiple attachment points for resistance bands. Optional attachments available: Roller, BOSU Pro Balance Trainer, Dip Bar and Plyo Top. Can be used for individual and/or group workouts and circuit training. MSRP: $795. For more information, visit www.mcoreſts.com.


StrongBoard Balance StrongBoard Balance is an evolution in balance training for a wide demographic which includes everyone from seniors and the moderately sedentary to extreme athletes, military and tactical professionals. This America-made fitness tool provides better overall balance, expedited calorie burn, improved proprioception and deeper mind body connection. For more information, email Adella@StrongBoardBalance.com.


Spyder 360™ The Spyder 360™ is a core-targeting fitness device that also engages your client’s entire body. The Spyder 360™ works on any surface, is quiet and won’t break the bank at $121CAD +S&H per pair – that's 15 percent off. Add the resistance bands and 30lb. of iron weight and you have a whole gym in a portable and convenient package. Club discounts are available. For more information, contact Jonathan.Smith@TheSpyder360.com or visit Instagram@TheSpyder360 or Facebook.com/TheSpyder360.


22 Fitness Business Canada May/June 2017


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