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The Gatorade Sports Beach Festival and its impressive
indoor beach within the Sports Show attracted a buzz
of activity throughout LIW.
The festival’s highlights included sessions with
Volleyball England, Beach CrazyBall – a new invention
centred around high-rebound nets – and Roger Black’s
talk on behalf of Fit for Sport. The biggest crowd-
pleaser was undoubtedly the moment when GB
Olympians Simeon Williamson and Jo Jackson
challenged Worcester Warriors rugby stars Miles
Benjamin and Alex Couse to a friendly game of
volleyball, under the watchful eyes of top international
volleyball players.
The Lucozade arena, meanwhile, was home to an
array of energetic demonstrations throughout the
event. Fitpro showed how its new ViPR product can be
incorporated into exercise regimes; Urban Rebounding
– with its cardiovascular workouts performed on
mini-trampolines to music – invited the Fit for Sport
kids to take part in mini-trampoline workouts; and
SHOKK showcased its training products with the help
of Gladiator star Atlas.
The Health & Fitness area had an increased number
of demonstration zones compared to last year, including
pole fi tness, personal training and small group training.
Sports Leaders UK showed how sports activities can be
an enjoyable way for teenagers to learn important values
What’s going on: Synchronised swimming displays at
through sports leadership; and Katherine Merry, Olympic
the Astral Skypool (above) and, below, Trixter’s stand
400m bronze medallist, launched the organisation’s new
where the new X-bike Interactive was launched
teaching tool. The resource, a free download, provides
activities, worksheets and game cards in line with the
spirit of the Olympic and Paralympic Games.
Meanwhile, the Astral Skypool was the centrepiece of
the Pool & Spa area. RLSS UK, ASA and Aquasphere’s
regular displays included children’s life-saving
demonstrations and synchronised swimming shows.

BODYcarver – with a specially product is intended
designed treadmill, skis on wheels and for use on gym
personal screen showing ski courses equipment. Gym
– simulates skiing or snowboarding on Guard claims the
real slopes. Its inbuilt sensors relay foam forces itself
the movements of the skis/snowboard into small areas
to the integrated screen, providing an where bacteria
exciting interactive experience, as well proliferate, and
as a full body cardiovascular workout. continues to work
This combination gives the product after it has dried.
broad appeal: snowsport novices

ZigZag showcased its interactive
can be given an introduction to the Expresso bike, aimed at children and

www.sportegg.com is
sport, experts can stay in shape out teenagers aged nine to 15 years. The a newly launched website which uses the
of season, and gym users looking for interactive Expresso S3y Upright technologies of Facebook, YouTube and
versatility can add a new dimension to Youth Bike has an LCD screen with Twitter with extra features. Sportegg
their personal routine. advanced technology and graphics that allows schools, sports clubs and groups

Gym Guard launched its Total Gym provide 30 different scenarios to ride to have their own website, where
Hygiene Solution: an anti-bacterial foam in – all appealing to the youth market. members can exchange news, events,
sanitiser designed to tackle bacteria, Scenarios include games, chases, and results, photographs and video content.
viruses and mould, and reduce cross- attractive landscapes to cycle through.
contamination in gyms. Available from All the bikes can be connected to the leila dukes is from promote pr,
dispenser units designed to create internet, so riders can compete in real pr managers for liw 2009
‘sanitising stations’ within gyms, the time with their friends. healthclub@leisuremedia.com
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