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Cybex’s wide range of equipment includes the Arc Trainer


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CYBEX INTERNATIONAL UK Tel: +44 (0) 845 606 0228 www.cybexintl.com


Cybex is a leading manufacturer of premium fitness equipment, designed to improve physical wellbeing, function and performance. Alongside its full range of cardiovascular equipment which includes the innovative Arc Trainer, Cybex produces the industry’s largest selection of strength training equipment with over 150 unique pieces. Launching at this year’s Leisure Industry Week is the 790T treadmill, with enhanced speed levels programmed to reach 15.6 miles per hour (25kph) and a maximum incline reaching 20 per cent. Also new to the UK market and making its debut at LIW is the Big Iron glute ham/ reverse hyper-extension bench, part of Cybex’s popular Big Iron range of racks and benches. Full body workouts will be taking place throughout each day, ran by Cybex Master Trainers and incorporating both strength and cardio equipment. Selectorised strength equipment will also be on the stand alongside cardio pieces from the 625 and 770 series’, showcasing Cybex’s most advanced entertainment console the E3 View. SECTION: HEALTH & FITNESS


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This year we have seen a real explosion of interest from local authorities and trusts, and have completed several large scale spa developments at Westminster Lodge (St Albans District Council), Ramsgate Leisure Centre in conjunction with Alliance Leisure, and Wimbledon LC (for GLL). It seems that there is a real desire now from these operators to provide very high end spa facilities, certainly in keeping with anything the private sector has to offer. Wellness as opposed to fitness has become a big issue, and what better way to combat one of the UK’s biggest medical issues, stress, than to relax in a spa. The private sector has slowed down recently, with refurbishment of existing facilities being the major spend as opposed to new build. Through our service department, we can offer very prompt call out for service and repair on most manufacturers products at very competitive prices. SECTION: HEALTH & FITNESS


September 2013 © Cybertrek 2013


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