SUPPLIER & TRAINING
Technogym debuted the world’s first Google Glass-controlled treadmill at the Consumer Electronics Show 2014 in Las Vegas last month. The treadmill allows the Glass wearer to
Ricky Hatton (above) has teamed up with PTI
Premier establishes new deal with Hatton Academy
Premier Training International has teamed up with Ricky Hatton’s boxing training academy to provide a boxing training and education – Level 1 foundation and Level 2 advanced boxing workshops. The workshops will take place at the
Hatton Academy in Hyde, covering knowledge from an organisational and instructing standpoint, and giving people the accreditation to teach both boxing and circuit classes. Details:
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Lanhydrock Hotel and Golf Club unveils new gym
Lanhydrock Hotel and Golf Club in Cornwall has added a new fitness facility. The facility offers 15 stations of Life
Fitness’ Discover Series SE Cardiovascular equipment, featuring LFconnect; users can plug in their iPhone or iPad, or simply log in to the LFconnect website on the console screen, to create new workout programmes, or continue those they’ve previously saved and tracked. The gym also offers Optima Dual resistance, Life Fitness’s first group exercise bike – the Lifecycle GX – and cable motion dual-assisted pulleys. In addition, the hotel has installed a range of free weights and other functional accessories. Owned and managed by the Bond family,
the hotel is located on the Cornish coast. Details:
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control running speed using voice commands; they can also view workout data on their headset and communicate with a personal trainer via webcam. Using brand new UNITY technology, an
Android-based platform for cardio training equipment, the treadmill data is accessible from any app or third party device. Once logged in, users can control all of
their personalised settings across social media platforms, website bookmarks and other multimedia features. In addition to the UNITY console, users
can tailor their account by downloading other fitness aids from the Technogym App Store – such as MapMyFitness, RunKeeper and Withings. “With the look and feel of a tablet,
Technogym’s UNITY console offers a revolutionary, interactive training experience,”
The treadmill can be operated by voice command
says Nerio Alessandri, president and founder of Technogym. “It provides users with a personalised
training programme, favourite apps, TV programmes and entertainment – and it’s open to any third party app and device, like Google glasses or the many movement tracking devices.” Details:
http://lei.sr?a=u6q4r
InstructAbility rolls out training programmes
InstructAbility, an award-winning training programme providing fitness industry training for people with disabilities, has announced a raft of new courses for 2014. Created by spinal cord injury charity
Aspire and YMCAfit, the programme offers participants the opportunity to gain a Level 2 gym instructor qualification and gives them support to find a job in the fitness industry. The current programme – open to any
disabled people aged 16 and upwards – also includes a CYQ Level 3 Exercise & Disability module, which qualifies instructors to work with disabled clients. So far, successful graduates have included people with spinal cord injury, spina bifida,
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NEWS Google Glass treadmill unveiled at CES
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