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FIBO LAUNCHES A SOFT TOUCH


Escape Fitness launched its new plyometric CrossFit box at FIBO this year, with the unveiling of the Multiplyo Soft Box. The Escape Multiplyo has been designed using soft, high-density


foam, inclusive of anti-slip landing zones, to help reduce the kind of injuries that occur when using wooden plyometric boxes. The outer material of the box also allows users to easily clean the Multiplyo after each use. Escape has also kept in mind users at both ends of the fi tness


spectrum, with the box being created to cater for both beginners and long-time plyometric enthusiasts.


fitness-kit.net KEYWORD Escape Fitness THE EAGLE HAS LANDED


Cybex has unveiled a new 12-piece line that features refined movements, restyled aesthetics and re-imagined user features, as the business attempts to increase its blueprint in the field of selectorised equipment. The range includes a leg press, leg extension


and leg curl, while users can also train using a chest press, overhead press, row, arm curl, arm extension and a pulldown. Also included in the line are abdominal and back extension pieces. The Eagle line offers patented Dual Axis


Technology, which allows users to train with pre- or user-defi ned patterns of motion. Workouts can be optimised with an incremental weight system.


RESISTANCE & RESULTS


Precor unveiled a new product in the field of strength training, as well as a fitness-related app to improve gym-goers’ experiences. The manufacturer has completed


its Discovery Strength Series with fi ve selectorised converging and diverging resistance pieces, with independently moving arms. The equipment features Advanced Movement Design (AMD) platforms to engage more muscles to functionally develop strength and stabilise movement. Precor also showcased its Preva


Android App, which extends the reach of Preva Personal Accounts, enabling smartphone users to set fi tness goals, track progress, save their favourite workouts, as well as earn achievement badges for their exercise.


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SEEING IN TECHNICOLOUR


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BACK PAIN RELIEF


Following six years of development, combining elements of traditional Eastern and Western therapies, the portable LumbaCurve device seeks to relieve back pain through the use of acupressure stimulation. Making use of Passive Gravity


Assisted Traction (PGAT), the device is rolled under the base of the spine to stretch out the lower back, causing the vertebral joints to separate. This in turn relaxes the spine’s discs and frees up the spinal nerves to provide pain relief.


Dutch company VibroGym International used FIBO to launch a progressive vibration training device that makes use of a number of smart applications. The newly designed VG Evolution


is built from precision-cast aluminum to deliver vibrations across the entire surface of the platform. The VG makes use of an innovation named Cardio Colour Control, which allows users to view cardio stats on-screen in colour.


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78 Read Health Club Management online at healthclubmanagement.co.uk/digital


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June 2014 © Cybertrek 2014


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