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Pavigym Tel:+44 (0)1223 969 870 Web:
www.pavigym.com If you´re still thinking of flooring just as a required element within your facility, visiting the Pavigym stand at LIW will change your vision. After visiting, you will understand flooring as “free-space” equipment, more than flooring. Pavigym has commited to transforming the fitness industry; manufacturing, designing and delivering unique health and fitness facilities, all in a simple, no-hassle package. SECTION: HEALTH & FITNESS
● Fully branded to your business
● Book courses online
● View teacher feedback and course progress
● Make payments and movements for courses
To learn more about Cap2 please call 0845 504 8528, email
sales@cap2.co.uk or visit us at:
www.cap2.co.uk
Going to LIW? Visit us on stand #L220
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Performance Health Systems Tel: +44 (0)20 7317 5000 Website:
www.powerplate.com Performance Health Systems will be showcasing its latest Power Plate products and new integrated fitness concept at this year’s LIW on stand H610. The integration of Power Plate with existing or additional training modalities such as ViPR, kettlebells and suspension training can provide diverse and innovative programming solutions to engage and retain clients. Power Plate offers a multitude of benefits for a diverse range of population groups, including active ageing, women’s wellness, neurological conditions and sports performance. It also presents significant opportunities for operators and facilities to attract new customers and diversify their offerings. Power Plate pro7 is the first commercial vibration training machine to feature an integrated LCD touch screen with functional interactive training (FIT) software, which takes clients through every stage of their Power Plate programme. In addition, pro7 has embedded proMOTION multidirectional cables with variable resistance, for enhanced upper body work. SECTION: HEALTH & FITNESS
Physical Company Tel: +44 (0)1494 769 222 Web:
www.physicalcompany.co.uk Physical Company will be unveiling the Total Gym Elevate Line and SandRope from Hyperwear on stand H200. The Total Gym Elevate Line is a ground- breaking range of bodyweight resistance, single-station machines. Designed to be simple, intuitive and challenging for all levels of fitness, the Elevate Line features four pieces and more than 40 exercises in under 150ft2. The pieces are: Total Gym Core Trainer, Total Gym Leg Trainer, Total Gym Pull-up Trainer and Total Gym Press Trainer. This unique line is ideal as a tool for personal training, as a dedicated self-serve circuit on the gym floor, or as the foundation for a group training programme. The SandRope from Hyperwear product has a similar application to a battling rope but the sand inside moves freely to provide a more challenging workout. At just three metres long, the SandRope takes up less space than a traditional battling rope. SECTION: HEALTH & FITNESS
Pavigym is aiming to change how people think of flooring at LIW
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