What’s on at LIW 2014 LIW will include:
Early Morning Workout We are offering early morning workout sessions on the second and third days of LIW from 7.30am - 9.30am. This will give
visitors an opportunity to experience a wide array of different exercise options before the show opens at 10am.
Silent Theatres
To ensure that the seminar programme is uninterrupted by other events taking place throughout the show, we will provide each delegate with wireless headphones so they can clearly hear speakers present.
Innovation Trail See what exciting new products have launched in the UK market by following the Innovation Trail.
Education Village Gain insight, strategies,
and useful tips on how to keep ahead of the fi tness game with leading industry heads covering major issues in the Health & Fitness sector, including the REPs National Convention (CPD Accredited).
LIW Live
LIW Live will bring the show to life with an exciting medley of product demos, competitions and special guests.
The REPs National Convention Once again LIW is proud to play host to the REPs National Convention, with high-level keynotes and interactive workshops, this is a must attend for all fi tness professionals (CPD Accredited).
Leading health & fi tness suppliers showcasing at LIW includes
• Cybex International • Life Fitness • Matrix • Pavigym • Physical Company • Precor • Pulse Fitness
• Queenax SRL • Reebok Professional • SportsArt • Star Trac UK • TRX
And more.
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