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UPFRONT» What’s New
Polar Polar Electro and AthliOS unveil Polar View™, a custom fitness experience for clubs and equipment manufacturers. Polar View offers a crisp, easy-to-use interface that allows users to quickly toggle be- tween target speeds and inclines while in- corporating new and unique Polar Smart Coaching features, such as Energy Pointer and Training Benefit, intuitive drop-down heart rate zones and workout summaries that can easily be exported to leading fit- ness apps. Powered by AthliOS’ integra- tion of Polar’s new “2R” OEM Heart Rate Technology with BLE, Polar View is opti- mized for Polar’s patent pending auto- pairing with Polar Bluetooth/5kHz sensors. For more information, visit
www.polar.com/ us-en/AthliOS.
Power Plate Power Plate has released upgraded soſtware for the my7 and pro7 units, making them more inviting and eas- ier to use than ever before. The new soſtware offers a simplified Prepare and Recover menu with cardio and strength options accompanied by instructional movement videos. The programs are designed to enhance or improve exercise on all other gym equipment and are directed specifically to fitness club usage or unmanned locations. For more infor- mation, visit
www.powerplate.com.
ReadyCare Your locker room is a great place to reinforce your brand, and ReadyCare has been helping clubs develop custom shower and vanity dispensers for over 30 years. With our new silkscreen printing technology and lower minimums, customers can explore new designs and colour combinations to deliver a better member experience. Our team of bottle design experts and master printers can help you develop a shower and vanity setup that you’ll be proud to display. For more information, call (800) 477-4282, or visit
www.readycare.com.
18 Fitness Business Canada Summer 2018
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