Training Aids & Tools

When it comes to introducing new products, the fitness industry is never short in supply. For fitness professionals, creating enjoyable and effective exercise programs that your members or clients will love is a breeze. Introducing ...

The New revvll ONE – the endless rope trainer for everyone is now available from Aktiv Solutions Australia. The revvll ONE is the perfect entry to endless rope training. It uses a mechanical and progressive ...

Designed as an ultimate training tool, the Revvll PRO provides fun and variety in a number of eccentric and concentric movements! Everyone touts the benefits of Pull Ups; upper body and core strength development that ...

Manufacturer of BOSU, Hedstrom Fitness, has appointed HQH Fitness as the Australian distributor of the new Storm Surge and Kamagon. That means you can get first access to new product launches this week at FILEX ...

Article written by Bryan Green, founder Aktiv Solutions & originally posted on LinkedIn. Rig… Functional Frame… Jungle Gym – call it what you will. If you operate a commercial health club or boutique studio and ...

With new content coming in every day from Australia and overseas, the WNiF websites provides and connects you with news on the latest fitness equipment releases, new technology, industry news and announcements, events, trade discounts, ...

KRUNK is a mobile App designed to get people active and to connect like-minded fitness enthusiasts via geographic location and interest. It is social networking for fitness that unites the active with the purpose of ...

REAXCHAIN – Flexible, wearable, unpredictable, safe and fun. REAX CHAIN will shake up your training. Composed by flexible and adjustable rings,Reax Chain can be used as a kettlebell, a battle rope, a barbell, a dumbbell, ...

Not all rollers are the same, and the VYPER 2.0 is now here to further separate itself from the rest with an array of upgrades. The VYPER 2.0 is the next generation of the world’s ...

Most fitness trackers are good at measuring heart rate but poor at measuring calories burned, a study suggests. As a result, people should be cautious about using fitness trackers to judge what to eat, Stanford ...