Training Aids & Tools

A big favourite at What’s New in Fitness because small training aids and tools can compliment your general fitness offering and bring alive your one-on-one PT sessions and your group fitness training and performance sessions (such as HIIT) by offering exercise variety and variations at a personal level and training intensity and that can make the difference between your members coming back or not! Check this out on a regular basis, there is always something new hitting (or about to) the Australian market.

Australia's Newest Innovative Piece Of Fitness Equipment

Australia’s Newest Innovative Piece Of Fitness Equipment

Trainers and fitness enthusiasts are quickly turning to the YBell, the innovative new Australian designed piece of fitness equipment revolutionising the way we exercise. Being dubbed as the future of fitness, the incredibly diverse YBell is the 4 in 1 fitness solution that intuitively integrates the dumbbell, kettlebell, double grip medicine ball and push up […]

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The OmniBall - Does It All - The functional, flexible bodyweight training device

Is This The Best Bodyweight Training Device On The Market?

Traditional and functional exercises for the upper and lower body has a new superstar – the OmniBall®. The OmniBall® is a 2lb (0.9kg) or 4lb (1.8kg) omnidirectional ball that attaches to the hands or feet and offers the ability to do both traditional and functional trining. This unique patented product will challenge your strength, stability

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Jen Dugard - Why No More Abs For Your Pregnant & Postnatal Clients - Written for the What/s New in Fitness Summer 2018 Magazine

Why No More Abs For Your Pregnant & Postnatal Clients

Article updated in July, 2023. Original article by Jen Dugard. Jen was one of the first fitness professionals in Australia to understand the need for partnerships with pelvic health physiotherapists to ensure best practices. She developed and launched her pre and postnatal trainer certification ‘Safe Return to Exercise’ in 2016. Safe Return to Exercise has

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HQH Fitness Announced Australian Distributor For New Hedstrom Fitness Products

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 Kamagon Ball The Kamagon® Ball is a destabilised weight that uses the principle of Hydro-Inertia™ to work your muscles

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revvll one rope trainer

Rope in your Clients with the Revvll ONE Rope Trainer

This article was updated May 2023. Hey there, gym owners and fitpros! Have you seen the awesome Revvll ONE Rope Trainer? It’s a game-changer when it comes to functional training and strength conditioning. Picture this: you can give your clients a killer workout that mimics rope climbing without the need for a big ol’ climbing

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revvll PRO Rope Resistance Trainer

The Revvll PRO Rope Resistance Trainer gives new meaning to Rope Burn!

This article was updated May 2023. Let’s take a good look at the Revvll PRO Rope Resistance Trainer and discover why it’s such a smart and versatile addition to your fitness cache. This beast is built to withstand some serious action in gyms and fitness studios. It’s a durable machine that can handle whatever you

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Smart Rigging | 4 Considerations for Today’s Training Environment

Smart Rigging – 4 Considerations For Today’s Training Environment

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 you don’t have one, you’re probably not deep in the functional fitness game. Programming space for functional fitness really begins

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WNiF - Fitness Product Showcase

3 Fitness Products You Should Have In Your Gym

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, competitions, product reviews, fitness trends, expert opinions, free reports and more. Here WNiF showcases three pieces of equipment that we

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fitness gamification study 12rnd and myzone

Fitness Gamification Study Increases Members Exercise Levels By 40%

This article was updated. March 2024. A 2017 gamification study performed by 12RND Fitness in Australia showed an increase in every single metric, for every club that participated, with members training for longer periods, more often, and at a higher effort level. How did the fitness gamification study work? The study took place over 21

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REAX CHAIN from REAXING - Shake Up Your Training

Reax Chain – Shake Up Your Training

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, a core bag, a Bulgarian bag and in plenty of other ways. It is dynamically unpredictable, flexible, wearable, soft, safe

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Fitness Trackers Not Accurate At Measuring Calories

Fitness Trackers Poor At Measuring Calories Burned

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 University scientists said. The study recommended that companies release data showing how their devices work out measurements. The accuracy of

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