Cybex's line of cross trainers, The Arc Trainer, is scientifically tested to be gentler on your joints, . This Technogym EXCITE Top provides cardiovascular upper body training for athletes, and for everyone else. We have just installed new range of Pulse Fitness Evolve resistance machines with wheelchair access. The 'Evolve' strength range from Pulse is recognised as leading the way in strength training equipment, renowned for elegant design, biomechanical efficiency and inclusive fitness.
Our brand new programme is the best group programme we offer for those who need to get results. For only £97/month you will get the most effective training in the best environment available. If you want to become a beast then this is the programme for you.
Bursting full of some amazing new pieces of kit that will take your workout to a whole new level - we can't wait to show you what you can do! Exmouth Leisure Centre is having a new climbing wall and we have asked the children in our community to design a six metre piece that will be made up into a real life climbing wall!
Our name came from the idea that many people, maybe including your self may have joined gyms and not succeeded in achieving your goals. So the meaning really is that Our product aims to put an end to the stop start cycle for people when in comes to becoming healthy and rather embrace that it's more beneficial to make it away of life. So "stay slim" means enduring health and "avoid gym" means end the stop start cycle of trying being healthy and be healthy.
Progress Gym opened its doors for the first time on the 10th of December 2010. The driving force behind Progress is a will to create a facility and environment where anyone and everyone can reach their health and physique goals. To this end the Progress staff, equipment and facilities have been chosen to give the best possible experience to our members. Progress Gym is owned by competitive natural bodybuilder Rob Harris.
Classes take place in some of the most comprehensive training facilities in the South West, delivered by a team of highly qualified, experienced and dedicated coaches. Gymnastics is a challenging, multi-discipline sport, perfect for people of all ages and abilities. A structured pathway can lead to select groups and competition squads in Tumbling, Team Gym, and Acrobatics and the opportunity to compete at Club, County, Regional and National levels.
The essence of everything we teach with an emphasis on good fitness and nutrition for life. Much of what we can improve on is simple so we offer fitness and nutrition programs to fit in with you and have the maximum impact on your health and fitness. At BourneFit Personal Training Studio we offer intelligent fitness solutions and a fresh thinking, well equipped alternative to the gym.
1610 is a non-profit making leisure trust dedicated to delivering excellence in everything we do - from leisure and learning to health and wellbeing. As the largest provider of leisure facilities in Somerset and North Devon we offer an inspiring range of activities delivered by people who love what they do. Our aim is to help you achieve an active body and active mind. So whether you're in your teens or simply want to feel like a teenager again, we've got the perfect activity for you!
Gryphon West Gym Club are Yeovil & Sherborne's premier Sports Acro club and participate in local, regional and national competitions in Acrobatic Gymnastics and Tumbling. Annually, gymnasts are entered for the Preliminary SW Region Sports Acrobatics National Championships and British Schools' competitions, from which we have had representation in the National Finals, as well as National Champions.
I'll get you enjoying regular exercise and eating normal, healthy food. By choosing your personal trainer in Bournemouth, you'll lose weight and feel better at the same time! Through healthy eating, you can expect to lose about 1 - 2 pounds per week. Within a month, if you're committed and prepared to make changes, you could lose 3/4 of a stone. How much weight you can lose through healthy eating and normal exercise is dependant on many factors.