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PRODUCT NEWS The new Tut Trainer is coming to the UK, Europe and Australia 23 Jan 2023 . BY Frances Marcellin Canadian pickleball champion Steve Deakin during a Tut Trainer session / Tut Fitness When Canadian pickleball champion Steve Deakin injured his wrist, he used the Tut Trainer to get him back up to strength. The second iteration of the Tut Trainer has just been released and as well as being quieter and smoother, it has an increased resistance load from 150lbs to 200lbs (68kg to 90kg), which is created from 36 ounces (1kg) of calibrated resistance bands. The Tut Trainer can be used by professional athletes and everyday gym goers for prehab, rehab and bodybuilding. It is lightweight (1.6 lb/5kg), portable and compact (requires less than 2sq ft) and the Tut app – which features over 250 exercises and on-demand classes – integrates with Apple Watch, Fitbit, Garmin, Withings and My Fitness Pal. "We fill a sweet spot in the fitness market that combines versatility and value,” said Rob Smith, CEO at Tut Fitness. “With 19 patents and counting, the high performance micro gym’s user-friendly design gives gyms, trainers and their clients a convenient, affordable and highly effective strength training solution that incorporates the very latest in stackable resistance band technology.” The product is currently available in Canada, Singapore, Hong Kong and the Middle East, but over the next few months distribution deals should be in motion for the UK, Europe and Australisia. The team has also started selling to retail, specialty fitness equipment distributors and corporate wellness providers. “We are creating a new category of high-performance, portable fitness equipment, where we set the standard,” added Smith. PRODUCT NEWS CryoCON international cryotherapy convention returns for 2023 The third annual CryoCON Convention will take place in Dallas, Texas, from 5-6 March. Connected Health & Fitness Summit scheduled for 8-9 February Although Covid may no longer be a ‘significant’ threat to business, the connected fitness industry is still facing challenges. Cinematic aqua fitness comes to swimming pools Hydrohex, a virtual workout platform for swimming pools, spas and leisure centres, is releasing a new collection of classes into its library. Power Plate Rev combines indoor bikes and vibration to optimise muscle activation Power Plate Rev pairs vibration with indoor cycling using patent-pending VibeShift technology. ZeroWheel opens preorders for Bluetooth-connected smart abs wheel The ZeroWheel is a motorised, Bluetooth-connected reinvention of the traditional abs wheel that is designed for a commercial gym setting and at-home use. Parkwood Leisure invests more than £1m in fitness equipment as part of wide-scale facility upgrades Parkwood Leisure has invested more than £1m over the past 12 months in new fitness equipment, as part of the operator’s plans to upgrade its leisure centres and improve its offering to members. Spren turns a smartphone camera into a biomarker scanner connecting any app to the human body Spren Vision transforms smartphone cameras into real-time biomarker sensors. It can connect any app to the human body, opening up new possibilities for app providers across the fitness sector to boost engagement and retention. Fitness racing company Hyrox sees UK gym affiliation scheme jump from 18 to 120 in one year Hyrox is a “fitness racing” concept that sees all levels of athletes compete in timed events worldwide. Inspace releases new zero power Air Stepper The new Air Stepper from Inspace has been designed for HIIT training and is ideal for boutique fitness offerings, small group training and functional spaces. It uses zero power, takes up minimal floor space and is low maintenance. Aquaform unveils Island Walk experience as an adaptable alternative to spa showers Wet spa specialist Aquaform has created an Island Walk experience for spas to offer in smaller spaces. New palm-cooling tech CoreTx Go boosts reps and cuts fatigue CoreTx GO is a new palm-cooling device that can increase the number of reps an athlete can compete in a session while reducing fatigue to maximise overall performance. TAC launches vending machines to help spas digitise guest access and payment Customers can now check into a spa, pay for extras and check out again without having to bother staff or carry cash, thanks to The Assistant Company’s (TAC) latest launch. + More products      COMPANY PROFILES The Fitness Group Education The Fitness Group is the UK’s Leading Fitness Education Training Provider. [more...] + More profiles   CATALOGUE GALLERY Physical Company.. + More catalogues   DIRECTORY + More directory   DIARY 05-06 Mar 2023 World Spa & Wellness Conference Excel exhibition and conference centre , London, United Kingdom 05-06 Mar 2023 CryoCON 2023 Renaissance at Plano Legacy West Hotel, Dallas, United States + More diary

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