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PRODUCT NEWS Body Bike and Gym 80 launch co-branded bike range 09 Mar 2023 . BY Frances Marcellin The co-branded bikes come in four different models and are manufactured in-house in Denmark / Body Bike / Gym 80 Body Bike and Gym 80 have launched a range of co-branded bikes which are available in four different models and price points: Classic, Supreme, Connect and Smart+. Connect is Body Bike’s first iteration and this entry level model is available in one colour; Supreme comes entirely protected by a plastic case for improved longevity and has 11 different colour options; Connect is similar, but features a console to deliver workout data; and Smart+, the latest model, connects to the Body Bike app, sending all metrics direct to the user’s smartphone. An onboard generator means that their mobile can also charge while pedalling. “The new Gym 80 Body Bike unites two like-minded brands,” said Kriss Tottman, UK commercial director at Gym 80. “As demand grows for world-class indoor cycling, we’ve taken the decision to partner intelligently, which means choosing strategic partners whose vision and values align with our own – Body Bike is definitely that partner.” The bikes are handmade and manufactured in-house in Denmark, and will be available in the UK, Spain, Portugal, South Africa and the GCC. Other European and African markets, as well as Asia and the US, will follow at a later date. “Cardio is not our forte, so it is fantastic to be able to offer our customers a world-class product like Body Bike where the exceptional quality meets our own exacting standards,” added Tottman. Prices start at £1,100 for the Classic up to £1,900 for Smart+. Orders should be placed with Kriss Tottman at Gym 80 and deliveries will follow in two to three weeks. PRODUCT NEWS Spivi unveils new smartwatch connectivity to enhance engagement for gym members Spivi, an industry leader in interactive displays, leaderboards, gamification and performance tracking for gyms and fitness facilities, has released a new update to its platform. HITIO Gym franchise hits the UK to tackle adolescent inactivity HITIO Gym, which has experienced major success in Scandinavia, entered the UK market in 2022 with two franchisee clubs opening in Orpington and Hoxton. Meet the RX – a smart Pilates reformer with biometric feedback Reform RX has developed a new digital Pilates reformer that provides users with biometric feedback on power output, calories burned and heart rate. Sency enables users to analyse movement in real time from their smartphone Sency’s motion analysis solution, Movement Operation System (M-OS), uses proprietary algorithms to provide users with real-time movement feedback. FitnessKPI and Magicline partner to improve the experience for gyms and fitness centres FitnessKPI, the Spanish AI business intelligence company, and Magicline, the most widely used gym software in Germany, Austria and Switzerland, have entered into an agreement that allows their users to connect both software programmes and get the best results from the combination of both solutions. Spivi's platform adds new Wear OS compability for Android devices Spivi, which provides interactive displays, leaderboards, gamification and performance tracking to gyms, has added new smartwatch connectivity to its platform. Vitruvian launches Trainer+ programme for gym operators Vitruvian has launched a new partner programme for its AI-driven Trainer+ for fitness clubs and hotels. 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. The new Tut Trainer is coming to the UK, Europe and Australia 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. 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