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		<title>Home Gym Equipment at Affordable Rates</title>
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		<pubDate>Tue, 06 Dec 2016 13:14:12 +0000</pubDate>
		<dc:creator>Stan</dc:creator>
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      Do you attend the gym often? Or, as with many people, do you have a membership yet can’t find the time to go as often as you should? It’s estimated that over £30million of gym memberships go unused across the country each year; that’s a lot of money that could be best used elsewhere in ]]></description>
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      <p>Do you attend the gym often? Or, as with many people, do you have a membership yet can’t find the time to go as often as you should? It’s estimated that over £30million of gym memberships go unused across the country each year; that’s a lot of money that could be best used elsewhere in the home. Or, perhaps you could have a gym in the home, one that you would use more often? Of course, that would be too expensive, or would it? We have found a way you can have a home gym, but without the needless expense of buying all the equipment.</p>
<p>Gym equipment and machinery is, after all, expensive, especially if you want quality items. You might want to consider <strong><a href="http://www.hirefitness.co.uk/home-fitness-equipment-hire/rowing-machines" target="_blank">rowing machine hire</a></strong> or perhaps an exercise bike, or maybe even both. You could want a running machine, or weight training equipment, and you can find it all at Hire Fitness, the leading name in gym equipment hire in the world. Hire Fitness was founded to fill a niche that existed in the market, and has since helped many thousands of clients have gyms installed in the home. They continue to lead the market in quality equipment, and work only with the top brands in the business.</p>
<h2>Where to Put Your Gym</h2>
<p>The question is, now that you can afford a home gym thanks to the superb weekly rates at <strong><a href="http://www.hire-fitness.ie/" target="_blank">Hire Fitness</a></strong>, where do you put it? The simple fact is that, even in the smallest homes, there is room for gym equipment, as there is bound to be an area of a room that is unused. Or, do you have a garage? By leaving the car on the drive you can easily convert a garage into a gym, and it is a very popular method of using space wisely.</p>
<p>The great thing is that Hire Fitness will allow you to rent for a little as just four weeks; this means you can try out your home gym idea before committing to it in the long term, so you know it will work. The convenience factor can’t be overlooked, either: you don’t fancy going to the gym after a long day at work? You don’t need to – you can exercise any time of the day or night, in the comfort of your own home!</p>
<h2>The Best Equipment</h2>
<p>Hire Fitness has been in the business for many years, and supplies equipment and machinery made by the top manufacturers. Such is their reputation, they even have some that is designed especially for them, with the domestic market in mind. They also supply schools, corporate and commercial gyms, and have a wide range of equipment covering all the bases.</p>
<p>With a gym in the home you will be inclined to use it more often, and also save money. If you want to buy the equipment, Hire Fitness can offer you a rent to buy package, and they also do deals when you take more than one item. Have a look at the website now, and see how Hire Fitness can help you build a home gym affordably.</p>
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		<title>66fit Review</title>
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		<pubDate>Mon, 28 Sep 2015 08:41:58 +0000</pubDate>
		<dc:creator>4Ever</dc:creator>
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      Twenty weeks ago, whilst playing netball I dislocated and fractured my ankle in 3 places. I ended up having open reduction and internal fixation 2 days after the injury and then further surgery 2 weeks later, (syndesmosis repair) as my tibia and fibula were too  far apart and if left would have caused me problems. ]]></description>
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      <p>Twenty weeks ago, whilst playing netball I dislocated and fractured my ankle in 3 places. I ended up having open reduction and internal fixation 2 days after the injury and then further surgery 2 weeks later, (syndesmosis repair) as my tibia and fibula were too  far apart and if left would have caused me problems.</p>
<p>I was non weight bearing in a cast, for those who know you loose muscle very quickly and my calf shrank. I remained non weight bearing for 10 weeks, virtually housebound and bored. I can quite easily say that I did a lot of orthopaedic research and found lots of stories on the Internet, all different and whilst I tried to work out how quickly I would recover and regain previous function I could not identify a clear pathway, what I did find was the plethora of rehabilitation equipment available to support recovery.</p>
<p>When my cast was removed I hoped that I would be walking normally, but my aspirations were dashed due to pain, weakness and loss of muscle. I was using 2 crutches initially, and struggled with walking any distance.</p>
<p>I was lucky to have good physiotherapy support and following their advice obtained some equipment from <strong><a href="http://www.66fit.co.uk/" target="_blank">66fit</a></strong>, the aim being to restore strength, flexibility, balance and endurance. We know that ankles are exposed to many stresses, we often stand for hours daily and when running our ankles are subjected to four times our body weight, therefore we can not ignore the importance of maintaining ankle stability so that we can reduce the risk of injury. The use of this equipment is not only supporting my rehabilitation and recovery but also providing me the the tools I require to reduce the risks of future injury.</p>
<p>One of my initial regimes was regular foam rolling with a hard foam roller, this enabled me to work on my soft tissue by gentle sustained pressure to eliminate pain and restore motion, this helped my muscles recover from the work they were doing. This treatment is supported by the 8cm soft spiky massage balls which I use on my feet to relive muscle tension trigger points. These are really handy and can be transported in your handbag. I even take them into the office and use them during the day to help reduce pain and discomfort.</p>
<p>The <a href="http://www.66fit.co.uk/66fit-trampoline-black-95cm.html" target="_blank"><strong>66fit trampoline</strong></a> is sturdy and able to take the pressure off my joints whilst exercising on it, it can be safely used indoors and is easily taken down by removal of the legs, then can be stored flat.  I have found that this not only supports my ankle recovery but is assisting with my cardiovascular health as I would be unable to run without it flexibility and cushioning. The spring protector fully covers the springs hooks and frame and provides protection from any injury.</p>
<p>The balance pods are made from plastic and are of good quality, I did order 1 set but should have got 2 to assist with balance pod walking vary the instability level. They are really easy to move and store, versatile and great to use for any fitness level. They have a sticky surface and best used on hard floors such as vinyl or wood.</p>
<p>The <a href="http://www.66fit.co.uk/66fit-balance-core-trainer-with-handles-pump.html" target="_blank"><strong>66fit balance core trainer</strong></a> assists in improving proprioception, it&#8217;s  easy to inflate and to date has not required any additional air. This has helped me improve my ankle stability and function by challenging my ankle on an unstable surface with the aim of developing better ankle control. This is not only useful for post injury but also we know that ankle stability is important for everyday functions and training it can reduce the risk of injury. The balance core trainer can be used on either side and there are many exercises you can do on it, the dome remains inflated but if any air loss noted it&#8217;s easy to reintroduce. The unstable surface forces your ankle to work the whole time your standing on it.</p>
<p>There is a wide range of rehabilitation equipment available from 66fit, the equipment is good value for money and of high quality.</p>
<p>Functionally I&#8217;m improving and using the equipment daily, without it I would not be progressing as quickly as I am. For those who have had injuries having the correct equipment at home supports recovery.</p>
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		<title>A Beginners Guide To Exercise</title>
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		<pubDate>Fri, 30 Aug 2013 09:26:37 +0000</pubDate>
		<dc:creator>Stan</dc:creator>
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      The benefits of regular exercise and living healthily are well known but many people find it difficult to get started. A lot of people lack the time to work out properly whereas a lot of people are very self-conscious about working out. If you are overweight, you may well be feeling low on confidence or ]]></description>
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      <p>The benefits of regular exercise and living healthily are well known but many people find it difficult to get started. A lot of people lack the time to work out properly whereas a lot of people are very self-conscious about working out. If you are overweight, you may well be feeling low on confidence or lacking in self-esteem. This can exacerbate your health problems because these are all reason why many people may put off going to the gym or carrying out a proper fitness regime. However, there are ways in which you can develop your fitness without having to worry about what other people think.</p>
<p>There are many different ways for you to carry out exercise and you can do so from the comfort of your own home. There is a great range of <a href="http://www.4everfitness.co.uk/gym-equipment-and-hygiene-a-cleaning-guide/"><strong>home gym equipment</strong></a> which means you can get fit without having to leave your home. If one of the things holding you back from being fitter is confidence, getting fitter in the comfort of your own home is a great way to do so.</p>
<h2>Add time to your day with routine exercises</h2>
<p>If a lack of time is a factor in your lack of fitness, this can be resolved. You may think that it is impossible to conjure up more hours in the day, and this would be correct. However, by developing a routine where you can make the time for fitness, you will suddenly find that you have more time to be fit. Whether this means dropping one TV show from your nightly viewing habits or you get up slightly earlier, you don’t need much time to develop a fitness routine. Medical experts agree that as little as 20 to 30 minutes light exercise a day can make a big difference in your overall fitness level.</p>
<p>One way in which you can really impact on your health is through using a home treadmill. Working out at home means you can wear whatever feels comfortable and you don’t have to panic about being sweaty or looking exhausted. A small bit of exercise every day will make a difference and you will start to see progress being made with respect to your fitness. This will help you to work out for longer or harder, all of which can improve your fitness levels.</p>
<p>Many people find it easy enough to start a new fitness regime but the issue is keeping it going. This is where motivation comes in. To properly motivate yourself, you need to consider why you want to work out? If it is to be <a href="http://www.4everfitness.co.uk/looking-after-yourself/"><strong>healthier in life</strong></a>, focus on the benefits you will receive from being fitter. If you want to develop confidence in your looks, consider how much better and happier you will feel if you believe in your looks. We all have something in life which drives us on and tapping into your aspect can help you to achieve great results. Working out from home can provide the perfect way to develop your fitness.</p>
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		<title>Gym Equipment and Hygiene: A Cleaning Guide</title>
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		<pubDate>Thu, 30 May 2013 08:15:47 +0000</pubDate>
		<dc:creator>Stan</dc:creator>
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      Hi guys, If you use your treadmill or any other gym equipment regularly, it’s important that you clean it regularly to ensure that it’s in tip top condition. Gym equipment, just like anything appliance, machine or device you have in the home needs frequent maintenance checks and needs to be looked after if you want ]]></description>
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      <p>Hi guys,</p>
<p>If you use your treadmill or any other gym equipment regularly, it’s important that you clean it regularly to ensure that it’s in tip top condition. Gym equipment, just like anything appliance, machine or device you have in the home needs frequent maintenance checks and needs to be looked after if you want to make sure it performs for years to come.</p>
<p>For anyone using a public or private gym, it’s always a good idea to find out what the cleaning policy is; some gyms may require all gym members to wipe down machinery after each use and other gyms will have members of staff there to clean equipment.</p>
<p>Whether you have a home gym which is used by all members of the household, or you are a regular visitor to public/private gym, regular cleaning is important. Bacteria, fungi and viruses thrive in the typically warm and sweaty surroundings of a gymnasium and without the proper care and attention, these germs will build up and become a problem.</p>
<p>Here are some cleaning tips for your treadmill or other gym equipment:</p>
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<li>Wipe before using – before you use gym equipment, it’s a good idea to give it a good clean before you use it. This can be as simple as a dry cloth to ensure that it’s clean before you start your workout.</li>
<li>Wipe after using – treadmills and gym equipment are home to sweat and moisture so after using a machine, always wipe over with a dry cloth. Not only will you be getting rid of any germs but you are preventing corrosion of the equipment.</li>
<li>Use anti bacterial cleaner – anti bacterial sprays are perfect for post gym cleaning. Give all of your equipment a once over with a cloth and spray after you have finished to ensure that it’s a hygienic environment for the next person.</li>
<li>Use anti bacterial wipes for ease – if you want to make cleaning your gym equipment easy, keep some gym equipment cleaning wipes nearby so you can quickly wipe down after your workout. Specialist wipes are great and are perfect for anyone in a rush.</li>
<li>Regular vacuuming – if you want to keep your gym germ-free, it’s just as important to keep everything else clean and that includes your floor. Regular vacuuming or sweeping will get rid of any dust/germ build up. You can also use a vacuum cleaner to clean your the base of your treadmill or gym equipment.</li>
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<p>For a full range of commercial gym equipment, please visit Fitness Warehouse UK. Thanks for reading,</p>
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		<title>4 Top Exercise Equipment Gadgets</title>
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		<pubDate>Wed, 13 Feb 2013 09:51:35 +0000</pubDate>
		<dc:creator>Stan</dc:creator>
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      In today&#8217;s world, technology is evolving and improving at a rapid pace, and this means that there seems to always be an exciting new electronic gadget being released. This leads to improvements in all kinds of different areas: business, entertainment, time management, general utility, etc. But among these, one of the most exciting aspects of ]]></description>
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      <p>In today&#8217;s world, technology is evolving and improving at a rapid pace, and this means that there seems to always be an exciting new electronic gadget being released. This leads to improvements in all kinds of different areas: business, entertainment, time management, general utility, etc. But among these, one of the most exciting aspects of life in which new gadgets are being implemented is that of fitness and exercise. With that in mind, here are four of the hottest exercise equipment gadgets as of early 2013.</p>
<h2>1. Nike+ FuelBand</h2>
<p>The latest fitness accessory from Nike is a very exciting development for people who are interested in tracking their exercise progress. The band, worn on the wrist, tracks all of your activity throughout the day &#8211; steps taken, calories burned, etc. &#8211; whether you&#8217;re running, walking, or even playing sports. You can then transfer the data to the Nike+ website and track yourself to establish new goals and even, if you choose, compete with your friends to see who can earn the most &#8220;Nike Fuel.&#8221;</p>
<h2>2. Bicygnals Angel Illuminated Helmet</h2>
<p>This intriguing new product from MySmartBuy.com is perfect for people who like to get their exercise through cycling. It operates not only as a sleek and safe bicycle helmet, but also as a signal to cars and other cyclists in the dark. The helmet has a bright yellow LED halo-like light around its top, making you easy to spot during your rides at any time of day. This allows you to get in as much cycling as you want, at any time you want.</p>
<h2>3. BodyMedia CORE Armband</h2>
<p>A total monitor for health, this armband uses four separate sensors to track different bodily functions and habits (for example, how quickly heat leaves your body) in order to come up with an accurate count on how many calories you burn each day. Additionally, the band helps to measure how long it takes you to fall asleep. Using this information, in addition to an online program into which you can list your daily meal consumption, the device helps to improve and optimise your weight loss efforts.</p>
<h2>4. Fitness Apps</h2>
<p>Aside from specific devices that can help with your fitness efforts, electronic fitness apps are the most popular electronic advancements geared toward healthier lifestyle. To list one would be to ignore so many others that can be helpful, but the general idea is that such apps can help you to track exercise efforts and progress in a very careful way. The apps can then help you to figure out what works and what doesn&#8217;t, and how you can most effectively stay in shape.</p>
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