fitnessASSIST

Posted on 12th Apr 2011 @ 10:31 AM

fitnessASSIST, sponsors of the 2011 BASES Annual Student Conference, will launch two exciting additions to our product range when the conference begins today.

The new line of CycleOps Pro Series indoor cycling products and the T-Force Dynamic Measurement System demonstrate our passion for providing the industry with the very latest innovations.

Developed for the most demanding cyclists, the CycleOps Pro Series brings the power of riding outside indoors.

Based on 10 years of research and feedback from cyclists of all levels, the CycleOps Pro i400 and CycleOps Pro i100 allows users to recreate any ride, any session, any weather, any time. Coaches and athletes can create highly effective workouts that duplicate the demands of racing. 

The range combines the latest technology with stunning, sleek designs. Features include customisable fits, precise resistance control and highly accurate power feedback.

The CycleOps Pro Series leads the way in indoor cycling products.

The T-Force Dynamic Measurement System is an essential tool for strength and conditioning coaches.

Monitoring the explosive force and power of strength training allows coaches to optimise their athletes training, enhancing their performance and ensuring they reach their goals..

Ideally suited to weightlifting or any resistance training exercise, the T-Force system measures and displays a wide range of parameters including peak force, mean velocity, mean power, time to peak power and more in real-time.

A powerful, feature-packed software program allows coaches to analyse results in detail and generate precise, in-depth performance feedback reports.

The impressive T-Force system will give coaches and sports scientists the edge on the competition.

Sports scientists and coaches will be able to take a closer look at the CycleOps Pro Series and the T-Force dynamic measurement system at the BASES Annual Student conference today and tomorrow.

The conference is hosted by The Department of Sports and Exercise Sciences at the University of Chester. Further information is available by visiting www.chester.ac.uk/bases.