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32 swindonlink.com • February 2010
Link Centre launches Swindon’s

‘most advanced’ gym

January’s snow probably set back many people’s new year resolution to get fi t and healthy, but Link Centre
has come up with the perfect opportunity to get back on track with a £400,000 upgrade to its gym, as well
as a fi tness studio for children, teenagers and families.
Brand new Technogym machines
have been installed in the existing
studio, each with a personal TV
screen and docking stations for iPod
and USB sticks. Two Power Plates
which send high frequency vibra-
tions through the body to accelerate
muscle activity are also available.
RPM bikes (Raw Power in Mo-
tion) bikes have been installed in
the former snooker room, which
will also become a youth and fam-
ily fi tness space. A wireless dance
JUST MAKE-UP mat system linked to a large screen
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JUST MAKE-UP
and a high-tech reaction wall like a
mega size Nintendo Wii will make
fi tness a fun activity.
“We’re able to provide fi tness op-
portunities for people of all ages,”
said Dave Maine, Link Centre pro-
gramming manager. “Adults have
the latest cutting edge equipment Youngsters getting into fi tness with Link youth instructors
available, and we’re now able to Neil Montgomery and Sarah Smythe
offer great kids’ fi tness facilities to courses which are dedicated to re- investment by Swindon Council.
complement our musical theatre ducing obesity levels, through edu- We now have the most advanced
CALL NATASHA and street dance courses. cation on healthy eating, confi dence equipment in the town, and the best
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“The fi tness room will also be building and physical activity with value. With a cross training pass the
used by youngsters on MEND involvement from parents.” cost to use these amazing facilities
(Mind, Exercise, Nutrition...Do it) Link Centre manager Carol Ja- is £1 a day.”
mieson, said “this is a tremendous Go for it
Trying out the PowerPlate in aid
Healthy Glow NEW PILATES CLASS of NSPCC
WILTSHIRE FOR BEGINNERS AND IMPROVERS Get those resolutions going at Link
Every Monday at
Mobile Spray Peatmoor Community Primary School, Centre on Monday 8 February, 6pm
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Tan Therapist Pepperbox Hill, Peatmoor. 7.45-8.45pm. Voice Appeal
The sponsored two-hour aerobic
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07852 443505 For further details and to across the UK
Registration costs only £5 which
book on the next course
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ticipants are encouraged to raise
www.healthyglow- on 01793 721109 or at least £42 - the cost of an hour’s
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need of help.

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