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2017 PRODUCT CATALOG | 2017 PRODUCT CATALOGUE When You Set out to Build Something, the Finished Product Is Only As Strong As Its Foundation 2017 PRODUCT CATALOG | 2017 PRODUCT CATALOGUE When you set out to build something, the finished product is only as strong as its foundation. So when Core Health & Fitness brought together fitness brands from all corners of the industry, we settled for nothing but the best. Star Trac. StairMaster. Nautilus. Schwinn. Four iconic brands that pioneered entire categories, and whose machines are still the ones members ask for by name. Today, we’re committed to continuing that tradition that started decades ago – and that’s greatness you can feel good about building on. TABLE OF CONTENTS Brief History 4 OpenHub™ Innovation 6 Star Trac® Cardio 10 StairMaster® High Intensity 26 Nautilus® Strength 36 Schwinn® Group Cycling 113 Master Trainers 121 Product Support 122 Testimonials 124 Global Installs 126 CORE HEALTH & FITNESS | 2017 PRODUCT CATALOGUE 1 WHAT CAN WE BUILD TOGETHER? 2 Customer Resources Customer WE ARE HERE TO SUPPORT YOU! CORE HEALTH & FITNESS WEBSITE - CoreHealthandFitness.com We have a wide array of resources and • Browse our entire product library with intuitive search functions content available for you to take advantage • Download sell sheets or spec sheets for of; including an intuitive and comprehensive individual products website that features all four brands, a • Connect to our service centers and sales team technical support website and a service • Find a distributor in your area hotline. We also have a wide variety of social • Use the gym designer tool to see how your media accounts where you can connect with new equipment will fit in your space other fitness enthusiasts, watch relevant • Connect with us on social media and see our videos and stay up-to-date on your favorite recent media posts brands and industry news. • Read our blog and keep up with current industry trends FOLLOW US ON SOCIAL MEDIA • View our events calendar and find out where we will be next Core Health & Fitness • Read Master Trainer bios and sign up for training and certification courses Star Trac TECHNICAL SUPPORT RESOURCES StairMaster Live Support - 800.503.1221 from 5am-5pm PST Support Website - Support.CoreHandF.com Nautilus • World class support for all four brands available in one place • Get help with your general inquiries, warranty Schwinn registration, preventative maintenance, service requests and parts orders • Order parts for products from all four brands in a single order *Links available on corehealthandfitness.com CORE HEALTH & FITNESS | 2017 PRODUCT CATALOGUE 3 Arthur Jones completed Star Trac launched new embedded Schwinn® founded the Nautilus factory, touch screen technology providing by German offices and studio in Lake intuitive, motivational and Ignaz Schwinn Helen, Florida rewarding interface 1970 1895 1976 2008 Nautilus® 1979 Unisen Inc. / Star Trac® founded by BUILD founded in 1979 by Arthur Jones ON GREATNESS. Jim Doody, who designed electronic components for bikes 2008 1983 Nautilus and Star Trac StairMaster® was revolutionized weight selection Star Trac TR3500 treadmill founded by Lanny Potts technology with the introduction launched with the first The StairMaster and Jim Walker of the ONE Dial and Lock N 1986 ® integrated water bottle GauntletTM was released Load pinless weight stacks holder, personal stereo, The StairMaster 4000PT was (later became known as introduced at IHRSA. It was the towel and the StepMillTM, a rotating reading material holder first machine which had two staircase machine) steps with motions independent 2007 1995 1987 of one another Star Trac launched new E Series cardio line, complete 1997 1988 with entertainment that offers Schwinn launched the Unisen Inc. launched integrated iPod® connectivity original “Johnny G. the Star Trac 2000, Spinner®” the first DC-powered 1998 commercial treadmill Star Trac enters exclusively for Group Cycle health clubs Market with 2006 Star Trac launched launch of V-Bike Schwinn launched IC bike Star Trac acquired ® line, including the Evolution, Impact Strength , Flex Fitness and their ® IC ProTM and IC EliteTM with Instinct and extensive strength line ® adjustable smart release HumanSport 2001 2002 2003 2005 2002 2004 Schwinn Star Trac launched the Pro Star Trac launched Star Trac launched launched Indoor Series treadmills Pro Series upright and recumbent new Total Body Trainers Cycling Program with new user-focused bikes introduced with user-friendly launched with Pro features such as personal features such as personal fans, a Steppers, completing the fans and weight scales reading station and armrests family look cardio line 4 Schwinn introduced Star Trac introduced metrics with the the Star Trac Coach®, Schwinn launched line of Authentic Wireless MPowerTM a personalized Series bikes featuring Console with Power treadmill workout magnetic resistance Upgrade led by a professional 2008 2009 2010 coach 2009 2009 2010 Michael Bruno bought Michael Bruno bought 2011 The StairClimber 916 StairMaster and licensed Star Trac 2011 Core Health & (SC916) & StepMill Schwinn Indoor Cycling Fitness was created 916 (SM916) were and consolidated Star released Trac and StairMaster StairMaster Star Trac launched launched the the TreadClimber, AirFitTM. Star Trac offering the benefits Commercial licensed of a treadmill, the low 2011 quality, ideal for BoxMaster® impact of an elliptical The StairMaster rehab, fitness from inventor and the knee and hip StairClimber 5 (SC5) and performance Rai Fazio flexion of a stepper was released 2014 2013 2015 2014 2013 2013 Redesigned Core Health & Fitness purchased Schwinn unveiled its first HumanSport now manufacturing facilities in belt bike to the market, under Nautilus brand Independence, VA and licensed the AC Performance Plus Nautilus strength products with Carbon BlueTM 2015 Nautilus Inspiration Ab developed – the first combination of Star Trac and Nautilus strength Star Trac & 2016 StairMaster unveiled StairMaster launched the Star Trac all new cardio HIITMillTM & HIITMill XTM, launched Studio technology, their best self-powered treadmills for Series Group platform yet, called high intensity interval training Cycles OpenHubTM 2016 2017 StairMaster 2016 2017 launched the Star Trac released the TM AirFit UBTM. A 8-Series VersaStrider , commercial quality, a variable stride fan resistant upper elliptical with OpenHub body ergometer technology CORE HEALTH & FITNESS | 2017 PRODUCT CATALOGUE 5 OPENHUBTM FAMILY OF CONSOLES. BUILDING ON HERITAGE THROUGH CONTINUED INNOVATION. When we set out to design our new console, our philosophy was simple: provide a flexible platform that connects expert partners to provide solutions for every customer for today and into the future. Introducing the new OpenHubTM Family of Cardio Consoles. OpenHub™ is a smart, affordable, configurable solution available on Star Trac® and StairMaster® cardio equipment. The best part is, you add (and pay for) only what you want, when you want. The future of club connectivity is here. The future is OpenHub™. AVAILABLE ON: HDMI ALLOWS THE CONSOLE TO INTERFACE WITH YOUR MOBILE DEVICE CONSOLES CAN CONNECT WIRELESSLY USB PORT PROVIDES PLUG IN FOR EMBEDDED TV. STREAMING VIDEO. ASSET MANAGEMENT AND TO PERSONAL DEVICES AS WELL AS DEVICE CHARGING CABLES AND 800/900mHz RECEIVERS. MORE WITH INDUSTRY GROUP DISPLAY AGGREGATORS SIMPLE FUTURE FIRMWARE UPDATES ADD-ON PVS. IT’S ALL POSSIBLE. LEADING PROVIDERS 6 OpenHub ™ OPENHUB ™ THREE CONSOLE OPTIONS 15” TOUCH SCREEN 10” TOUCH SCREEN LCD SCREEN BLUETOOTH ANT+ USB CHARGING PORT HDMI PORT PERSONAL FAN TV TUNER (GLOBAL) INTEGRATED SERVICE LIGHT FEATURES 800/900mHz RECEIVER IPTV ADD-ON PERSONAL VIEWING SCREEN ECOFIT INCLUDED OPTIONAL Our expert partners: FitMetrix, Broadcastvision Entertainment, ECOFIT, Wahoo Fitness, Nike+, Strava, Endomondo, MYE, mapmyrun, Performance IQ, and MyZone are registered trademarks and/or service marks owned by other companies not affiliated with Core Health & Fitness LLC and are not owned by Core Health & Fitness LLC. CORE HEALTH & FITNESS | 2017 PRODUCT CATALOGUE 7 Entertainment Add-on PVS Kit Our 8 Series LCD and 10” display units, and all of our S Series cardio products are pre-wired to accept an add-on 15.6” HD Personal Viewing Screen. The PVS mounts seamlessly to the product, and 8 Series cardio includes an integrated control keypad inserted into the front of the cardio display for easy control. 8 Series Entertainment Receivers Wireless Audio Receiver Optional Integrated 800/900 MHz wireless receivers have Worldwide system compatibility and provide audio from any ceiling or wall mounted TV. (Requires wireless audio transmitter) 88 8 Series Special Features Streaming from Personal Devices Our 15” embedded console and our PVS add-on displays for 8-Series allow users to stream content from their personal device to the screen. This requires an HDMI connection to our integrated HDMI port using a cable appropriate for a user’s personal device, be it Apple®, Android™ or other. (Cables not included) Personal Device Storage Over 70% of cardio users carry a personal device with them, and most will use this device for entertainment while exercising. Our display has a standard tray and shelf that will allow users to store and access their device, or prop it up for viewing on the display. Optional Tablet Holder Hub Cap As an even better solution for users who want to view video content on their personal device while exercising, we offer an optional tablet holder that can be added to the top of any LCD or 10” OpenHub™ console. Able to hold tablets up to 10.1” diagonal screen size, the tablet holder puts the user’s
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