THE JOURNAL ON June 2013, Vol. 12 No. 4 Special developer’s issue The future of active- aging adult centers Innovative design concepts to transform your space A feasible solution? Questions to ask about your plans before calling an architect Investing in wellness Three communities share the whys, the hows & the outcomes Design that inspires. Movement that empowers. Introducing the new T4r recumbent cross trainer. T4r combines lower and upper body movement for a full body workout – building strength, promoting independence, and invigorating users of virtually all ability levels to get the most out of life. T4r’s fresh new design includes features like a comfortable 360° swivel seat, sturdy grab ring for easy on/off, and a clamshell release for easy arm adjustments. For free DVD call 800.322.2209 or visit www.nustep.com/newT4r Design that inspires. Movement that empowers. Introducing the new T4r recumbent cross trainer. T4r combines lower and upper body movement for a full body workout – building strength, promoting independence, and invigorating users of virtually all ability levels to get the most out of life. T4r’s fresh new design includes features like a comfortable 360° swivel seat, sturdy grab ring for easy on/off, and a clamshell release for easy arm adjustments. For free DVD call 800.322.2209 or visit www.nustep.com/newT4r The Journal on Active Aging® Special developer’s issue June 2013, Vol. 12 No. 4 CEO & PUBLISHER CONTENTS Colin Milner,
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