Finished 70.3 Miles of swimming, biking, and running in 6:16
Innovation
October 15, 2012 // Category: Innovation
We recently announced the introduction of LFopen, Life Fitness’s open platform products, which connects the great minds of the tech world with our cutting-edge fitness equipment through an open API, or product technology code. But the news didn’t stop there: our new Discover tablet consoles will soon be arriving at fitness facilities everywhere to revolutionize the cardio experience.
Lose It!, an app that connects users to the people, food information, and devices they need to achieve their weight loss and fitness goals, will be the first fitness app to take advantage of LFopen. The app will integrate with the Life Fitness Discover tablet consoles by automatically logging workout results in the personalized Lose It! exercise tracker.
The calorie counting app also lets users connect with friends for a community of support. That support really works. App users that leverage the friends tools are much more likely to meet their goals.
October 12, 2012 // Category: Innovation
At Life Fitness, we’re always looking to improve our products to fit what exercisers want and expect out of their workout experience. With the launch of our latest Discover tablet consoles, Android users will no longer be left out. Elevation Series Discover SE and Discover SI Treadmills, Cross-Trainers, and Lifecycle Exercise Bikes will now have a mini-USB connector for Android and Blackberry compatibility. We were the first to bring Apple connectivity to the market and we will now offer those great features to Android users.
October 09, 2012 // Category: Innovation
The days of feeling like you’re running on a hamster wheel or ‘climbing the stairs to nowhere’ are over. According to a recent Life Fitness survey, today’s tech-savvy exercisers not only want more from their equipment; they need more to keep them on track to reach their fitness goals and achieve results. Exercisers are no longer satisfied with static, impersonal displays and consoles; they want dynamic, interactive exercise technology, access to their personal files and fitness content, internet browsing, and on-demand videos. No product on the market has fulfilled all of these expectations – and more – until now.
Enter Discover treadmills, bikes and elliptical cross-trainers, full of features that no cardio equipment has offered before, including:
