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Aerobic Microphones Australia has announced that it will join forces with Trax Music for online sales of a range of Pink Aeromic Pouchbelts to raise money for the Cancer Council's Pink Ribbon Day on 22nd October.

Hot Pink Pouchbelts went on sale on 1st September, priced from $30, with $5 from each sale being donated to the Pink Ribbon Fund.

As Aerobic Microphones Australia Managing Director John Penhallow explains "apart from the annual Expo in April, this is the only other time we will produce Pink Aeromic Pouchbelts for sale in Australia and support a worthy cause from the proceeds."

Aerobic Microphones is also increasing supplies of its Red E*Mic, which is ideal for independent instructors and for teaching more gentle exercise classes such as Aquarobics, Circuits and Yoga-style classes. It costs $297 and the company will be donating $25 to the Pink Ribbon Fund for everyone that it sells, in or out of a system package.

Penhallow noted "we believe this is a good prompt for fitness clubs to get on board and also raise money for breast cancer research by holding a weekly âWear Something Pinkâ fitness class in October and collect donations."

It's straight forward to register with the State Cancer Councils around Australia - just go to www.doyourthing.com.au and submit an application, then order some pink ribbon pins to sell to members.

As Penhallow adds"the fitness industry is very much a 50/50 business, managed by women for women, so hereâs a great opportunity for us all to get involved and do something really worthwhile."

One in every nine Australian women will be diagnosed with breast cancer by the age of 85 and to combat this the Cancer Council's Pink Ribbon Day aims to help raise awareness about breast cancer, as well as raise funds towards research, education and patient support programs.

To order the Pink Aeromic Pouchbelts go to http://www.traxmusic.com.au/

Click here to contact Aerobic Microphones Australia via their entry in the Australasian Leisure Management Supplier Directory.

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