Fitness Ventures Group looks to be part of re-defining the fitness experience

September 1, 2020

Fitness Ventures Group, a new business bringing premium fitness equipment brands to Australia to help re-define the fitness experience, has announced its arrival in the market with the signing of exclusive distribution contracts for IRON GRIP® Barbell Company and Marpo Fitness Inc. products.

The company, headed by former Fitness On Demand executive Dale Lindsay, also offers the RumbleRoller brand in its product portfolio – with the Patented deep-tissue massage tools to help with mobility exercises, deep tissue massage and self-myofascial release.

IRON GRIP® Barbell company is highly regarded as the best premium free weights brand in the world, using only "American made" Urethane Dumbbells, Barbells, weight plates and Olympic bars. IRON GRIP® signature products include the 12-sided anti-roll weight plates with integrated hand grips and Dumbbells to help prevent from rolling dangerously.

Marpo products include the versatile VMX Rope trainers and the new Functional Tire Trainer. Rope training, provides both cardio and strength training for a total-body fitness experience and the Marpo Functional Tire Trainer is much more than a Tire flip, with effective resistance ranges from 45lbs to 300lbs in a self contained environment.

Collectively, these brands are represented in some of the best health clubs, including Equinox, LifeTime Fitness, LA Fitness, Crunch Fitness, Pure Fitness, Golds Gym and UFC Gyms.

Click here to contact Fitness Ventures Group via their page in the Australasian Leisure Management Supplier Directory.

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