An
Intimate Working Knowledge
Of Quality Equipment
And Technology
Rocky Mountain Human Performance (RMHP) has intimate working knowledge of quality equipment that members will enjoy using with the knowledge that the equipment is safe, functional and designed with the end user in mind.
RMHP's strategic partnerships bring you, the client, the latest and greatest in science and technology for optimal performance, reliability and cost containment. This concept will minimize downtime, reduce maintenance costs and ensure RMHP can make the appropriate and unbiased recommendation for any client.
Rocky Mountain Human Performance, from time to time, has been involved in equipment development and design, and serves as an impartial beta site for a variety of equipment suppliers in the fitness and medical industries.
Profiting
from Cardio Science.pdf (1mb)
"Use technology and specialized training programs to help your members reach their goals, and help your facility gain a profit. The road to peak performance for members now involves technology and specialized training. Fitness center owners and managers must become knowledgeable about the new technology that is available to improve retention and help members reach their goals."
Profiting
from Functional Fitness.pdf (581k)
"The physical benefits of functional training are many, and fitness centers can profit from this growing fitness trend. Fitness center members are looking for functional programming and equipment. They now realize that form follows function. What good is having "cut" biceps if you can't lift a toddler without wrenching your back? That's the premise behind the evolving concept of functional fitness — an approach that can transform the fitness industry toward lifestyle enhancements and increased profitability."
Older
Fitness.pdf (323k)
"Your facility can benefit from offering exercise programs to older adults, but only if you know the basics about the body and aging. Did you know that, every eight minutes, someone turns 50? Over the next 10 years, the 55- to 59-year-old population is expected to increase by 54 percent, and the 60 to 64 age group will increase by 58 percent. By 2020, the number of people in their 40s, 50s and 60s will triple. Older adults comprise a busy and vital group that is looking for more ways to be active. According to the Sporting Goods Manufacturers Association (SGMA), since 1990, the number of health club members ages 55 and older has increased from 1.9 million to a staggering 4.9 million."
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