Press Release 2004- For Immediate Release Hoggan Health Industries Debuts the new Hoggan Sprint Circuit
Draper, Utah (April 20, 2004) – After over three years of design, fabrication and testing, the new HOGGAN Sprint Circuit makes its debut at the 2004 American Alliance for Health Physical Education Recreation and Dance National Convention. "We are pleased to report the equipment was very well received," said Ryan D. Hoggan, Vice President of Hoggan Health Industries. "The high point of the convention was the day we had attendees representing elementary, middle school, high school, fitness and senior/retirement organizations converging on the booth simultaneously. As we had hoped and planned for, everyone found features and benefits they can use to improve their fitness programs."
The new HOGGAN Sprint Circuit is the latest and most innovative line of circuit training equipment available. It features a non-intimidating, safe and easy to use design, which is perfect for any wellness based fitness institution. In addition, its patent-pending "liquid-like" magnetic resistance technology provides a smooth and efficient workout devoid of any weight stacks or hydraulic cylinders.
Hoggan Health Industries, Inc., a third generation company, is built on a foundation of more than forty years of revolutionary design, engineering and expertise. We are committed to improving the health and well-being of our clients worldwide.
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Draper, Utah (April 20, 2004) – After over three years of design, fabrication and testing, the new HOGGAN Sprint Circuit makes its debut at the 2004 American Alliance for Health Physical Education Recreation and Dance National Convention. "We are pleased to report the equipment was very well received," said Ryan D. Hoggan, Vice President of Hoggan Health Industries. "The high point of the convention was the day we had attendees representing elementary, middle school, high school, fitness and senior/retirement organizations converging on the booth simultaneously. As we had hoped and planned for, everyone found features and benefits they can use to improve their fitness programs."
