Showcasing for the first time at LIW at the NEC this year is the TKO range of combat equipment which, along with a full range of free-weights and functional training equipment, is of the highest build quality and of course, at an extremely competitive price!
The TKO combat range has an amazing pedigree having been introduced to the US in 1996. TKO was chosen by Mike Tyson as the preferred manufacturer for his training camp prior to the infamous “ear biting” clash with Evander Holyfield. TKO has gone on to supply many of the top boxing facilities in the States and more recently has been chosen by Virgin Active South Africa who have over 90 sites and Golds Gym worldwide. Now, for the first time, the UK market will have access to this fully commercial range exclusively through Concept Fitness International.
The range includes boxing stations such as the versatile 4-station system along with heavy bags using the original hydraulic-filling method, speedbags, MMA equipment and of course a range of outstanding gloves and accessories.
Come and see us at stand H350 (next to Matrix) at LIW!
Supplier: Concept Fitness International GlasgowUK UK and Ireland distributor of BILT by Agassi and Reyes and TKO. BILT by Agassi and Reyes founded by tennis legend Andre Agassi is a unique strength range designed with function and safety in mind. The TKO range of equipment covers quality, affordable free-weights, studio and combat equipment as well as functional training. Web: www.conceptfitnessinternational.com Click here to visit Concept Fitness International's
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