SILVERADO, CA – April 24, 2002 – E2 Systems’ Exercise Explorer Version 2
gives personal trainers a complete set of tools to administer workouts for
their clients. It creates workouts, prints workout and exercise cards, tracks
performance, and prints comprehensive progress reports that provide a rich set
of deliverables that motivate and retain clients.
Version 2 makes generating workouts simple by using a wizard to go step by step
through the process. Workouts are adjusted automatically to a client’s fitness
level and ability, with flexible scheduling and equipment choices. Additional
exercises may be added to the 325 in the system, and all printed reports and
cards may be personalized with custom text and logos.
Workouts may target any combination of body regions or activities. This
targeting is made possible by a relational database that has detailed analyses
of all the exercises and over 100 activities ranging from archery to water
skiing.
The technical advisor for Exercise Explorer is Lawrence A. Golding, Ph. D.,
FASCM. Dr. Golding, a Distinguished Professor at the University of Nevada, Las
Vegas, and Editor-in-Chief of ACSM’s Health & Fitness Journal, brings over
40 years of practical experience and knowledge to Exercise Explorer. In
addition, an advisory board of fitness professionals contributes to the
accuracy of the content.
Exercise Explorer includes videos that demonstrate each exercise and body
action, and over 40 minutes of instructive videos with Dr. Golding discussing
exercise-related topics. Also included is a detailed anatomical muscle
reference and an analysis of all activities and exercises.
Exercise Explorer is designed to be user friendly. Version 2 is currently
available in a professional edition for individual trainers and trainers in a
club environment. The Trainer Edition supports a single trainer, while the Club
Edition supports multiple trainers. Personal and academic editions will be
released soon.
Founded in June 2000, E2 Systems has been developing Exercise Explorer Version
2 since the successful release of Version 1 last summer. Additional features
and capabilities for the software are in development.