November 2018 – Money In Sport

Revolutionary Visionbody ‘PowerSuit’ available in Australia

29 November 2018

Revolutionary Visionbody ‘PowerSuit’ available in Australia

Global training solution to assist in injury recovery, build muscle and burn fat now available in Australia.

Visionbody Australia is working to change the fitness industry in Australia with the launch of a revolutionary wireless Electro Muscle Stimulation (EMS) training system featuring the ‘PowerSuit’ – an intelligent body suit designed to assist injury recovery, sculpt, shape, and tone the body quickly and effectively.

The Visionbody PowerSuit offers a plethora of fitness benefits for women and men alike:

SAVE Time – only 20 minutes
Defined Muscles through deep muscle stimulation while increasing endurance, strength and mobility. You can get up to 90% of muscles activated
Assist injury recovery through the rehabilitation and re-education of wasted or weakened muscles. Train with a system gentle on your joints and in a safe way
Reduce back pain and reduce stress tension
Help identify, adjust and compensate for muscle imbalances

The innovative body suit which uses the latest German technology, is a powerful yet fun training tool that condenses four hours of conventional gym training into a 20-minute workout session – as led by a dedicated instructor. A training session wearing the Visionbody PowerSuit is an extremely effective, full-body workout that activates over 90% of muscles all at the same time. Integrated with 20 high-tech pulse patches, the Visionbody PowerSuit stimulates the main muscle groups in the body – while the other muscles get trained automatically. The electrical pulses activate the blood circulation and cell metabolism, stimulating the musculature and connective tissue in its entirety, which helps build lean muscles and eliminate fat cells.

Previously, Electro Muscle Stimulation training required users to wear vests attached to cables, inhibiting movement. The new Visionbody PowerSuit features the latest Bluetooth technology that is free from messy cables, so now users have total freedom of movement for a maximised 20-minute training session. Anyone can afford 20 minutes when it comes to health.

With the widespread adoption of VR there is tons of RnD that we are doing to keep our technology in line with this. Just imagine yourself placed into a game or an appropriate virtual world achieving a task and as you participate the Visionbody PowerSuit applies resistance that will make movements tougher. Watch this space and talk to us if this is of interest.

The Visionbody PowerSuit gives trainers the freedom to easily create customised sessions and plan to meet the goals set by each individual. Trainers design holistic exercise programs offering strength training, endurance training and cardio to achieve all body goals – from enhancing upper body muscle to achieving flat tummies, reducing cellulite, getting rid of post-natal weight gain and much more. Trainers control the intensity of the impulses on each individual’s bodysuits, depending on their preference and fitness level. Users will expect to see visible results within three weeks, based on two 20-minute sessions a week.

The 20-minute Visionbody programs can include HIIT Training, Anaerobic Training (Strength), Aerobic Training (Cardio), Weight Loss Programs to name a few. Just imagine totally unrestricted exercise indoors, outdoors, gentle on your joints either at the gym or at your workplace during lunchtime while leaving sufficient time to also enjoy your lunch.

For more information about the Visionbody technology on how you can take advantage of it whether you are a boutique gym operator, personal trainer, physiotherapist, a sports club or an investor simply drop us a line at darko@visionbody.com.au. We have heaps of information on our website visionbody.com.au together with information on our body composition scanner InBalance300 allowing you to monitor your fitness journey cost effectively.

In addition to this we have VisionBody Gym business licensing opportunities available in Australia and if you would like to join our fast growing team please get in touch. This is now available at the new VisionBody Gym powered by VisionBody currently operating in Wollongong, Melbourne and Sydney with Perth to open in early 2019 and followed by another 3 more in WA. We have leasing options available for all of the equipment .Be your own boss and lets us help you build a business that will help you differentiate from the rest.

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Philanthropy – A new revenue stream for Australian sport

PHILANTHROPY: A NEW REVENUE STREAM

HOW CAN YOUR ORGANISATION CAPITALISE?

In the last four years, the Australian Sports Foundation has raised around $150m for Australian sport. However, sport still receives less than 1% of tax deductible donations in this country. Philanthropic investment in sport can have a profound impact – not just on the physical and mental health of our people, but also on the overall wellbeing of Australian communities – and the Australian Sports Foundation is committed to changing this.

PHILANTHROPY: A NEW REVENUE STREAM FOR AUSTRALIAN SPORT

Sport is part of the Aussie DNA and is central to our nation’s culture. It is at the heart of every community, and brings people from different backgrounds and cultures together in a way that nothing else can. Perhaps above all, it promotes active healthy lifestyles, and inspires our young people to believe that they too can pursue their dreams. Despite these huge social and community benefits, sport has lagged behind other causes in tapping into the philanthropic dollar.

In recent years, the Australian Sports Foundation has been working with sport at all levels to change this – with dramatic results; donations to sport have grown from $17m a year to $45m – but even this represents less than 1% of all money donated in Australia each year, and is well behind the $300m a year that arts and cultural organisations raise from this source, so there is a huge opportunity for further growth.

INCREASED COMPETITION FOR FUNDING

Current trends in sport are creating a more competitive environment for clubs and organisations looking to secure funding. The rapid growth in women's and girl's sport places pressure on existing infrastructure and facilities, and means that clubs and organisations need to be more innovative in their approach to secure funding.

Developing a fundraising strategy as part of your organisations overall business model will ensure you are not relying too heavily on competitive external sources for funding.

PANEL DISCUSSION: PHILANTHROPIC OPPORTUNITIES

Australian Rugby Foundation
Peter Murphy

Executive Director at Australian Rugby Foundation
Brisbane Broncos
Matthew Lang

Fundraising Manager at Brisbane Broncos

Peter Murphy and Matthew Lang spoke at Money In Sport 2018 on a panel discussion focusing on the opportunities that philanthropy presents to sporting organisations at all levels, and how this can be implemented as new revenue streams.

How sport can incorporate fundraising into existing operations:

Sports organisations are continuously looking for new revenue streams, but many have yet to recognise how tax-deductible fundraising can contribute significantly to the bottom line. And donations are not limited to cash, but also to equipment and goods.

Tax-deductible fundraising can be successfully achieve at any level – elite, state, district and at grassroots. National and state representative athletes can also fundraise via the Sports Foundation for coaching, travel, equipment and medical costs.

Opportunity that the philanthropic market in Australia presents for sport:

Around $3 billion is donated to tax-deductible causes every year. In 2017-18, $44.7 million was raised for sport via the Australian Sports Foundation which means sport is receiving just 1.3% of the philanthropic market. However, arts and culture raises $300 million every year.

Given Australians love of sport, how sport is a key part of every community throughout Australia, together with the health, social and community benefits sport provides, there is a great opportunity for sport to raise similar or more money than arts and culture every year via tax-deductible fundraising.