press release: Pulse Fitness
Pulse Fitness supports Sir Chris Hoy’s commitment to staying active
Pulse Fitness is proud to support Sir Chris Hoy, one of Britain’s most respected sporting figures, as he continues to champion the value of staying active through every stage of life.
As a six-time Olympic gold medallist, Chris Hoy’s achievements need little introduction. But what continues to resonate just as strongly today is his grounded approach to movement, mindset and wellbeing, particularly as training evolves and adapts over time.
More recently, Chris has shared a small number of training and recovery-focused videos using Pulse Fitness equipment as part of his wider wellbeing routine. These sessions aren’t about peak performance or pushing limits. Instead, they offer an honest, realistic view of how strength, mobility and consistency can continue to play a positive role, even when circumstances change.
Chris has always been open about the importance of listening to your body, adapting routines responsibly and staying active in ways that feel sustainable and supportive. The content he’s shared highlights fitness as something that works with you, not against you.
Pulse Fitness is proud to support someone who genuinely believes in the long-term value of movement and demonstrates how fitness equipment can be used thoughtfully at every stage, whether you’re an elite athlete or simply working your way back.
With Chris also appearing across many TV and media platforms recently, his message around balance, resilience and realistic training continues to reach a wide audience. It’s a timely reminder that fitness isn’t defined by medals or milestones alone, but by commitment, adaptability and showing up in a way that feels right.
Pulse Fitness remains committed to creating equipment and environments that support people throughout their fitness journey, not just at their peak, but through change, recovery and beyond.
For more information about Pulse Fitness, you can reach out here: www.pulsefitness.com
Richard Sheen, commercial sales director
This year, we are proud to be launching TRAKK 2.0 – an enhanced, web-based evolution of our digital ecosystem. Designed to meet the growing demand for intelligent, data-driven solutions, TRAKK 2.0 offers seamless access to real-time insights across any device, empowering operators, personal trainers and members to optimise performance and engagement like never before.
Alongside this digital advancement, Pulse Fitness is continuing to champion accessibility with the ongoing development of our Inclusive Line. In partnership with two-time Paralympian Ian Marsden, we are committed to driving change across the fitness industry by encouraging operators to adopt a more inclusive mindset and incorporate accessible equipment into their facilities.
Through collaboration, innovation and education, we aim to break down barriers and help make fitness spaces welcoming for all.
– Rob Beale, fitness director, Third Space
