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30.05.2007
Like to take that first step for free?
athletics.com.au is pleased to announce that - in just one week - visitors to the site will be provided the very first edition of The Fitness Show podcast free of charge.
The Fitness Show follows the popularity of athletics.com.au’s free podcast Higher Faster Longer, which has just produced its 27th show.
Making its much-anticipated debut on Wednesday, June 6, The Fitness Show is a weekly 30-minute radio show hosted by Melbourne-based exercise scientist Craig Harper and featuring regular guests and contributions from athletes, coaches and professionals within the industry.
Topics discussed will include diet and nutrition, preparation, strength training, strategy and tactics in sport, overcoming injuries, psychology and supplements.
A great value product, listeners will need to subscribe to The Fitness Show to receive each weekly edition after the first free episode. Prices are:
12 months/52 episodes for $39.95 ($35.95 before June 4, 2007)
6 months/26 episodes for $20.95 ($18.85 before June 4, 2007)
1 month/4 episodes for $3.60
Casual/1 episode for $0.95
Click here to subscribe
Those who subscribe before Monday, June 4 will receive an early bird discount (as priced above) and, if correct in answering one very simple question when registering, will enter the draw to win an Asics sports pack.
With next week’s show free to all visitors, paid subscriptions will commence from Wednesday, June 13.
How does the subscription work once paid?
Every week, subscribers will have a link to the latest edition of the show emailed to them for download.
The Fitness Show will be presented in mp3 format, playable within iTunes and all other compatible media players.
However, visitors should note that next week’s free download will be uploaded to the PODCASTS section of the rich media gallery at athletics.com.au for all to access - right where you find Higher Faster Longer.
Click here to subscribe
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First Fitness Show free for you
Want to improve your health, preparation and performance with the help of those who know best?Like to take that first step for free?
athletics.com.au is pleased to announce that - in just one week - visitors to the site will be provided the very first edition of The Fitness Show podcast free of charge.
The Fitness Show follows the popularity of athletics.com.au’s free podcast Higher Faster Longer, which has just produced its 27th show.
Making its much-anticipated debut on Wednesday, June 6, The Fitness Show is a weekly 30-minute radio show hosted by Melbourne-based exercise scientist Craig Harper and featuring regular guests and contributions from athletes, coaches and professionals within the industry.
Topics discussed will include diet and nutrition, preparation, strength training, strategy and tactics in sport, overcoming injuries, psychology and supplements.
A great value product, listeners will need to subscribe to The Fitness Show to receive each weekly edition after the first free episode. Prices are:
12 months/52 episodes for $39.95 ($35.95 before June 4, 2007)
6 months/26 episodes for $20.95 ($18.85 before June 4, 2007)
1 month/4 episodes for $3.60
Casual/1 episode for $0.95
Click here to subscribe
Those who subscribe before Monday, June 4 will receive an early bird discount (as priced above) and, if correct in answering one very simple question when registering, will enter the draw to win an Asics sports pack.
With next week’s show free to all visitors, paid subscriptions will commence from Wednesday, June 13.
How does the subscription work once paid?
Every week, subscribers will have a link to the latest edition of the show emailed to them for download.
The Fitness Show will be presented in mp3 format, playable within iTunes and all other compatible media players.
However, visitors should note that next week’s free download will be uploaded to the PODCASTS section of the rich media gallery at athletics.com.au for all to access - right where you find Higher Faster Longer.
Click here to subscribe
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