Pulse is leading the way for inclusive fitness with more machines recognised by the Inclusive Fitness Initiative (IFI) than any other fitness equipment supplier.

With an impressive 18 pieces of equipment accredited to IFI Stage Two across both cardiovascular and resistance, Pulse truly show their dedication to designing an unrivalled suite of fitness products that offer the best in performance, comfort and inclusivity. As the only manufacturer to design, assemble and service its own in-house solutions from its UK head offices in Congleton, Cheshire, Pulse has the flexibility and capability to ensure that inclusivity is at the heart of each design process.

Commenting on this achievement, Chris Johnson, managing director at Pulse says: "I am proud that Pulse has once again been recognised for its significant work with disabled users, this tremendous achievement strengthens our commitment and reputation of being the leading supplier of inclusive fitness equipment. "As a British company we are proud of our heritage and work hard to ensure that all of the equipment we design in-house, meets the stringent requirements set out by the IFI.

"This is extremely important to many of our customers as the general public becomes more demanding of leisure facilities." For more information on Pulse's IFI stage two accredited equipment visit www.pulsefitness.com