Now You Can Work Out In Your Hotel Room at Hilton

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Barbara Scofidio
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Now, meeting attendees can work out in their hotel rooms.

A new concept by Hilton called Five Feet to Fitness™  has 11 different fitness equipment and accessory options to work out in your hotel room.

Don’t you wish you could work out in the privacy of your hotel room? Hilton has tapped into the wellness trend among business travelers with a new in-room gym offering. Known as Five Feet to Fitness, here is what it offers:

• A storage bay with a variety of fitness accessories that support an assortment of exercises and fitness modalities to include strength, suspension, body weight, core, yoga, HIIT and meditation.

• Over 200 guided exercise tutorials and over 25 classes using the equipment found in the room, as well as bodyweight exercises.

• Indoor cycling on a Wattbike, used by Tour de France riders and professional sports teams. Its open platform allows you to connect to your favorite cycling app for a great ride.

• A TRX workout system with suspension straps and ample floor space.

• A small and simple floor meditation chair for deep breathing and relaxation exercises.

• A hydration station with a selection of energy drinks.

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Barbara Scofidio
Barbara Scofidio is Editor of Prevue and heads up the Visionary Summits, our exclusive conference series targeting senior-level meeting and incentive planners. In her 30 years in the industry, she has become known for her passion around greening meetings, growing awareness of human trafficking and promoting CSR activities as part of business events. She is currently a member of SITE's Women IN Leadership committee and the media liaison for FICP's Education Committee. She was the first member of the media ever to be invited to sit on a committee by GBTA, where she spent three years on the Groups and Meetings Committee. She has also been an active member of SITE for 30 years, chairing its Crystal Awards committee and acting as a judge. Before joining Prevue in 2014, she served as Editor of Corporate Meetings & Incentives (MeetingsNet) for more than 20 years. She has a BA in Literature/Rhetoric from Binghamton University. Barbara is based outside Boston, in Groton, Mass.

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