Secure your tickets for Elevate 2023 in London this June
Registration is now open for Elevate, the largest UK trade show dedicated to fitness, sport and physical activity.
For the past seven years, thousands of decision-makers from all sectors across the physical activity industries have assembled at ExCeL London for the inaugural two-day event. This year the event will be hosted from 14-15 June.
Not only is Elevate a great opportunity to discover new products and make exclusive deals, but it’s also one of the most expansive networking events in the industry!
For the first time since 2019, the Elevate team is delighted to announce that Precor will be joining the exhibition floor and sponsoring the Business of Physical Activity Theatre – one of Elevate’s 11 conference theatres.
Curated by Precor, the theatre will host a programme of panels and talks from thought leaders and experts who’ll share engaging, topical insights and expertise focused on innovation, design engineering and current trends in our industry.
“Precor is thrilled to be back at Elevate in 2023 – the UK’s foremost fitness event,” says Scott Trinder, Precor UK sales director. “For over four decades, Precor has driven fitness forward with a passionate focus on ergonomic motion, proven science, and superior engineering.”
In addition to the fantastic contribution of the theatre sponsorship, Precor will showcase its top-of-the-line cardio solutions, including the Precor StairClimber. Using patented technology, this innovation is indicative of Precor’s principles of high quality product development.
Lucy Findlay, Elevate event director, concluded: “Both the exhibition floor and education streams at Elevate mirror the UK physical activity market.
“Over the years, Elevate has seen a shift to more functional fitness products, connection to health and a best-in-class approach. The event provides a key opportunity for UK buyers to connect and work with the industry's most integral brands.”
“The importance of the event, Elevate, is to bring together the fitness industry, the technology industry, the healthcare sector and the really important people - who are the practitioners who promote physical activity - and give them a sound bed of evidence to take away and use in their everyday lives. New equipment, new ideas, new energy.” Prof. Charlie Foster, World Health Organisation and Oxford University.
