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Benefits of Consistent Exercise and/or VCycling |
- Kids and adults will want to exercise
- Improved self-images
- Obesity reduced
- Diabetes reduced
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- Stimulate the brain
- Reduce Cardiovascular problems
- Reduce Cancer risk
- Improved personal achievements
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 Dr. Craig Broeder, renowned Clinical Exercise Physiologist and Director of the Clinical Exercise Physiology Program at Benedictine University believes that one of the most important aspects of staying fit and healthy for all generations is maintaining a consistent activity program. Daily exercise activity that allows you to monitor a person's improvement over time provides the best long-term benefits. Dr. Broeder believes that the next generation of fitness tools will include a combination of safe, fun, comfortable equipment and motivating software innovations such as the VCycling system. VCycling provides a fun, interactive, virtual reality workout experience, that will bring you back again and again for a new and unique experience. Many sedentary ailments as well as Obesity and Diabetes can be reduced through consistent exercise activity. |
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"Thanks to VCycling, we were able to incorporate some fun, structured, and innovative ways to exercise our depressed youth which kept them interested and involved with the pilot study. VCycling has helped our study tremendously and we feel positive about the grant's chances to get funded."
- Alex Jordan
Exercise Laboratory Supervisor
The Cooper Institute
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| "We now have the proof we've been looking for: students achieve best when they are physically fit."
--Delaine Eastin
California State Superintendent of Public Instruction
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| Dr. John J. Ratey, a Harvard brain-research specialist, is a strong believer in physical activity's positive impact on the brain. In fact, he believes exercise is fertilizer for the brain, calling it "Miracle-Gro." |
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| "One in every three U.S. children born after 2000 will become diabetic unless many more people start eating less and exercising more."
-- Dr. K.M. Venkat Narayan, diabetes epidemiologist,
Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC)
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| "This is not about appearances. The issue here is health. It's about the fact that overweight and obesity increase the risk of cardiovascular diseases, Type 2 diabetes, several forms of cancer, breathing problems and other health problems."
--David Satcher, M.D., Ph.D.
former U.S. Surgeon General
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