[2] ActFit.com Enters Joint Venture With Red-Hot "Adonnics" Workout Program.

TORONTO--(BW SportsWire)--Nov. 17, 1999--

ActFit.com, Inc., of Toronto and Los Angeles, today announced that it has entered into a joint venture with Adonnics Inc., an innovative cardio combat workout program that just might be the next hot fitness craze.

Adonnics, a unique fusion of martial arts, boxing and aerobics, is currently taught in a number of prestigious fitness clubs, with more being signed on every week. As well, Adonnics has attracted several major corporations as clients.

In return for handling the promotion, advertising and public relations for Adonnics, ActFit.com will participate in the resulting profits. The company has added a promotional Website, Adonnics.com, to its Active Lifestyle portal ActFit.com. Here participants can learn about the program and, for a fee, can sign up to join a class or become an instructor.

"Adonnics gives us a very impressive new product to add to our fitness line, especially with regard to the lucrative corporate market, which it already has penetrated significantly," says Rodger Campbell, C.O.O. of ActFit.com Inc. "It could be the next big fitness property, not only in Canada but on a worldwide basis. At the Club Industry trade show in Chicago, Adonnics was hands-down the most popular demonstration. As a result, we are fielding enquiries from all over North America."

Adonnics is the brainchild of Adonna Greaves, an international martial arts champion with more than 18 years of teaching experience in the fitness industry.

"It's a fun and effective fitness program, which targets all components of fitness, such as aerobic, anaerobic, strength, endurance, flexibility, and stress management," says Greaves. "Its full-body workout focuses on safe and proper execution of martial arts and boxing techniques that give it a legitimate self-defense component. I'm happy to be allied with ActFit.com to reach the type of active people who will be enthusiastic about an innovative program like this."

Distinguished from other boxing-derived fitness programs by its authentic martial arts and boxing techniques, including the use of boxing gloves and focus pads for simulated combat, Adonnics retains its mass appeal by involving participants in a progressive routine. For beginners, emphasis is placed on learning the basic techniques and getting accustomed to the basic workout. For more advanced participants, Adonnics offers the benefit of increasingly challenging routines, ongoing technique development, and an aerobic workout like no other.

Through a three-part certification program for instructors and personal trainers, Greaves plans to make the group exercise available in fitness clubs around the world. The Website will serve as the source for regular updates regarding technique, a monthly newsletter, and video clips of new choreography.

Currently featuring 14 topic channels and over 500 Network "sockets", ActFit.com's site is the first ever, vertical Internet portal dedicated to the Active Lifestyle market. The site connects consumers to the largest single source of information on fitness, nutrition, sports, adventure travel and other active pursuits.

For further information regarding ActFit.com Investor Relations, contact: Carl Christie [phone] / [phone] Media, please contact: Nolan Reeds, Edelman Public Relations [phone] ext. 316

For further information regarding Adonnics, visit www.Adonnics.com, or call [phone] ext. 650

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