[Electronics-Talk] Hotel fitness centers

[Georgia Cabus]

Hi Tracy,

I haven't seen an accessible fitness center with hotels. They have the
expensive equipments the ones with monitors WiFi and TV but either it's not
really accessible or the staff don't know if there is an accessibility
option of the unit. The staff are mostly helpful to set the buttons etc
then I usually just use AIRA or be my eyes on the touch screens. Last time
I was at a 5 star Marriot for a conference, the chitchat and curiousity of
the stationary bike has accessibility option was longer than my workout
lol. I was just patiently waiting, got used to it and the whole hotel staff
was buzzing. If you are techy, I'm sure you can hook up your phone to the
unit.

Good luck,

Georgia


On Sun, Aug 11, 2019, 10:29 AM Tracy Carcione via Electronics-Talk <
electronics-talk at nfbnet.org> wrote:

> While we're talking about exercise equipment, are the machines at hotel
> fitness centers usually accessible?  I'll be travelling for work next
> month,
> and some exercise after a long day sitting around would be a good thing.
>
> Tracy
>
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