VISTA, Calif. – VQ ActionCare, LLC, is excited to announce that legendary motorcycle champion Marty Smith will be featured in the company's new commercials for the Resistance Chair exercise system.

San Diego native Marty Smith won 18 national motocross championships in his career in the 1970s and early 1980s. He was sponsored by Honda while still a high school student, and in 1974 became the youngest rider in history to earn an AMA Motocross Championship title. Now 53 years old, Smith continues to ride motorcycles and runs a motocross school in Arizona.

As Smith explains, the Resistance Chair offers a great way for people to stay strong as they age and it allows them to fit exercise into a busy schedule: "Now that my racing career is over, I'm a motocross teacher and I teach riders how to ride," he says. "We're at the gym, we're playing racquetball, and we're on the track three or four days a week. A lot of guys don't have that luxury, so the Resistance Chair is perfect because you can keep it in the convenience of your home, you can work out whenever you want, you don't have to jump in your car to use it, you can just use it any time you like."

"I am excited to be working with Marty Smith," adds Andrew Siminoff, Media Director of VQ ActionCare. "I admired him while I was younger and have followed his career. He is a champion on and off the motorcycle. Having Marty endorse the Resistance Chair is a dream."