By Chris Lowe

Have you ever had the opportunity to go hang out and learn something from a friend? I had that cool opportunity this February. I LOVE baseball and was able to play all the way through college. So, it was like a dream to take an afternoon off from work and go hit batting practice with my friend who plays for the Baltimore Orioles. It was about a week before he was leaving for spring training, and I met him at a local college to hang out and see what his off-season training/hitting was like. We went to the batting cage and started hitting balls. I was watching him swing and asking lots of questions. It was now my turn. I am 31 and haven't swung a baseball bat in 10 years...but swinging is kind of like riding a bike. It came back quickly, and I thought I was hitting pretty good! After hitting for just 5 minutes, he started asking me some questions on how/why I did a few things. He blew my mind with a few small changes that really helped my swing. I wish a coach would have told me these things 15 years ago, but it was fun to hang out and learn something new about baseball. In just 5 minutes, I learned something new about a game I have played since I was 5.

So, I invite you to take 5 minutes and read tips the Equinox Support team has to share about TeleLink—maybe this information will help you use TeleLink better, even if you've used TeleLink for 15 years!

Keep Equinox Informed:

Keep Yourself Informed:

TeleLink Tips:

Equinox Support is here to help. We like to share our knowledge about TeleLink so all system users can know how to best use the system. Hopefully something in this list will help you use TeleLink better. If you have any questions or need some help, call Equinox Support at 615-612-1225 or email us at support@equinoxis.com. We'd be happy to help!

About the Author

As a Software Quality Assurance Tester for TeleLink, Chris Lowe has helped improve Equinox's testing and installation procedures. His primary responsibilities include testing TeleLink, automation testing, and supporting TeleLink. Chris and his wife Jessica have 2 young boys and 2 dogs, and they enjoy traveling, playing games, and hiking together. A former college baseball standout, Chris loves sports and continues to play them as often as possible.