Consolidated Sports Media Group Inc. to Launch the FLEX10 Weighted Fitness System

Consolidated Sports Media Group Inc. to Launch the FLEX10
Weighted Fitness System 


ADDISON, Texas, March 1  /PRNewswire-FirstCall/ -- CONSOLIDATED SPORTS MEDIA
GROUP INC. (CSMGI) (OTC:CSGU) announced today that it will introduce, brand,
market, and distribute an exciting new state of the art fitness product.  The
FLEX10 Weighted Fitness System will first be delivered to the public through an
infomercial featuring high profile testimonials.  Testing of the national
Direct Response Television campaign will begin in May 2005.

The new FLEX10 Weighted Fitness System infomercial follows on the heels of the
inspirational fitness videos staring NFL super star Priest Holmes and trainer
Bay Bay McClinton.  Other super star athletes using the weighted fitness system
to achieve top performance are Tim Duncan (NBA MVP), Darvis Patton (World Class
Sprinter), Tony Parker (NBA Rookie of the year), Roy Jones Jr. (World Champion
Boxer), and Chuck Norris (World renowned martial artist).

The FLEX10 Weighted Fitness System services professional and amateur athletes
alike and has rehabilitative and weight loss qualities for consumers of all
ages.  FLEX10's inherent qualities and enhancements include speed, muscle tone,
strength, exploding power, endurance and bone density.

The FLEX10 should be the most advanced home fitness system to hit the fitness
and weight loss industry in years and its features include, 10 Secure interior
pockets (each holding up to 3 lbs.), one piece form fitting design, evenly
distributed weight system upper and lower body, thin flexible 1 lb. weights
(1/4" thin), fabric with moisture, transport system, Stationary, non-bulky
weight system and it is machine washable.

"I believe the FLEX10 Weighted Fitness System is truly revolutionary and will
help many people reach life changing fitness and weight loss goals. FLEX10
maximizes your time, you can just put it on and go on about your day to day
business, such as, going to the store or working out and getting real pro
results," said CSMGI President and CEO Scott Schepper

The home is America's favorite workout venue and 33% of U.S. households own and
regularly use exercise equipment.  The 90's were the decade when Americans
embraced exercise equipment, cardiovascular and strength training and in 2000
Americans spent $5.8 billion for home equipment.  CSMGI plans to secure a
respectable market share by introducing a series of common sense products to
the growing obesity market and modern day weight loss and fitness needs.

About Consolidated Sports Media Group Inc.

CSGU is a conglomerate of multimedia companies that develop, produce, and
distribute entertainment media focused on film, television, music, and
publishing interests.  The company, based in Addison, Texas, develops training
and instructional videos for a wide variety of sports and leisure.  CSGU
distributes DVD titles through its direct response television business
strategies as part of the company's commitment to be a dominant force in the
instructional sports marketplace, while also entering the multi-billion dollar
home video/entertainment industry.

"Safe Harbor" Statement: Certain statements in this release are "forward-
looking" statement as defined in the Private Securities Litigation Reform Act
of 1995.  Such statements are subject to numerous risks and uncertainties.
Actual results may vary significantly from the results expressed or implied in
such statements.  Factors that could cause actual results to materially differ
from forward-looking statements include, but are not limited to, the Company's
ability to meet the terms and conditions required to obtain its project
financing, risks and delays associated with product development, risk of market
acceptance of new products, risk of technology or product obsolescence,
competitive risks, reliance on development partners and the need for additional
capital. 

DATASOURCE: Consolidated Sports Media Group Inc.



CONTACT:  Scott Schepper, [phone], for Consolidated Sports Media

Group Inc.

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