; and (2) specifically, to carry out those objectives by issuing guidelines and regulations for exercise or fitness service providers specifying the accessible exercise or fitness equipment, and the accessible exercise or fitness classes and instruction, necessary to ensure that individuals with disabilities can— (A) obtain the benefits of physical activity; and (B) fully participate in the services offered by exercise or fitness service providers. 3. Definitions In this Act: (1) Access board The term Access Board means the Architectural and Transportation Barriers Compliance Board established under section 502 of the Rehabilitation Act of 1973 ( 29 U.S.C. 792 ). (2) Accessible exercise or fitness equipment The term accessible exercise or fitness equipment — (A) means exercise or fitness equipment that is accessible to, and can be independently used and operated by, individuals with disabilities; and (B) includes equipment that complies with— (i) the American Society for Testing and Materials (referred to in this section as ASTM ) Standard Specification for Universal Design of Fitness Equipment for Inclusive Use by Persons with Functional Limitations and Impairments, ASTM F3021–17 (or any corresponding similar ASTM standard); and (ii) other ASTM standards with specifications for inclusive use of specific exercise or fitness equipment, such as bicycles or strength equipment. (3) Exercise or fitness equipment The term exercise or fitness equipment means devices such as motorized treadmills, stair climbers or step machines, stationary bicycles, rowing machines, weight machines, circuit training equipment, cardiovascular equipment, strength equipment, or other similar equipment. (4) Exercise or fitness service provider The term exercise or fitness service provider — (A) means an entity that— (i) provides exercise or fitness equipment, or exercise or fitness classes or instruction, for the use of patrons