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As time-poor consumers search for the perfect balance between convenience and nutrition, meal replacement drinks are experiencing a revival
It's the start of the month which means a lot of things for people paying their own bills. It's payday for some people, and for most people it's the day where all our bills are due. We have to pay rent, car insurance, and for a large amount of people, today meant a surprise Planet...
Teaching classes outdoors. Making Title On Demand temporarily free. Adding plexiglass barriers and face shields. These are among the tactics at Title Boxing Club to make it through the pandemic.
Through social media, events, talks, podcasts and panels, thy.self is working to make the wellness industry a more welcoming space. In just two years, founder Chloe Pierre has grown thy.self into a community with thousands of members globally. Thy.self has held events in London, New York, Paris and Berlin and partnered with brands such as...
One in four Americans will never be returning to gyms … even once the pandemic is over, according to new research.
Chicago-based LulaFit, an amenity management firm, has launched LulaFit LIVE, a virtual amenities service platform providing tenants and residents fitness and mindfulness classes, social events and lifestyle experiences.
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Lululemon Athletica Inc. is stretching itself into a new area of business. The seller of yoga pants and other workout apparel announced late Monday that it had agreed to acquire Mirror, a home-fitness product offering live and on-demand classes as well as personal training, for $500 million. Lululemon CEO Calvin McDonald has said that the startup expects...
Firstbeat Analytics provides software that helps monitor stress, sleep, respiration rate and more for Garmin and other consumer smartwatch makers.
After it was announced on Tuesday that gyms in New York would not be allowed to reopen in Phase Four, roughly 30 owners of small fitness studios formed a coalition to potentially pursue legal action against the state.
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