Nick Keppler is a freelance journalist, writer and editor. He enjoys writing the difficult stories, the ones that make him pore over studies, talk about subjects that make people uncomfortable, and explain concepts that have taken years to develop. Nick has written extensively about psychology, healthcare, and public policy for national publications and for those locally- based in Pittsburgh. In addition to Athletech News, Nick has written for The Washington Post, The Daily Beast, Vice, Slate, Reuters, CityLab, Men’s Health, The Gizmodo Media Group, The Financial Times, Mental Floss, The Village Voice and AlterNet. His journalistic heroes include Jon Ronson, Jon Krakauer and Norah Vincent.
Equinox and Its creditors are lawyering up for negotiations that show and reveal major distress bubbling beneath the fitness company.
As studios and trainers move online, the question of who owns the rights to these online video fitness classes and content are arising.
Gyms usually have members sign a weaver to protect themselves & trainers from liabilities for injuries occurring during a workout.
Bipartisan bill drafted to help the fitness industry weather the unprecedented hardship caused by the covid-19 pandemic.
Personal trainers have taken significant financial hit due to covid-19, according to a salary survey from Personal Trainer Development Center.
Technology companies are investing in the business of meditation
London-based firm Technavio says much of the growth in future will come from wearable fitness tech that interacts with apps.
The Yoga Industry Struggles to Pivot, Teachers and Studios Seek Shelter Online as Covid-19 Pulverizes Studios
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