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Why 44 and 60 Matter: Essential Age Milestones for Fitness Programming

A recent study reveals that our bodies undergo significant, non-linear molecular changes during two critical age periods in our lives

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Major Study Underway to Understand How Fitness Industry Can Support Those with Long COVID

Once the findings are released, the fitness industry may find a path forward to help serve the long COVID consumers.

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Les Mills CORE Classes Can Keep Back Pain at Bay

People with pre-existing lower back pain saw benefits from Les Mills core workouts, demonstrating that movement is an ideal remedy.

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Only 7% of American Adults in Good Cardiometabolic Health: Report

Cardiometabolic health for white Americans increased slightly between 1999 and 2018, while it decreased for adults of all other races.

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First–Ever Global Fitness Industry Economic Impact Report Released

The report examines the impact of health and fitness industry in 46 countries, but individual country & region reports are also available.

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The Science of Exercise Motivation: Les Mills Reveals the Secret to Staying Fit For Life

Les Mills Research Lab conducted a study that offers clues into the drivers of exercise motivation. The study found that active people...

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Fitness May Reduce Risk of Dementia by 33%

The fitness and dementia study included mostly white men as participants, so a diverse range of the population couldn't be studied.

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Here’s What Gym Operators Should Consider Before Investing in Tech

75% of gym operators will be investing in tech in 2022, but 45% are unsure where to invest. ACAC Health Clubs CEO Chris Craytor told Athletech...

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Most Health Benefits in Moderate to Vigorous Workout: Study

The Boston University researcher says moderate & regular exercise is much better than more mileage when it comes to most health benefits.