strength training

The Carry vest

Weighted Vests Are Being Redesigned for Women—How The Carry Is Shaping a New Era of Fitness

Built with premium materials and adjustable weight, The Carry Vest delivers on what hundreds of women say the industry has overlooked

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MADabolic’s Minimalist Approach to Fitness Is Deliberate by Design

Minimalism at MADabolic isn’t about having less — it’s about removing what doesn’t matter so performance can take center stage.

Consumers Seek Strength & Longevity Over Weight Loss, Life Time Finds

Life Time’s 2026 survey shows strength training overtaking weight loss as the top health priority, while longevity shapes fitness goals.

Fitness Levels Fall Off After Age 35, Long-Term Study Finds

A decades-long study shows physical performance begins deteriorating after 35, regardless of training history. However, regular exercise can help.

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Matrix’s Plate-Loaded Machines Help Gyms Meet the Strength Demand

Matrix’s latest additions to its strength training equipment portfolio has everything users and operators are after

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Zumba Launches Music-Driven Strength Training Class

Zumba debuts Zumba + Lift, a new strength-focused class that combines resistance training with the brand’s signature music-driven energy.

TRX Push-it

TRX Leverages Inclusive Design To Elevate Strength Training Staples

TRX’s new batch of tools upgrade time-tested movements to match modern needs around comfort and accessibility

The Gym Venice Targets Age 40+ Members With Smarter Training

At The Gym Venice, the over 40 crowd get training built for real results as the fitness industry’s most overlooked demographic steps forward.

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Breaking Down the Top Fitness Modality Trends of 2025

ATN analyzes which workouts surged in 2025, including weightlifting, competitive running, Pilates and pickleball.

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At-Home Lifters Are Gravitating Toward Shorter Workouts

Tonal’s 2025 State of Strength Report shows members prefer shorter, smarter workouts that still deliver results over long sessions.