Fitness Industry Roundup: Supporting All Kinds of Kinds
Physical activity, exercise, fitness—whatever you like to call it—is truly for everyone. Here’s how healthy living connects all kinds of people.
Fitness Industry Roundup: Supporting All Kinds of Kinds
Physical activity, exercise, fitness—whatever you like to call it—is truly for everyone. Here’s how healthy living connects all kinds of people.
Fitness Industry Roundup: Exercise Reduces Alzheimer’s Risk
A new study finds that increasing physical fitness levels can substantially reduce a person’s risk of developing Alzheimer’s disease, a report provides insight into gender differences relating to fitness and nutrition, and more.
Fitness Industry Roundup: It’s About People & Overall Health
Active Wellness steps into the medical wellness arena, a reporter highlights the need to prioritize access to physical activity, and more.
Fitness Industry Roundup: Inactivity Linked to Severe COVID
The CDC added physical inactivity to its official list of medical conditions that increase a person’s risk of severe COVID-19.
John Holsinger, Longtime IHRSA Team Member, Passes Away
IHRSA is deeply saddened to inform the health and fitness industry of the death of our colleague and friend, John Holsinger. John was a passionate and knowledgeable team member who spent decades improving the industry.
Fitness Industry Roundup: On-demand Mental Wellness is Here
The first on-demand mental wellness platform backed by neuroscience has launched with the goal of creating “a world where looking after your mind is as normal as going to the gym.”
Fitness Industry Roundup: Physical Activity Reduces Annual Deaths
A cohort study finds that adding small amounts of physical activity can reduce deaths, ACSM releases 2022 fitness trends, and more.
Fitness Industry Roundup: Technological Advances in Inclusivity
There’s been a big step in technology for sports fans who are blind or visually impaired. Plus, governments are taking action—or being called upon—to promote physical and mental health.
How Many Health Clubs, Gyms, and Studios Closed in 2021
Updated fitness industry data paints a grim picture of the pandemic’s impact on health and fitness facilities. As of January 1, 2022, a total of 30% of studios closed, an 11% increase from the previous year.
Fitness Industry Roundup: Gyms Strengthen Voice, Political Ties
One state alliance earns a seat at the table with leadership, 17 fitness brands are recognized in Entrepreneur’s Franchise 500, and more.