Study Highlights Risks of Prolonged Sitting, Even for Regular Exercisers
New research reveals prolonged sitting increases heart risks, even with regular exercise. Learn why reducing sedentary time is vital for cardiovascular health.
Your Workout's Impact Could Last 15 Days, Says New Brain Connectivity Study
Discover how exercise, sleep, and daily habits shape brain connectivity for up to 15 days. Learn how your gym routine could boost creativity, memory, and focus long after your workout.
Can Weekend Workouts Boost Brain Health? A New Study Suggests So
Discover how weekend workouts can protect your brain health. A new study reveals that even cramming exercise into one or two days a week can significantly reduce the risks of dementia, stroke, and more.
Study Finds Exercise and Diet Crucial for Lowering Anxiety in College Students
Discover how physical activity, proper nutrition, and healthy lifestyle habits can reduce anxiety among college students. Learn about the latest research highlighting effective, holistic strategies for managing mental health in students.
Evening Workouts May Add 30 Extra Minutes of Sleep, Study Reveals
Discover how evening workouts might add 30 extra minutes of sleep each night without causing interruptions, according to a new study published in the BMJ Open Sport & Exercise Medicine. Learn more about the surprising benefits of nighttime exercise on sleep quality.
Exercising in a Heatwave? Discover the Risks and How to Avoid Them
Discover the hidden dangers of exercising during a heatwave and learn essential tips to stay safe while keeping fit in extreme temperatures. Explore the latest insights on heat stress and exercise from leading experts.
Study Highlights Benefits of Combining Exercise and GLP-1 Treatment for Bone Health
Combining GLP-1 drugs like liraglutide with exercise helps maintain bone health during weight loss, according to a recent study. Learn how this approach can balance weight loss and bone density preservation.
Exercise Crucial to Combatting Traumatic Brain Injuries In Seniors
Discover how regular exercise and fall prevention strategies can reduce traumatic brain injuries among older adults, according to a new JAMA Network Open study. Learn more about active aging and safety measures to protect seniors.
Study Reveals Exercise Can Counteract Effects of Sleep Deprivation
A recent study reveals that moderate intensity exercise can improve cognitive performance after sleep deprivation, highlighting its potential to counteract declines in executive function. Learn how 20-30 minutes of exercise can combat brain fog and restore mental sharpness.
Fitbit Ace LTE: Wearable Gaming to Turn Fitness into Playtime
Fitbit Ace LTE is a new, first-of-its-kind connected smartwatch that transforms exercise into play and safely helps kids lead more active, independent lives.
Can a Simple Text Message and a Financial Reward Drive Significant Weight Loss?
Discover how financial incentives combined with behavioral text messaging can significantly promote weight loss in men with obesity. Learn about innovative strategies and the potential of government-led fitness initiatives like The PHIT Act and Canada's tax incentives to encourage a healthier lifestyle.
Step Count or Time? New Study Suggests Both Equally Beneficial for Health
Discover how both step and time-based exercise goals equally reduce risks of early death and cardiovascular disease, according to a new study from Brigham and Women’s Hospital published in JAMA Internal Medicine. Learn more about the benefits of physical activity and how to choose the best goal for your health.
Al Noshirvani: Championing Exercise as Essential Preventative Health Care
Explore how Al Noshirvani is leading the fitness industry in advocating for exercise as essential preventative health care. Learn about the benefits of physical activity, the economic impact of inactivity, and the importance of The PHIT Act. Discover firsthand accounts from gym members on the transformative power of regular exercise.
Regular Exercise Found to Rejuvenate Brain Cells in Aging
Discover how exercise can rejuvenate aging brain cells and reduce harmful immune build-up, improving cognitive health in the elderly, according to a study published in Nature Neuroscience.
Health Club Industry Contributes $22.4 Billion to U.S. Economy, New Study Finds
Explore the significant economic impact of the U.S. health club industry, which contributes $22.4 billion to the economy and supports over 493,000 jobs. Learn about the Health & Fitness Association's advocacy efforts at the HFA Fly-In and Advocacy Summit in Washington, DC.
Canada Gains Access to Wegovy®, a New Treatment Option for Obesity
Discover the latest breakthrough in obesity treatment as Novo Nordisk launches Wegovy® in Canada on May 6, 2024. Learn how this once-weekly injection can transform obesity management and support millions of Canadians. Explore the effectiveness, safety data, and patient eligibility for Wegovy®.
Strong Demand for Fitness Wearables Propels Garmin's Q1 Revenue
Explore Garmin's first quarter 2024 financial results, highlighting a 20% revenue increase driven by robust sales in the fitness and wearables segment. Discover how advanced products like the Forerunner® 165 Series contribute to Garmin's market success.
Peloton Announces Leadership Changes and Workforce Cuts
Discover the latest on Peloton's leadership changes and workforce adjustments, including CEO Barry McCarthy's transition to a strategic advisor and a 15% reduction in staff due to decreased demand for fitness equipment post-pandemic.
GLP-1's Role in Delaying Weight-Loss Plateaus
Explore the latest study on obesity treatments in the Obesity journal, analyzing the effectiveness of traditional diets, GLP-1 receptor agonists like semaglutide and tirzepatide, and surgical options such as Roux-en-Y gastric bypass. Learn how these interventions impact weight-loss plateaus.
The Crucial Link Between Physical Fitness and Mental Health in Youth
Explore how physical fitness can impact mental health in youth through a new study published in JAMA Pediatrics, revealing the link between exercise and reduced risks of depression, anxiety, and ADHD.