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David Mobbs to step down as Nuffield Health CEO
BY Jak Phillips | 29 Sep 2015
Nuffield Health group CEO David Mobbs has announced that he is to stand down at the end of 2015, having transformed the charity during his 14 years at the helm.
Les Mills chiefs: Time for gym managers to get theatrical
BY Jak Phillips | 28 Sep 2015
Gym managers should treat their role like that of a theatre manager and focus on getting the public through the door by promoting and selling an unmissable experience.
Kickstarter campaign aims to get kids moving with magic and martial arts
BY Jak Phillips | 25 Sep 2015
A new virtual training solution designed to get kids moving through a range of on-demand and on-screen entertainment, fitness and dance activities has launched a Kickstarter campaign to turbocharge its growth.
Exergaming brings significant activity benefits for children with autism: study
BY Jak Phillips | 24 Sep 2015
Combining exercise and gaming – known as exergaming – can help improve physical and mental fitness in children with autism spectrum disorders (ASD), scientists have found.
Archery GB targets leisure centres with new initiative
BY Jak Phillips | 24 Sep 2015
Archery GB has launched a ‘New Places for Target Faces’ initiative, encouraging leisure centres and other community venues to offer archery as an activity.
David Johns joins Bigwave Media as business development manager
BY Jak Phillips | 24 Sep 2015
Leisure marketing agency Bigwave Media has appointed David Johns business development manager as the company bids to continue its period of growth.
Increasing number of UK people feeling positive about their lives
BY Tom Walker | 23 Sep 2015
An increasing number of people in the UK are feeling positive about their lives, according to a report by the Office for National Statistics (ONS).
Exercise helps youths beat bullying, says study
BY Jak Phillips | 23 Sep 2015
Regular exercise sessions can help to significantly reduce the occurrence of suicidal thoughts or attempts among teens who are being bullied, according to a new study.
LIW 2015: Time for innovation is now, says Algar
BY Jak Phillips | 22 Sep 2015
NFL star has high hopes for hybrid fitness invention
BY Jak Phillips | 22 Sep 2015
A former NFL star who won the Super Bowl with the Green Bay Packers is hoping to score a touchdown in the fitness industry with a new self-spotting, free weight training system.
New LIW owner aims to ‘unite sectors’ as event kicks off in Birmingham
BY Jak Phillips | 22 Sep 2015
Bodypower, the new owner of Leisure Industry Week (LIW), has pledged to unite ‘disparate sectors’ under the leisure umbrella as it prepares to launch the event into a new era.
Gym goers at significant risk of ‘bigorexia’ disorder
BY Jak Phillips | 22 Sep 2015
Gym goers have been warned of the dangers of ‘bigorexia,’ an anxiety disorder which can lead to depression, steroid abuse and – in extreme cases – suicide.
PTs need ‘better education’ to get to grips with wearable tech
BY Jak Phillips | 21 Sep 2015
Exercise professionals need better training to be able to adequately advise their clients on the booming wearable tech market, according to the American Council on Exercise (ACE).
Leisure centre lifeguard admits spying on women as they undressed
BY Jak Phillips | 21 Sep 2015
A lifeguard has pleaded guilty to four charges of attempted voyeurism after he was caught looking over changing cubicles to watch women undress.
Healthier lifestyles could ‘slash UK cancer rates’
BY Jak Phillips | 21 Sep 2015
Exercising more, losing weight and drinking less could slash the the number of Britons getting cancer by 84,000 a year, according to health experts.
Cutting sedentary behaviour helps combat Parkinson's symptoms: study
BY Jak Phillips | 18 Sep 2015
Keeping up daily doses of regular activity, rather than sporadic exercise sessions, is the best way to combat the debilitating symptoms of Parkinson's disease.
The Gym Group turns to tech to calculate pricing and promotions
BY Jak Phillips | 18 Sep 2015
The Gym Group has sought to gain an edge in the competitive budget gym sector by commissioning a statistical model to understand the impact of price changes on member acquisition and retention.
Gut bacteria may impact body weight, fat and good cholesterol levels
BY Jane Kitchen | 18 Sep 2015
For better cardiovascular health, check your gut. Bacteria living in your gut may impact your weight, fat and good cholesterol levels, according to new research in Circulation Research, an American Heart Association journal.
World Health Organisation unveils 10-year physical activity strategy
BY Jak Phillips | 17 Sep 2015
The World Health Organisation has sets its sights on overcoming the growing physical inactivity epidemic by outlining a 10-year strategy to get Europeans moving more.
Fitness education ‘lagging in uptake of technology’
BY Jak Phillips | 17 Sep 2015
Fitness training providers and colleges are failing to capitalise on the benefits of integrating technology-enabled learning into the curriculum, according to a new report.
     
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3385 to 3404 of 4771 news stories
David Mobbs to step down as Nuffield Health CEO
BY Jak Phillips | 29 Sep 2015
Nuffield Health group CEO David Mobbs has announced that he is to stand down at the end of 2015, having transformed the charity during his 14 years at the helm.
Les Mills chiefs: Time for gym managers to get theatrical
BY Jak Phillips | 28 Sep 2015
Gym managers should treat their role like that of a theatre manager and focus on getting the public through the door by promoting and selling an unmissable experience.
Kickstarter campaign aims to get kids moving with magic and martial arts
BY Jak Phillips | 25 Sep 2015
A new virtual training solution designed to get kids moving through a range of on-demand and on-screen entertainment, fitness and dance activities has launched a Kickstarter campaign to turbocharge its growth.
Exergaming brings significant activity benefits for children with autism: study
BY Jak Phillips | 24 Sep 2015
Combining exercise and gaming – known as exergaming – can help improve physical and mental fitness in children with autism spectrum disorders (ASD), scientists have found.
Archery GB targets leisure centres with new initiative
BY Jak Phillips | 24 Sep 2015
Archery GB has launched a ‘New Places for Target Faces’ initiative, encouraging leisure centres and other community venues to offer archery as an activity.
David Johns joins Bigwave Media as business development manager
BY Jak Phillips | 24 Sep 2015
Leisure marketing agency Bigwave Media has appointed David Johns business development manager as the company bids to continue its period of growth.
Increasing number of UK people feeling positive about their lives
BY Tom Walker | 23 Sep 2015
An increasing number of people in the UK are feeling positive about their lives, according to a report by the Office for National Statistics (ONS).
Exercise helps youths beat bullying, says study
BY Jak Phillips | 23 Sep 2015
Regular exercise sessions can help to significantly reduce the occurrence of suicidal thoughts or attempts among teens who are being bullied, according to a new study.
LIW 2015: Time for innovation is now, says Algar
BY Jak Phillips | 22 Sep 2015
NFL star has high hopes for hybrid fitness invention
BY Jak Phillips | 22 Sep 2015
A former NFL star who won the Super Bowl with the Green Bay Packers is hoping to score a touchdown in the fitness industry with a new self-spotting, free weight training system.
New LIW owner aims to ‘unite sectors’ as event kicks off in Birmingham
BY Jak Phillips | 22 Sep 2015
Bodypower, the new owner of Leisure Industry Week (LIW), has pledged to unite ‘disparate sectors’ under the leisure umbrella as it prepares to launch the event into a new era.
Gym goers at significant risk of ‘bigorexia’ disorder
BY Jak Phillips | 22 Sep 2015
Gym goers have been warned of the dangers of ‘bigorexia,’ an anxiety disorder which can lead to depression, steroid abuse and – in extreme cases – suicide.
PTs need ‘better education’ to get to grips with wearable tech
BY Jak Phillips | 21 Sep 2015
Exercise professionals need better training to be able to adequately advise their clients on the booming wearable tech market, according to the American Council on Exercise (ACE).
Leisure centre lifeguard admits spying on women as they undressed
BY Jak Phillips | 21 Sep 2015
A lifeguard has pleaded guilty to four charges of attempted voyeurism after he was caught looking over changing cubicles to watch women undress.
Healthier lifestyles could ‘slash UK cancer rates’
BY Jak Phillips | 21 Sep 2015
Exercising more, losing weight and drinking less could slash the the number of Britons getting cancer by 84,000 a year, according to health experts.
Cutting sedentary behaviour helps combat Parkinson's symptoms: study
BY Jak Phillips | 18 Sep 2015
Keeping up daily doses of regular activity, rather than sporadic exercise sessions, is the best way to combat the debilitating symptoms of Parkinson's disease.
The Gym Group turns to tech to calculate pricing and promotions
BY Jak Phillips | 18 Sep 2015
The Gym Group has sought to gain an edge in the competitive budget gym sector by commissioning a statistical model to understand the impact of price changes on member acquisition and retention.
Gut bacteria may impact body weight, fat and good cholesterol levels
BY Jane Kitchen | 18 Sep 2015
For better cardiovascular health, check your gut. Bacteria living in your gut may impact your weight, fat and good cholesterol levels, according to new research in Circulation Research, an American Heart Association journal.
World Health Organisation unveils 10-year physical activity strategy
BY Jak Phillips | 17 Sep 2015
The World Health Organisation has sets its sights on overcoming the growing physical inactivity epidemic by outlining a 10-year strategy to get Europeans moving more.
Fitness education ‘lagging in uptake of technology’
BY Jak Phillips | 17 Sep 2015
Fitness training providers and colleges are failing to capitalise on the benefits of integrating technology-enabled learning into the curriculum, according to a new report.
     
 


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