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Canada's Merrithew partners with UK's YMCAfit
BY Tom Walker | 20 May 2011
Toronto, Canada-based Merrithew Health & Fitness Group's has agreed a deal that will see YMCAfit in London, UK join its international network of official Licensed Training Centers.
Inactive children 'at risk' from heart issues
BY Pete Hayman | 16 May 2011
New research published in the May issue of Acta Paediatrica has found that children as young as nine-years-old increase the risk of future heart problems if they are inactive.
Exercise training system to help doctors
BY Pete Hayman | 16 May 2011
Researchers in Dortmund, Germany, are working on a new exercise system that will provide doctors with data from the routines performed by people on a variety of machines.
Tai Chi improves quality of life of heart patients
BY Tom Walker | 09 May 2011
Health clubs looking to tap into the preventative healthcare market could do worse than look into introducing Tai Chi classes.
SkillsActive welcomes new SPELG report
BY Pete Hayman | 05 May 2011
A new report from leading sport and active leisure industry employers, which outlines future skills requirements needed to ensure continued growth, has been welcomed by SkillsActive.
Report: Children 'shunning' physical activity
BY Pete Hayman | 04 May 2011
New research published to mark the launch of the Tata Kids of Steel triathlon initiative has found that nearly four-fifths of UK children spend their free time watching television.
FIBO Innovation Awards announced
BY Tom Walker | 04 May 2011
The winners of the FIBO Innovation Awards, handed out during the annual FIBO trade show for fitness, wellness and health, have been announced.
London borough to charge PTs for park use
BY Pete Hayman | 28 Apr 2011
London's Hammersmith and Fulham Council (HFC) has introduced new fees for personal trainers who use the borough's parks and open spaces to provide paid-for sessions.
Personal trainers open their own studio
BY Tom Walker | 19 Apr 2011
Two Oxford-based personal trainers, James Shields and Sam Bennett, have teamed up to open their own personal training centre.
Kids' health 'not top priority' among parents
BY Tom Walker | 18 Apr 2011
A new US study has shown that 74 per cent of children aged between five and 10 do not get the recommended 60 minutes of physical activity per day - and it could be down to the indifference of their parents.
Exercise in later years 'works better' with diet
BY Tom Walker | 18 Apr 2011
A study on overweight women over the age of 50 has concluded that a healthy diet coupled with regular exercise is more effective for weight loss than either method alone.
IHRSA and Health Club Management magazine announce strategic partnership
BY Tom Walker | 13 Apr 2011
Health Club Management magazine has become the Strategic European Media Partner of US-based IHRSA, following the signing of a partnership with The Leisure Media Company Ltd, the magazine's publisher.
Koreans burning calories to earn money
BY Tom Walker | 07 Apr 2011
A bank in Korea has come up with a interesting method to encourage its customers to slim down and save up.
Outdoor activities? What about Redneck Games!
BY Tom Walker | 07 Apr 2011
Want to provide your gym members with a completely different outdoor exercise class this summer? You could recreate The Redneck Horse contest – where people try to throw toilet seats as far as they can.
Popeye proven right – spinach boosts biceps
BY Tom Walker | 07 Apr 2011
It seems that the creators of the popular cartoon character Popeye were right all along - eat spinach and you really will get big biceps.
Number of US health club members hits 50 million
BY Tom Walker | 06 Apr 2011
The number of people with health club memberships in the US reached 50.2 million in 2010, according to the International Health, Racquet & Sportsclub Association (IHRSA).
Green spaces "crucial" for promoting physical exercise
BY Tom Walker | 04 Apr 2011
A Danish study has suggested that people living close to green space are more likely to be physically active in their life than those living in an area with no green spaces.
Resistance training beneficial for the elderly
BY Tom Walker | 04 Apr 2011
People who keep up a habit of resistance training are more equipped to battle strength and muscle loss in older age
Health Club Awards attract more than 16,000 votes
BY Tom Walker | 31 Mar 2011
The inaugural Health Club Awards - which are judged by individual club members - have attracted an incredible 16,000 votes.
Weight training declared 'safe' for pregnant women
BY Tom Walker | 28 Mar 2011
A study by University of Georgia has suggested that supervised, moderate intensity weight training is safe and beneficial for pregnant women.
     
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3775 to 3795 of 4060 news stories
Canada's Merrithew partners with UK's YMCAfit
BY Tom Walker | 20 May 2011
Toronto, Canada-based Merrithew Health & Fitness Group's has agreed a deal that will see YMCAfit in London, UK join its international network of official Licensed Training Centers.
Inactive children 'at risk' from heart issues
BY Pete Hayman | 16 May 2011
New research published in the May issue of Acta Paediatrica has found that children as young as nine-years-old increase the risk of future heart problems if they are inactive.
Exercise training system to help doctors
BY Pete Hayman | 16 May 2011
Researchers in Dortmund, Germany, are working on a new exercise system that will provide doctors with data from the routines performed by people on a variety of machines.
Tai Chi improves quality of life of heart patients
BY Tom Walker | 09 May 2011
Health clubs looking to tap into the preventative healthcare market could do worse than look into introducing Tai Chi classes.
SkillsActive welcomes new SPELG report
BY Pete Hayman | 05 May 2011
A new report from leading sport and active leisure industry employers, which outlines future skills requirements needed to ensure continued growth, has been welcomed by SkillsActive.
Report: Children 'shunning' physical activity
BY Pete Hayman | 04 May 2011
New research published to mark the launch of the Tata Kids of Steel triathlon initiative has found that nearly four-fifths of UK children spend their free time watching television.
FIBO Innovation Awards announced
BY Tom Walker | 04 May 2011
The winners of the FIBO Innovation Awards, handed out during the annual FIBO trade show for fitness, wellness and health, have been announced.
London borough to charge PTs for park use
BY Pete Hayman | 28 Apr 2011
London's Hammersmith and Fulham Council (HFC) has introduced new fees for personal trainers who use the borough's parks and open spaces to provide paid-for sessions.
Personal trainers open their own studio
BY Tom Walker | 19 Apr 2011
Two Oxford-based personal trainers, James Shields and Sam Bennett, have teamed up to open their own personal training centre.
Kids' health 'not top priority' among parents
BY Tom Walker | 18 Apr 2011
A new US study has shown that 74 per cent of children aged between five and 10 do not get the recommended 60 minutes of physical activity per day - and it could be down to the indifference of their parents.
Exercise in later years 'works better' with diet
BY Tom Walker | 18 Apr 2011
A study on overweight women over the age of 50 has concluded that a healthy diet coupled with regular exercise is more effective for weight loss than either method alone.
IHRSA and Health Club Management magazine announce strategic partnership
BY Tom Walker | 13 Apr 2011
Health Club Management magazine has become the Strategic European Media Partner of US-based IHRSA, following the signing of a partnership with The Leisure Media Company Ltd, the magazine's publisher.
Koreans burning calories to earn money
BY Tom Walker | 07 Apr 2011
A bank in Korea has come up with a interesting method to encourage its customers to slim down and save up.
Outdoor activities? What about Redneck Games!
BY Tom Walker | 07 Apr 2011
Want to provide your gym members with a completely different outdoor exercise class this summer? You could recreate The Redneck Horse contest – where people try to throw toilet seats as far as they can.
Popeye proven right – spinach boosts biceps
BY Tom Walker | 07 Apr 2011
It seems that the creators of the popular cartoon character Popeye were right all along - eat spinach and you really will get big biceps.
Number of US health club members hits 50 million
BY Tom Walker | 06 Apr 2011
The number of people with health club memberships in the US reached 50.2 million in 2010, according to the International Health, Racquet & Sportsclub Association (IHRSA).
Green spaces "crucial" for promoting physical exercise
BY Tom Walker | 04 Apr 2011
A Danish study has suggested that people living close to green space are more likely to be physically active in their life than those living in an area with no green spaces.
Resistance training beneficial for the elderly
BY Tom Walker | 04 Apr 2011
People who keep up a habit of resistance training are more equipped to battle strength and muscle loss in older age
Health Club Awards attract more than 16,000 votes
BY Tom Walker | 31 Mar 2011
The inaugural Health Club Awards - which are judged by individual club members - have attracted an incredible 16,000 votes.
Weight training declared 'safe' for pregnant women
BY Tom Walker | 28 Mar 2011
A study by University of Georgia has suggested that supervised, moderate intensity weight training is safe and beneficial for pregnant women.
     
 


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