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Training a Client With COVID-19

By Sarah Kolvas / December 13, 2022

Client With Covid-19

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Fitness participation at a gym

Today’s Fitness Participation Trends

By Shirley Eichenberger-Archer, JD, MA / December 13, 2022

Increases in fitness participation after COVID-19 restrictions lifted included treadmill use, cross training and stair climber use.

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Woman smelling orange peel to show loss of taste and smell from COVID

Taste and Smell After COVID-19

By Matthew Kadey, MS, RD / October 17, 2022

Recovery of the ability to taste and smell may take up to 6 months after COVID-19, according to a study published in The BMJ.

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Graphic of virus tied to a person to represent long COVID

Long COVID and Wellness

By Shirley Eichenberger-Archer, JD, MA / September 13, 2022

Exercise may counter psychological and metabolic aspects of prolonged stress experienced by people with “long COVID.”

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Pandemic teaching with fit pro

Evolution in Pandemic Teaching

By Sarah Kolvas / June 13, 2022

Fit pros share how pandemic teaching changed their approach through embracing virtual classes and learning new skills.

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Woman doing exercise after vaccinations

Exercise After Vaccinations?

By Shirley Eichenberger-Archer, JD, MA / June 13, 2022

A study found that 90 minutes of mild- to moderate-intensity exercise after vaccinations increases the body’s antibody response.

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Special Olympics Athletes training over Zoom

Able to Be Fit With Special Olympics Athletes

By Judy Minich / March 14, 2022

We’re proud to share the story of how In-Shape Health Clubs reached clients who are Special Olympics Athletes.

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Sourdough bread and starter kit

Sourdough: Buy or Bye?

By Matthew Kadey, MS, RD / March 14, 2022

Sourdough has a quintessential tang that hails from the old-school baking method of using a bacteria-rich starter to kickstart fermentation.

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Celebrating Women in Fitness

By Sandy Todd Webster / March 11, 2022

March is Women’s History Month. There is still plenty of time to reach out to your sisters in the industry and tell them how much their leadership has impacted you.

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Coping With Grief During COVID-19

By Christina Beer / February 28, 2022

Experts weigh in on coping with grief in the context of COVID-19, including what’s different about it and how to help yourself and others.

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2022 Personal Trainer Institute

Personal Trainers Ready to Inspire the World to Fitness®

By Joy Keller / February 13, 2022

People Need to Exercise Again, and IDEA Personal Trainers are Ready San Diego – February 14, 2022 – Even if people exercised on their own during the past 2 years, it’s not the same as working one-on-one with a personal trainer. Positive health results matter more than ever, and that’s exactly what IDEA Health & Fitness…

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Exercise upgrades immunity?

Immunity: A Trend Worth Supporting

By Joy Keller / December 22, 2021

While it may not be getting the same COVID-19 notoriety as the word “pivot,” “immunity” has a spine—and it’s much more than just a keyword.

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Home cooked food showing COVID-19 eating habits

How COVID-19 Has Changed Eating Habits

By Sanna Delmonico, MS, RDS, CHES / November 8, 2021

Here’s a look at how eating habits have changed, what we can expect moving forward, and how we can support our health.

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Fitness and health motivation shown with women running together on a street

Fitness and Health Motivation on the Rise

By Shirley Eichenberger-Archer, JD, MA / September 7, 2021

Fitness professionals can take advantage of a newly discovered health and fitness motivation as facilities begin reopening.

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Woman with unhealthy eating habits

Unhealthy Eating Habits From the Pandemic

By Matthew Kadey, MS, RD / September 7, 2021

By probing into how the pandemic affected eating behaviors in young adults, investigators revealed links to six unhealthy eating habits.

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Two men running together smiling to show link between exercise and mental health

Exercise and Mental Health During the Pandemic

By Shirley Eichenberger-Archer, JD, MA / September 7, 2021

An online survey of people during the pandemic shows a relationship between declining exercise and mental health outcomes.

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Man feeling sick and maybe showing early symptoms of infection

COVID-19: Early Symptoms of Infection Vary

By Kate Watson / September 2, 2021

With COVID-19, early symptoms of infection vary among age groups and between men and women. That’s the conclusion of a paper that appeared recently in The Lancet Digital Health. The biggest differences occur between older adults (60 and over) and younger people (16–59 ). However, the first signs of illness also vary between women and men. Researchers from…

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