There’s always something going on in the world of fitness, health, technology and finance, and sometimes it’s easy to miss the headlines. ATN editors have handpicked the following news for you to review and unwind over the weekend.
In this week’s roundup, we highlight the stories people are talking about and news you may have missed. From quick updates to noteworthy developments, here’s a snapshot of what happened in the fitness and wellness industry this week.
New York City’s OG Chelsea Piers The location will unveil a completely refurbished swimming pool in October this year, marking the city’s The only The Olympic-sized saltwater pool is a year-round luxury oasis for New Yorkers. It also adds a contrast therapy suite with a cold plunge and infrared sauna.
Vibration Technology Power Board Celebrating 25 years of business historyas well as its handheld impact devices and the world’s first vibrating indoor bike. “While we are very proud of what the brand has achieved in its first 25 years, our focus is on the future,” said Lee Hillman, CEO of Performance Health Systems, parent company of Power Plate.
National Academy of Sports Medicine (NASM)) announced the appointment of Miriam Vega Perry as its new Vice President of International. In her new role, Vega Perry will be responsible for Journal of the National Medical AssociationThe company’s global expansion strategy is focused on strengthening operations in existing markets and identifying new growth opportunities in new regions.
Digital Health and Wellness Companies Flexit Announced to continue strengthening its Connected Training™ Fitness Tools, a curated content library of more than 1,000 fitness moves, and a workout builder. According to the company, users can now access an unlimited number of workout routines on command to suit any type of training.
American Council on Exercise (ACE) Announced that it will provide Affordable Insurance and 401K Plans Partner with Enrollment First to offer a full suite of benefits to its certified professionals.
