The US National Institutes of Health and the Association of Children’s Museums are teaming up on a programme to combat the obesity epidemic among America’s children.
The programme, We Can! (Ways to Enhance Children’s Activity and Nutrition), is an educational programme designed to help children aged eight to 13 years maintain a healthy weight.
The initiative was launched on 29 November 2007 in Boston, Las Vegas and Pittsburgh and will be rolled out to more than 450 communities in 44 states.
In addition to the Association of Children’s Museums, 40 national and corporate partners are starting We Can! programmes in community centres, schools, healthcare settings, corporate wellness programmes and faith-based organisations.
The US National Institutes of Health and the Association of Children’s Museums are teaming up on a programme to combat the obesity epidemic among America’s children.
Life Fitness has reimagined cardio with the launch of its Symbio line which has been
designed with advanced biomechanics and offers deep levels of customisation
Weight loss drugs are altering consumer behaviour, disrupting sectors from food retailing (smaller portions) to apparel (less fabric needed). We need to move fast to align with this new reality
Indoor bikes may remain stationary, but the discipline is in constant motion.
Innovators tell Steph Eaves how they’re keeping pace with the latest trends
As the UK healthcare sector struggles with ever-increasing demand, health club operators are stepping in and offering members welcome medical support. Kath Hudson reports
In today's rapidly evolving fitness industry, where many online courses promise secret
formulas for entrepreneurial success, the reality is that few provide the necessary
knowledge to thrive in this fast-changing profession.
In the past 12 months, Pulse Fitness has continued to make significant strides in supporting
the physical and mental wellbeing of the UK's armed forces.
Charitable social enterprise leisure provider GLL has signed a new partnership with British
Gymnastics to continue working together in developing gymnastics until at least 2029.
The US National Institutes of Health and the Association of Children’s Museums are teaming up on a programme to combat the obesity epidemic among America’s children.
The programme, We Can! (Ways to Enhance Children’s Activity and Nutrition), is an educational programme designed to help children aged eight to 13 years maintain a healthy weight.
The initiative was launched on 29 November 2007 in Boston, Las Vegas and Pittsburgh and will be rolled out to more than 450 communities in 44 states.
In addition to the Association of Children’s Museums, 40 national and corporate partners are starting We Can! programmes in community centres, schools, healthcare settings, corporate wellness programmes and faith-based organisations.
The US National Institutes of Health and the Association of Children’s Museums are teaming up on a programme to combat the obesity epidemic among America’s children.
Life Fitness has reimagined cardio with the launch of its Symbio line which has been
designed with advanced biomechanics and offers deep levels of customisation
Weight loss drugs are altering consumer behaviour, disrupting sectors from food retailing (smaller portions) to apparel (less fabric needed). We need to move fast to align with this new reality
Indoor bikes may remain stationary, but the discipline is in constant motion.
Innovators tell Steph Eaves how they’re keeping pace with the latest trends
As the UK healthcare sector struggles with ever-increasing demand, health club operators are stepping in and offering members welcome medical support. Kath Hudson reports
The Maybourne Group has unveiled its all-new London
hotel The Emory. Megan Whitby goes behind the scenes
at Surrenne, its cutting-edge health and wellness club
Disappointment about being
passed over for promotion
gave Neil Randall, the resilience
he needed to climb the ranks.
He talks to Kath Hudson about
the challenges he faced early
in his career and the skills
he learned from them
In today's rapidly evolving fitness industry, where many online courses promise secret
formulas for entrepreneurial success, the reality is that few provide the necessary
knowledge to thrive in this fast-changing profession.
In the past 12 months, Pulse Fitness has continued to make significant strides in supporting
the physical and mental wellbeing of the UK's armed forces.
Charitable social enterprise leisure provider GLL has signed a new partnership with British
Gymnastics to continue working together in developing gymnastics until at least 2029.