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NEW YORK, Sept. 24, 2020 /PRNewswire/ --Squatz, the world's first all-in-one fitness platform that allows fitness consumers and experts to connect, discover, and co-create in-person and virtual training sessions today announced its official launch. Available to users on iOS, Android, and desktop, Squatz connects trainers and clients for both in-person andvirtual fitness sessionsin the most technologically integrated ecosystem built for the fitness industry. With Squatz, users can invite their friends, find new ones, and connect with a community of expert trainers to plan, interact, and train together with live fitness sessions.

Why Now?

This comes at a time when millions of people in the U.S. have no direct access to health and wellness service providers and facilities due to COVID-19. This lack of access has paved the way for one of thelargest M&A deals of the year, the Teledoc and Livongo merger (increasing their combined value from $8.5 billion in early 2020 to almost $37 billion). Consumer demand for fitness-related services is also at an all-time high, with a47% increase in fitness app downloads in Q2 2020(over the previous year). Coupled with the fact that over 400,000 fitness trainers in the U.S. alone have also been affected by COVID-19, the time is right to provide a solution that focuses on connecting trainers to consumers.

"The shift towardson-demand and virtual fitnessis a trend that is here to stay. Squatz is the world's first all-in-onefitness solution that taps into the power of the sharing economy to make fitness truly accessible for everyone,"says Scot Carlson, Squatzco-founderand CEO.

How It Works

Squatz provides free access to a worldwide marketplace of fitness coaches and clients. With everything built in, trainers can easily leverage their free time and market their expertise to an unlimited customer base seeking flexible and safe virtual/ alternative fitness solutions.

Unlike other fitness apps, Squatz is an all-in-onefitness appwith a built-in suite of tools to make fitness accessible to everyone, while giving power back to the individual trainer. Squatz presents each customer with a curated list of trainers - automatically "smart-matched"to the customer's needs.

Customers can also discover new workout partners, co-create their own workouts, and easily share, rate, and recommend their favorite trainers. Additionally, Squatz's built-in safety measures and reinforcements have been created for fitness in an era of COVID-19.

2020 has become the most definitive year for the fitness industry; the need for a comprehensive and open-source platform has never been greater.Squatz plans to lead the charge in creating the future of fitness.

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RAMSEY, N.J., Sep 23, 2020 (SEND2PRESS NEWSWIRE) The award-winning Fountain Spa, a Bergen county family-owned business, announces the Grand Opening and expansion of its location in Ramsey, New Jersey to become The Fountain Spa & Fitness Center, opened to the public for membership sales, tours and workouts on September 21, 2020.

When the pandemic hit and New York Sports Club gave us notice that they were closing their Ramsey location, we knew exactly what to do. We had been trying to take over that club for ages and restore it back to its original condition as an upscale club, says Rita A. Knutsen, CEO & Founder.

Our neighbors and community are in dire need of a community center, a safe place where families and friends can enjoy time together, get fit, get out of the house and recharge in a safe, clean, comfortable and friendly environment while being able to follow all New Jersey State Guidelines, Knutsen continues.

The Knutsen family opened one of the very first state-of-the-art fitness facilities in Bergen County as Quest 1 in 1976 in this exact location. Now, they are using more than three decades of industry experience in opening Fountain Spa & Fitness Center offering total wellness, fitness and recreational programs in a sanitary, newly renovated, high-quality, relaxed environment. The family has ensured that Fountain Fitness continues to carry out the long-standing family tradition of clean, safe, warm and welcoming services.

The Fountain Spa & Fitness Center will serve its community members with an unparalleled health and wellness experience in a close and convenient location. The 50,000 square-foot destination will provide everything members could dream of in the areas of healthy living and sports for individuals of all ages at an affordable rate.

There are no other fitness facilities with comparable offerings to what Fountain Fitness is delivering, especially the deep focus in youth programming such as soccer and basketball clinics, sports, personal training, and adult leagues. The updated facility includes a large, well-ventilated, high-ceiling cardio and main gym floor, 12,000 square foot indoor turf field, indoor basketball courts, and outside fields. Additional highlights include an indoor aquatic center with a pool, functional strength training spaces, large group exercise rooms, cycle, yoga and Pilates studios.

Fountain Fitness will also offer both private and group swim lessons, summer and vacation camps, after-school programs, ninja warrior, Mommy & Me classes, and toddler time, all led certified experts committed to childhood development.

The Fountain Spa & Fitness Center offers plenty of space for corporate functions, parties like Bar Mitzvahs and Sweet Sixteens, or kids birthday parties. Its the perfect place for individuals looking to work out or families looking for a day out.

Located adjacent to The Fountain Spa, Fitness members not only enjoy the benefits of the gym, but also get discounts and access to many Fountain Spa services. The Spa offers therapeutic and relaxing massage, facials and skincare by expert aestheticians, full-service hair, nails, and is open to both members and non-members.

The Fountain Spa & Fitness Center will be open 7 days a week. A range of memberships are available for individuals, couples and families. For more information about The Fountain Fitness Center, visit https://www.fountainfitnesscenter.com/ or stop in for a tour!

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The Fountain Spa Ramsey location was built in 1976 and originally opened as Ramsey Racquet Club, owned by the Knutsen Family. In 1981, the building was expanded to include the pool and the upscale health club Quest 1. The multi-generation family-owned organization was started as a mission and vision to deliver sports, fitness, and resort-style day spa and experiences close to home for Bergen and Rockland county residents. The Knutsen Family also owns and operates Jeffs Quest Health Club and Quest Tennis in Mahwah, STAR Sports in Ramsey in addition to the award-winning Fountain Spas in both Ramsey and at the Shops at Riverside in Hackensack, New Jersey. The family has a long heritage of innovating and providing unique health and wellness services for the communities in which they operate.

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The local boutique fitness studio is transforming the 14,000-square-foot building into a group workout space for 24 attendees at a time.

Unite Fitness will be turning the 23rd Street Armory into a huge gym. | Photo courtesy Unite Fitness.

This past year has been, to say the least, a challenging time for Phillys previously thriving fitness scene. Were seeing beloved stalwart studios sadly close, national brands declare bankruptcy, new ones open, and the ones that remain afloat trying new tactics to remain nimble, hoping to somehow keep their businesses going while also keeping their members healthy.

One such new tactic comes from Unite Fitness, a fixture on the Philly fitness scene since it was founded by Gavin McKay in 2007. Unite specializes in energetic HIIT workouts that provide a mix of cardio, strength and recovery training. Before the pandemic, their studios were full of fun perks like cold brew coffee and kombucha on tap, plush towel service, and sweet-smelling shower products for after your sweat session.

But the perks (a smart add-on to compete with those offered by chain HIIT competitors like Barrys and EverybodyFights) werent what kept people coming back; the homegrown brand has a cadre of enthusiastic instructors and devoted members that have been training with them for over a decade.

Like all fitness studios, Unite has been trying to adapt and survive since the spread of COVID-19. To stay safe, theyve been offering virtual classes through their live and on-demand platform, which launched in late summer, as well as outdoor classes in locations around the city. And now, theyre trying a (quite large) new tactic. As of October, theyre taking over the 14,000 square feet of the 23rd Street Armory, so that they can provide safe, socially distant workouts in a new location as the seasons change.

The 23rd Street Armory (22 South 23rd Street) is usually host to large entertainment events and weddings. Whats particularly interesting about this space is that its classified as an indoor and outdoor event space its got two huge doors and multiple industrial vents. That means the guidelines theyre adhering to are for outdoor gatherings which is why they can manage and promote 24 people per class instead of ten people per class, the city-mandated requirement for indoor workouts in small boutique fitness studios. Its also likely a mutually beneficial agreement between Unite and the Armory, since large weddings are not the order of the day in coronavirus times.

The HIIT strength classes will consist of a strength series, paired with HIIT cardio bursts similar to our Unite Pump classes when we were in the studio, explains Mark Donohue, Unites director of branding and marketing. Unite is not moving in its typical treadmills and spin bikes to the Armory just yet but they hope to down the line, Donohue says.

In addition to the inherent airflow benefits of the space, Unite is taking the following measures to ensure safety and adherence to all local, state and national health ordinances:

Our team has worked tirelessly since the start of the pandemic to bring the safest, most effective workout possible to our members no matter what the format, said McKay, founder of Unite. If youre a member (or want to become one) you can look for their classes at the Armory starting October 1st. Get more information about membership, class pricing and the schedule here.

As our fitness brands continue to face changing norms and unprecedented challenges, theyre continuing to look for new ways to evolve Unites latest move is just one more example of that evolution. And weve got to hand it to them it seems like a pretty brilliant move to us.

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Sun Devil Fitness Complexes will be expanding outdoor activities and esports activities

ASU students continue to be active as they work out at the Sun Devil Fitness Center fields on Wednesday, Sept. 9, 2020, before the gym reopened.

On-campus fitness centers opened last week from a COVID-19 hiatus with extra safety precautions, familiar classes and new approaches to the traditional workout activities.

Sun Devil Fitness Complexes across all four campuses opened, but with a few caveats: Reservations are necessary, proof of a daily health check submission is required and gym goers should expect to sanitize all equipment before and after use.

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With the opening of the complexes we have implemented a reservation system for all our facilities, equipment and programs, said Nicholas Deponte, SDFC Tempe assistant director. (This) system allows us to ensure that students will have plenty of space to maintain physical distancing.

Students can participate in outdoor workouts by the SDFC in Tempe and join indoor group wellness classes, so long as they registered for the class beforehand, which can be found on Sun Devil Fitness' online page. All classes are free for ASU students.

Riley Brewer, a freshman studying global studies, said she went to a fitness class, and everyone was wearing masks and the yoga mats were spaced out nicely.

It was a ton of fun, and I felt safe the whole time with the safety measures taken, Brewer said. I absolutely plan on going again and not just for the killer ab workout, but for the stress relief and community.

Deponte said the SDFC is looking at expanding its outdoor classes as cooler weather approaches.

For indoor Group Wellness we have moved a majority of our in-person classes to larger gym space, Deponte said. In those spaces we are limiting capacity to to 35 and ensuring patrons will have at least 10 feet between each other the whole exercise.

Students can also book appointments with personal trainers who feel comfortable meeting in person, Deponte said.

Our personal trainers are very excited to be able to get back to seeing their clients and training in person, Deponte said. Trainers have been able to do a lot of online and virtual training.

For students who didn't return to campus or just don't want to go to a gym Live Well at ASU has numerous online classes: Yoga, High Intensity Interval Training, Pilates, Strength, Booty workouts, Energizer and Every Minute On The Minute.

Some intramural sports, such as pickleball and badminton, are also back in action.

Daniel Gaytan, the assistant director of sports programs for the SDFC, said in-person events vary by campus based on what the students are wanting.

Gaytan said the SDFC will be continuing with "Friday Night Lights" at the Tempe and Polytechnic campuses, an event held every Friday.

Friday Night Lights is a big drop-in opportunity for our students, Gaytan said. Well set up a bunch of different lawn games on our field spaces and just allow students to drop-in, meet some new people, get a little competitive spirit and play some corn hole, badminton or whatever activities we have set up there.

Zachary Gentz, the sports program coordinator at the Polytechnic campus's fitness center, said one of their biggest challenges has been trying to reimagine traditional sports to exist within the current guidelines. This challenge led to the creation of the golf sports.

If youre not familiar with our golf sports concept, its really interesting," Gentz said in a written statement. "For example, we have foot golf. You play golf with a soccer ball and you hit with your foot just like soccer. So the mechanics of how people play soccer and the scoring rules are golf."

Gaytan also said the SDFC has interest in expanding the number of video games they are currently offering. He said they are looking into adding mainly sports games such as Madden 21, NBA 2K21, FIFA 21, MLB The Show and PGA Tour 2K21.

Were really open to doing a lot of different activities from an esports standpoint, Gaytan said. Were just trying to stay away from the mature games. Theyre the ones that are typically not as conducive to a safe environment.

As for team sports such as basketball, volleyball and flag football, Gaytan said he wishes they had a timeline for their return, "but there just isnt one at this point.

Were definitely following guidelines from ASU on that front," Gaytan said.

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There's a lot of overlap between squats and the golf swing.

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Youve probably heard how important a strong, stable lower body is for golfers. Women in particular need to build strength in their lower bodies to help them generate more power in their swing. So how do you build the strength you need to send it off the tee?

Squats!

Take Lexi Thompsons athletic swing as an example. Her swing is the result of years of training and hours in the gym, but theres one exercise she almost almost always includes in her workouts you guessed it, squats. Its no coincidence that the best players in the game are using this exercise to power up their golf swings. Heres why you should follow their lead.

Stand up and try to squat down as low as you can, then stand back up. Take note of the muscles that you felt working as you performed the squat. Now get into your posture at address and mime your golf swing, paying attention to the muscles you feel working. Did you feel any similarities?

In both movements, you should have felt your quads, hip flexors and glutes working hard to stabilize your body. A strong, stable lower body is crucial for maintaining your posture through the golf swing, as well as for generating power.

Adding squats to your workouts not only strengthens these muscles, but also improves your ability to perform under fatigue (read: swing a club well for 18 holes of golf). As you are able to squat with better technique and more weight, you will build strength and trust in your bodys ability to perform no matter what. A winning formula on the golf course.

You start the golf swing standing up. As you come through the downswing, you lower your body to get the clubhead to the golf ball.

The squat mimics this high-to-low movement pattern, and you know what they say about practice making perfect.

Whats more, adding weight to your squats trains your body to perform under stress and load. Being able to squat well with added weight means youll understand how to move your body through your golf swing in high-pressure situations as well. And we all know confidence can make or break a round of golf.

Ever hear of using the ground to generate power in the golf swing? In golf, this is also known as ground force reaction and it can help you explode through the ball.

To do a squat, you lower your body down by pushing your hips back and bending your knees. To lift yourself out of the bottom of your squat, you might think youre just standing up, but what youre really doing is pushing the ground away from yourself to force yourself back up. Sound familiar yet?

Squats are a great way to teach yourself how to push against the ground the same way you would in your swing to generate power. So if you really want to add yards to your swing, you have to add squats to your workout routine.

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BROOMFIELD, Colo A single mom with two kids, fitness instructor Rachel Benson has been interested in health and fitness for as long as she can remember.

I had a dream when I was young that I wanted to teach aerobics on TV, she told Denver7.

Three years ago she noticed something was not right with her body.

I was looking great, feeling great, had a ton of energy and then, seemingly, out of nowhere my energy level plummeted, she recalled.

She was laying out on her deck, just out of it, and you knew at that point that something wasnt right. You just had no idea what that is, remembered then-boyfriend John Hensley.

Unsure what was wrong, Rachel made an appointment to see her gynecologist. She was admitted to the hospital the same day. Her diagnosis stage 3 ovarian cancer.

It all happened so quickly I didn't have time to think about it, she said. I would say it was really like a bad dream.

After surgery and months of treatment, Rachel was no longer showing signs of the disease. That changed in March 2019, when the cancer made a return appearance.

Im not curable at this point, unfortunately, but the tumor has shrunk.

In search of a new purpose in life after another round of treatment, Rachel took a chance. While planning a fall wedding, she entered a national health and fitness competition.

Im at a point in my life where I know Im not the fittest anymore, she said. But I was like, you know what, Im going to try it anyway.

When the competition ended and the voting was over, Rachel was in fourth place.

It made me feel proud of myself, she said.

It made her new husband even prouder.

I think thats what Rachel shows everybody, there is a light at the end of the tunnel. The battle's never over. You just have to keep fighting, John told Denver7.

Now Rachel is using fitness to help others through their cancer fight by working with patients who are either going through treatment or cancer survivors.

Live your life. Be present. Be happy. Be positive, Rachel said, adding, because you never know what is around the corner for you.

Because her job as a fitness instructor only paid Rachel when she was working, when she stopped working to undergo cancer treatment her income stopped.

Rachel and her family got help through grants from the Colorado Ovarian Cancer Alliance and are now actively involved in the organizations activities, like Jodis Race. If you would like to learn more about COCA or donate to help those diagnosed with ovarian cancer, visit colo-ovariancancer.org.

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National Womens Health and Fitness Day takes place on the last Wednesday of September.In normal time onthis day, an estimated 80,000 to 100,000 women of all ages would gather at local health and fitness events across the nation.

Although things may be different this year,women of all levels of fitness can speak out and encourage each other to start or continue their health journey. Mask up and try joining a walking group. Attend a webinar about how to maintain good health.Do an at-home exercise routine from YouTube.

Another idea...do what my friends and I did this spring. We started a text chain and sent our daily workouts to each other. Not only was it a great way to stay motivated, but it was also good to connect with each other.

Here are some for everyday tips for being healthy women.

Don't go on a crazy diet or change everything all at once. That might last a week or two. Make small, daily changes, such as adding more vegetables, limiting night-time snacking and keeping the junk food out of your grocery cart.

400-800 milligrams of folic acid is one of the most important vitamins, but most women could benefit from a mulit-vitamin and calcium supplement. We are all different so talk with a nutritionist or healthcare provider to see what vitamins and supplements are best for you.

we were made to sit on the couch all day. Since many of us aresitting at home more often, it is more important than ever to get some physical fitness into your day. Aim for at least 30 minutes of daily exercise.

At the age of 21 you should start getting pap smears done.

Get your baseline mammogram at age 35- 40 if you do not have a family history of breast cancer. Get your first colonoscopy at 45. If you are in your 40s start talking to your doctor about pre-menopausal symptoms that you may be having.

In your 50s, be aware of approaching menopause and ask your doctor about alleviating symptoms.As you get older, there are also several vaccines that you might need such as shingles or booster shots for vaccines you got as a child. Ask your healthcare provider.

Make sure you go to bed and wake up at the same time every day, strive for 7-9 hours and keep the tablet or phone out of your bed at night. The blue light stimulates your brain and can keep you awake.

There is so much emphasis placed on our physical health, but mental health is just as important. Especially during these unusual times, weneed to know it is okay to not be okay. Do something you love, take time to relax and pamper yourself, contact a friend or family member, or talk to a therapist if you need more help.

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EGYM aims to make the gym work for everyone, and this focus firmly supports Kolter Homes' mission to establish and foster active adult communities that help residents "Live Better, Longer." This partnership provides digital resident onboarding, engagement, motivation, and progress tracking, and in turn supports and empowers Cresswind residents with personalized and real-time fitness training. EGYM's comprehensive Smart Strength training solution will be integrated into new Cresswind clubhouse fitness centers in Florida, Georgia and the Carolinas.

"EGYM strives to make the world fit for life, one body at a time. We are committed to improving the quality of life for all ages and fitness levels," said Frank Arant, Director of Active Aging at EGYM. "It is an honor to partner with an industry innovator like Kolter Homes to provide solutions for all of their Cresswind Communities and, ultimately, enabling their residents to live better, longer."

"Our residents want more than programs, they want solutions," commented John Manrique, SVP of Marketing at Kolter Homes. "We're excited about what EGYM's Smart Strength training equipment and platform offers as a straightforward, fun fitness solution that everyone can benefit from in as little as 20 minutes, twice a week."

Robert Rademacher, President of Kolter Homes adds, "our residents value fitness, and EGYM provides a connected, personalized experience to help them achieve their fitness goals and lead healthier lives."

Together, EGYM and Kolter Homes, remain focused on providing communities that foster healthy, active lifestyles for residents. EGYM empowers communities to deliver a comprehensive experience through its Smart Strength machines and integrations with over 100 industry providers, such as Precor, Matrix, Life Fitness, Apple Health, Fitbit, Garmin, InBody, and Polar. This first-of-its-kind partnership will deliver long-term value to residents and allow them to enhance their quality of life through fitness.

Frank notes, "we aim to optimize everyone's fitness journey and believe this partnership will provide a holistic wellness offering that will promote a healthier lifestyle for Cresswind's residents."

For more information, please visit https://egym.com/en/andhttps://www.kolterhomes.com/.

About EGYM

EGYM is a global fitness technology leader providing fitness and health facilities with intelligent workout solutions. EGYM makes exercising smarter and more efficient with its comprehensive suite of connected gym equipment and digital products that integrate seamlessly with 3rd-party hard- and software. The result is a fully connected training experience that drives measurable business and health outcomes on and off the training floor.

EGYM's global headquarters are in Munich, Germany, with North American offices in Boulder, Colorado.

About Kolter Homes

Kolter Homes brings over two decades of experience in homebuilding to its master-planned communities in Florida, Georgia and the Carolinas. In addition to its Cresswind active adult portfolio, Kolter Homes develops and builds single-family & townhome communities in Florida and South Carolina. http://www.kolterhomes.com

Kolter Homes is an affiliate of The Kolter Group LLC, a diversified real estate development and investment firm that has invested in projects with expected value in excess of $15 billion. Headquartered in Palm Beach County, The Kolter Group LLC is currently developing in over 40 locations throughout the southeastern United States.www.thekoltergroup.com

About Cresswind by Kolter Homes

Spanning four states (Florida, Georgia, North and South Carolina) Kolter Homes' Cresswind portfolio currently features ten active properties located in major metros including Atlanta, Charleston, Charlotte, Orlando, Sarasota/Bradenton and West Palm Beach. Cresswind communities are designed to help residents live better, longer based on the pillars of fitness, nutrition and relationships.

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Where can you find enlightenment on how the COVID-19 pandemic has forever changed the fitness industry? Or insights into how to create fitness alliances that can hold political sway? How about how a hybrid virtual and brick and mortar model is required for success today and into the future? Or maybe determining what members want in an age of COVID-19? What about helpful strategies for leaders in a time of crisis? Or what technologies will impact the fitness industry in the next five years?

You will find the insights you need on these topics and others at Club Industrys Future of Fitness free virtual event Nov. 16-18. Watch for more details coming soon.

This global event is a collaboration between Club Industry and Sibec US, UK and Europe, which are all properties under the Questex Wellness umbrella. The free virtual event is a great way to get the top-quality education that Club Industry delivers every year during its in-person event, the Club Industry Show, but without having to leave your desk.

The event will kick off with David Stalker, the former CEO of UK Active, delivering a keynote on how to influence government strategies to benefit the fitness industry. In the second days keynote, entrepreneur and author Liz Bohannon will inspire you to keep going in times of crisis.

The event will also delve into the intersection of healthcare and health clubs with presentations from health clubs owners who can share how being integrated with healthcare saved their businesses during the COVID-19 pandemic as well as how health clubs can work with insurance companies for additional revenue.

Club Industry and Sibec will reveal more details about the event in the days ahead. For now, save the dates of Nov. 16-18 for a virtual event you wont want to miss.

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