Search Weight Loss Topics:

Page 616«..1020..615616617618..630640..»

Home » Page 616

WMR published a report on Testosterone Replacement Therapy Market 2026: Delivering key insights and providing a competitive advantage to clients through a detailed report. Testosterone Replacement Therapy Industry Size, Market Share Value, Competitors Research, Industry Outlook as well Analysis covers various factors like Regional Analysis, Testosterone Replacement Therapy Type, Applications, etc.

The intelligence in Testosterone Replacement Therapy Market report by the Worldwide Market Report includes investigations based on the current scenarios, historical records, and future predictions. Conclude an accurate data of various aspects. It presents the 360 overview of the competitive landscape of the industries. Thus, helping the companies to understand the threats and challenges in front of the businesses.

Request For Exclusive Sample PDF along with few company profiles: https://www.worldwidemarketreports.com/sample/204548

Following Key Players are Analysed in this Report:

AbbVie, Endo International, Eli lilly, Pfizer, Actavis (Allergan), Bayer, Novartis, Teva, Mylan, Upsher-Smith, Ferring Pharmaceuticals, Kyowa Kirin, Acerus Pharmaceuticals

(*other Player can be added on demand)

Impact of COVID-19:

Testosterone Replacement Therapy Market report analyses the impact of Coronavirus (COVID-19) on the Testosterone Replacement Therapy industry. Since the COVID-19 virus outbreak in December 2019, the disease has spread to almost 180+ countries around the globe with the World Health Organization declaring it a public health emergency. The global impacts of the coronavirus disease 2019 (COVID-19) are already starting to be felt, and will significantly affect the Testosterone Replacement Therapy market in 2020.

Get the Covid-19 Impact Analysis + Industry Updates on Testosterone Replacement Therapy Report:https://www.worldwidemarketreports.com/covidimpact/204548

Regional Insights of Testosterone Replacement Therapy Market

Get a Chance of 20% Extra Discount, If your Company is Listed in Above Key Players List:https://www.worldwidemarketreports.com/discount/204548

Testosterone Replacement Therapy Report Covers:

In the end, Testosterone Replacement Therapy Market reports deliver insight and expert analysis into key trends and behavior in the marketplace, in addition to an overview of the market data and key brands. Testosterone Replacement Therapy Market reports provide all data with easily digestible information to guide every businessmans future innovation and move the business forward.

Customization Service of the Report:Worldwide Market Reports provides customization of reports as per your request. This report can be personalized to meet your requirements. Get in touch with our research team, who will make sure you get a report that suits your necessities.https://www.worldwidemarketreports.com/quiry/204548

Contact Us:

Mr. ShahWorldwide Market ReportsSeattle, WA 98154,U.S.Email: [emailprotected]https://bit.ly/2UDx83o

Read more here:
WMR Report: What is the Impact of Coronavirus on Testosterone Replacement Therapy Market Growth: AbbVie, Endo International, Eli lilly, Pfizer -...

Read More..

Overview Of Testosterone Replacement Therapy Industry 2020-2026:

This has brought along several changes in This report also covers the impact of COVID-19 on the global market.

The Testosterone Replacement Therapy Market analysis summary by Reports Insights is a thorough study of the current trends leading to this vertical trend in various regions. Research summarizes important details related to market share, market size, applications, statistics and sales. In addition, this study emphasizes thorough competition analysis on market prospects, especially growth strategies that market experts claim.

Testosterone Replacement Therapy Market competition by top manufacturers as follow: , Endo International, AbbVie, Eli lilly, Pfizer, Actavis (Allergan), Bayer, Novartis, Teva, Mylan, Upsher-Smith, Ferring Pharmaceuticals, Kyowa Kirin, Acerus Pharmaceuticals,,

Get a Sample PDF copy of the report @ https://reportsinsights.com/sample/75680

The global Testosterone Replacement Therapy market has been segmented on the basis of technology, product type, application, distribution channel, end-user, and industry vertical, along with the geography, delivering valuable insights.

The Type Coverage in the Market are: GelsInjectionsPatchesOthers

Market Segment by Applications, covers:HospitalsClinicsOthers

Market segment by Regions/Countries, this report coversNorth AmericaEuropeChinaRest of Asia PacificCentral & South AmericaMiddle East & Africa

Major factors covered in the report:

To get this report at a profitable rate.: https://reportsinsights.com/discount/75680

The analysis objectives of the report are:

Our report offers:

Market share assessments for the regional and country level segments. Market share analysis of the top industry players. Strategic recommendations for the new entrants. Market forecasts for a minimum of 9 years of all the mentioned segments, sub segments and the regional markets. Market Trends (Drivers, Constraints, Opportunities, Threats, Challenges, Investment Opportunities, and recommendations). Strategic recommendations in key business segments based on the market estimations. Competitive landscaping mapping the key common trends. Company profiling with detailed strategies, financials, and recent developments. Supply chain trends mapping the latest technological advancements.

Access full Report Description, TOC, Table of Figure, Chart, etc. @ https://reportsinsights.com/industry-forecast/Testosterone-Replacement-Therapy-75680

About US:

Reports Insights is the leading research industry that offers contextual and data-centric research services to its customers across the globe. The firm assists its clients to strategize business policies and accomplish sustainable growth in their respective market domain. The industry provides consulting services, syndicated research reports, and customized research reports.

Contact US:

:(US) +1-214-272-0234

:(APAC) +91-7972263819

Email:[emailprotected]

Sales:[emailprotected]

View post:
Testosterone Replacement Therapy Market: Technological Advancement & Growth Analysis with Forecast to 2026 - Eurowire

Read More..

Maintaining a good quality of life with the disease requires early detection and appropriate treatment

Let's start before prostate cancer is even detected. Maintaining a well-balanced diet, keeping one's weight in check, reducing alcohol consumption and avoiding smoking, are all key to an overall healthy lifestyle. Regular exercise, while also a part of any wellness regime, has a specific benefit for prostate health. Prostate cancer reacts strongly to steroids in the body, and regular exercise helps to stabilize steroid levels by counterbalancing the 'everyday' stresses that flood the body with adrenaline.

However, despite maintaining a healthy lifestyle, genetics also play a role that should be considered. Men who have a first-degree relative (e.g. a father or brother) with prostate cancer are twice as likely to develop the disease, and there is also a generally heightened risk if a mother or sister has been diagnosed with breast cancer.

Understanding the warning signs is key. For example, any urinary disfunction exhibited after the age of 50 should be a signal to have a clinical visit with a urologist - these specialists are very adept at detection.

Normally, a clinical exam by way of a digital rectal examination should suffice to provide everything required for an initial diagnosis. Combining this exam with a simple blood test to detect PSA (prostate-specific antigen) can confirm the diagnosis and determine the extent of tumor growth. Given the low mortality risk of prostate cancer, doctors tend to monitor the aggressivity of the tumor with frequent PSA testing and ultrasounds, etc., before undertaking specific treatment. Depending on the progression of the disease and the age of the patient, several treatments are available to maintain quality of life.

So, what does it mean to prioritize 'quality of life' or 'living better' with prostate cancer? Unfortunately, several of the treatment options have consequences that, while effective at removing the cancer, have negative impacts on the day-to-day life of a patient, including erectile dysfunction and urinary difficulties. Consequently, depending on the age of the patient and the progression of the disease, the 'eradication' of the cancer through full or partial removal of the prostate (prostatectomy) may leave a relatively young, early-stage patient with negative side effects that could last a lifetime. It could be said that the most recent 'breakthrough' in the treatment of prostate cancer is managing the medical mindset to spare patients from systematic surgery, by taking into account their day-to-day holistic quality of life and considering the full array of treatment options.

In the early stages, frequent monitoring for tumor progression using PSA testing and ultrasound may be all that doctors advise. This offers the patient a longer 'normal/functional' window before other interventions are advised. Unlike other cancers, where eradication is the immediate priority, the objective of most prostate cancer treatments is to delay the progression of the disease and offer the patient the best life possible.

In the later stages, the introduction of hormone therapy may be advised. This involves suppressing the level of testosterone on which the cancer cells feed. Steroid levels are quite important in this disease - the higher the levels, the worse the potential prognosis. So, if testosterone levels are very high, reducing them through treatment may have a positive patient impact. This treatment is effective at stopping growth and 'choking off' the cancer cells and offers the patient an ongoing good quality of life. Depending upon the extent of such treatment, which at the extreme includes full blockage of testosterone production (temporary chemical castration), there will be an impact on libido and erectile function, but neither side effect is permanent and will only exist during the period of treatment. This offers a patient with advanced disease windows of 'normal life' between treatments. One lasting side effect of hormone suppression therapy is a reduction in BMD (bone mass density), known as osteoporosis, often seen in women during menopause, yet this too is treatable.

In cases where the cancer has not spread beyond the prostate, or has spread only slightly, radiation therapy is quite effective at targeting and killing cancer cells. While a long-term side effect of this therapy is erectile disfunction, the impact is not immediate, and the patient can continue to have years of normal sexual function.

The debate on removing the prostate (prostatectomy)versuspreserving the organ function stands as a major issue that is decided patient by patient, depending on the prognosis of the disease. Thanks to advances in robotic surgery, the procedure is now more precise, which reduces the risk of erectile and urologic disfunction. Other treatments such as radiotherapy may also be advised, when applicable to the patient's level of cancer and taking into account the objective of preserving a 'good life' with the disease.

Insurance providers likewise need to take into account all the treatment options, as well as the general prognosis of a normal life expectancy in prostate cancer patients. The insured will be more likely to file claims related to reduced earning capacity due to working less, increased treatment expenses, and so forth. This is not, in most cases, a serious condition impacting life insurance claims.

In conclusion, given that most diagnosed prostate cancer patients will have a normal life expectancy, both the patient and the treating physician need to focus on how well the patient can live his life. Men need to pay attention to potential signals and visit their urologist if symptoms present themselves, especially after the age of 50. If a prostate cancer diagnosis is confirmed, it is important that the 'stress' of the word 'cancer' be tempered against what is likely to be a long life with the disease rather than a life cut short because of it.

Disclaimer

SCOR SE published this content on 19 November 2020 and is solely responsible for the information contained therein. Distributed by Public, unedited and unaltered, on 19 November 2020 11:54:03 UTC

The rest is here:
Scor : Prostate Cancer it's more about living well with the disease than the risk of dying from it - Marketscreener.com

Read More..

You may Walk Like an Egyptian (The Bangles), Walk Right In (New Christy Minstrels) or be Walking on Sunshine (Katrina and the Waves). But however you do it, you want to know how many steps youre taking and have incentive to take more!

Its true, fitness trackers not only count your steps, they can tell you your sleep time and quality, sun exposure, calories burned and where you are in space and time (in case youve left the planet). Seems great except according to a new study, folks who use them log significantly fewer steps daily than folks using a simple step-counting pedometer.

Maybe its because you have to stop walking to read their screens, but whatever it is, new-fangled fitness trackers arent boosting your dose of daily exercise. According to the study in the International Journal of Behavioral Nutrition and Physical Activity, newer devices ... are less advantageous than simpler pedometers.

When the researchers looked at data on step-counting folks, they found that after four-plus months of daily use, people with body-worn trackers and smartphone apps took 834 fewer steps a day than those using a straightforward pedometer. And how about non-counters? A 2007 a study in JAMA found folks with a pedometer walked 2,491 more steps daily than folks who never counted steps.

So, if youre serious about getting in 10,000, life-changing steps a day, download a well-rated, free pedometer onto your phone or buy a simple step counter. Youll find (with apologies to Nancy Sinatra) that Your Feet Are Made for Walking.

Mehmet Oz, M.D. is host of The Dr. Oz Show, and Mike Roizen, M.D. is Chief Wellness Officer Emeritus at Cleveland Clinic. To live your healthiest, tune into The Dr. Oz Show or visit http://www.sharecare.com.

More:
Pedometers provide added incentive over fancy fitness trackers - The Union Leader

Read More..

November 18, 2020 | 3:00 p.m.

The annual "Global Day of Giving" is upon us this holiday season and what better way to give back to your community then joining in on#GivingTuesday by donating to the organizations that make Santa Barbara a place we are proud to call home. Noozhawk is teaming up with local nonprofits to encourage you to take part in the international day of giving on December 1st, 2020.

It is no secret that this year has been full of challenges. In the midstof the COVID-19 pandemic local nonprofits need your support now more than ever. OurGood for Santa Barbara Nonprofit Sectionprovides all the resources you need to donate this holiday season.

In this interview,Noozhawktalked with Gina Carbajal, Development Director ofSpecial Olympics Southern California - Santa Barbara, to learn more about how the nonprofit is dedicated to providing athletic competition for children and adults with intellectual disabilities.

Question:What is the name & mission of your nonprofit?

Answer:Themissionof Special Olympics Southern California is to provide year-round sports training and athletic competition in a variety of Olympic-type sports for children and adults with intellectual disabilities, giving them continuing opportunities to develop physical fitness, demonstrate courage, experience joy and participate in a sharing of gifts, skills and friendship with their families, other Special Olympics athletes and the community. Ourvisionis to promote acceptance, inclusion, and wellbeing for people with intellectual disabilities through sports.

Q:How long has your nonprofit been in service and whom was it started by?

A:U.S. Gold Decathlon winner Rafer Johnson started Special Olympics Southern California in 1969. Rafer received a call from Eunice Kennedy Shriver in 1968 as an invitation to the first Special Olympics Games in Chicago. He said that the event was such a positive environment and he wanted to help the movement grow. Johnson knew more needed to be done for people with intellectual disabilities so in 1969, he helped form the Southern California chapter of Special Olympics. Today, Special Olympics provides year round sports training and competition throughout Southern California to over 38, 200 athletes with intellectual disabilities.

Q:What was the inspiration behind your non-profit?

A:Eunice Kennedy Shriverbelieved that if people with intellectual disabilities were given the same opportunities and experiences as everyone else, they couldaccomplish far morethan anyone ever thought possible.She put that vision into action in 1962 by inviting young people with intellectual disabilities to a summer day campshe hosted in her backyard. She called it "Camp Shriver."The goal was to explore the children'sskillsin a variety of sports and physical activities.The idea behind that first Camp Shriver began to grow. InJuly 1968, the first International Special Olympics Games were held in Chicago, Illinois.

In her remarks at the Opening Ceremony, she said the inaugural Chicago Special Olympics prove "a very fundamental fact-- that children with intellectual disabilitiescan be exceptional athletes and that "through sports they can realize their potential for growth. She pledged that this new organization, Special Olympics, would offer people with intellectual disabilities everywhere the chance to play, the chance to compete and the chance to grow.

Q:How has Covid-19 impacted your non-profit?

A:With the COVID-19 pandemic impacting everyday life, Special Olympics faces new challenges. As we adapt to these unprecedented circumstances, we continue to serve our athletes. However, in order to ensure the safety of our athletes, staff, and community, we have made necessary modifications to our programming until we can come together again for in person sports training and competitions.

We have also been impacted like so many other non-profits and businesses financially, as we rely on fundraising events and grants to support the programs that we provide to our athletes. We were only able to hold two virtual fundraising events this year and most foundation and grant sources have shifted their funding to Covid-19 services within the community.

Q:Describe the changes that have been made to staffing and internal operations due to Covid-19. Are these changes expected to last beyond the short term?

A:We are following all State of California Covid-19 protocols to ensure that staff, volunteers and athletes are safe. We have three staff that oversee the daily operations for Santa Barbara Region. We are mainly working remotely from our homes, with occasional office days. We plan on going back to normal operations, once we are all able to get back to normal activities.

In regards to programs, we have made important changes to our programs to keep our athletes engaged in physical activity, wellness and social engagement. We have had to changes:

Healthy Lifestyle Challenge - is a platform where SOSC athletes will work on their fitness, nutrition, and hydration while practices and events are cancelled. The goal of the Fitness Challenge is to encourage athletes to continue with their health journey. Challenges are facilitated through recorded videos that are posted to YouTube & the HLC website.

Challenge Category Descriptions:

Fitness- Fitness challenges consist of work outs of all levels and styles. Fitness challenges range from 20-30 minutes.

Hydration & nutrition- Hydration & Nutrition challenges provide information to complete the goal. These goals are designed to help set healthy patterns in everyday life.

Mindfulness- Mindfulness challenges focus on self-awareness and self-help. Mindfulness challenges provide information on how to practice these skills on your own every day.

Sport Specific- Sport Specific challenges consist of sport specific drills, exercises, and tips for every sport. These videos are specifically created by SOSC coaches.

Create your own- Create your own is a way to earn points by logging your own daily movements. Examples of create your own are attending an online yoga class, going for a walk, doing your own work out. Anything that gets you up and moving can earn you points in this category!

Zoom Work Outs- Zoom work outs are live fitness challenges facilitated by SOSC staff. These work outs are two days per week and are open to anyone who wants to attend. Links to the workouts can be found at http://www.sosc.org/hlcon Tuesdays at 4:00pm.

Q:What types of fundraisers and or programs does your non-profit run?

A:Fundraisers that will be hosted next year, as we get back to normal are:

Tip A Cop at local restaurants, Law Enforcement Torch Run, Fired Up for Special Olympics Dinner and Polar Plunge.

Individual Donations: Make a gift of any amount to support an athlete.

Host a Mixer: Host a mixer at your home or business and invite friends and colleagues to learn about Special Olympics.

Our athlete programs that we will be able to offer, once we are able to get back to normal programming are the following:

Community Program - Year-round training and competitions in 13 sports for athletes ages 8 and up.

Schools Programs - Encourages inclusion, participation, and leadership in students through training and competitions through local community schools.

Healthy Athletes - Provides free health screenings in a fun, welcoming environment.

Unified Sports -Promotesinclusion between individuals with & without intellectual disabilities.

Healthy Lifestyle Challenge - is a platform where SOSC athletes will work on their fitness, nutrition, and hydration while practices and events are cancelled. The goal of the Fitness Challenge is to encourage athletes to continue with their health journey. Challenges are facilitated through recorded videos that are posted to YouTube & the HLC website.

Q:How do people get involved/volunteer for your non-profit? What protocols have been implemented for volunteers due to Covid-19?

A:During Covid-19, we have had to change how our volunteers work with staff and athletes. We are providing all of our activities via virtual activities, with not in person events.

Our volunteers are currently assisting with the following:

Regular check-ins and engagement through phone calls to athletes

Hand written cards and notes

Zoom meetings every other week with our Sports Manager and Coaches

Zoom meetings every other week with or Development Manager and interns to participate in cooking activities, games, and other social activities to keep our athletes engaged.

When we get back to normal programing our volunteers, support every facet of our mission, ranging from, but not limited to hands on sports training as coaches, organization wide day to day operations, day of competitions and fundraising events.

Competitions Hosted in Santa Barbara:

Region Basketball Competition at UCSB spring

Region Bocce Competition - spring

Region Soccer Competition - fall

School Games Track & Field Competition-spring

School Games Soccer Competition- fall

Q:Can you share one or two stories of individuals whose lives have been changed because of your organization?

A:I want to introduce you to Jessica Simon; she has been involved with Special Olympics for approximately 35 years. She first started participating with Special Olympics through our school programs at the age of 5 years and transitioned into the traditional sports programs. Jessica has participated in 10 of the 13 sports that are offered by Special Olympics. Jessica says, Her favorite sport if she had to pick one is swimming.

When asked how the current Covid-19 pandemic has impacted her life, Jessica said I have been staying with my family a few days out of the week and a few days in my apartment, it has impacted my being independent. Jessica also stated, I really miss not being able to get together with my friends at Special Olympics and not being able to interact in competitions.

In September, Jessica got engaged to her fianc David Samson, whom is also a Special Olympics athlete, they are planning on getting married in 2024. Both Jessica and Dave also participate in Alpha Resource Center programs. What she misses most, is not being able to see David on a regular basis due to Covid.

Jessica is keeping herself active, by swimming at the Santa Barbara Tennis Club on a weekly basis, her goal is to be picked for Special Olympics World Games in swimming. Besides swimming, she is keeping connected with her fellow athletes through the weekly Zoom meetings and Zoom fun activities with her fellow Special Olympic Athletes and staff. Some of the activities that they are participating in our trivia nights, bingo, scavenger hunts, baking activities, etc...,

Jessica has been a really outgoing Special Olympic Athlete, she has been a Global Messenger for Special Olympics for the past five years, in which she has participated in various speaking engagements for Special Olympics and has done a fantastic job in opening many competitions by singing the National Anthem. In 2016 Jessica was selected to be one of the representatives for Special Olympics Southern California to participate in a Special Olympics Play Unified sports events in Shanghai, China. When asked what she plans on doing when we can come back together, Jessica stated, I am working on improving my swimming skills, so that I can be ready for World Games. My goal is to be selected for Special Olympics World Games in 2022.

Q: Why should donors trust your organization and what can your organization offer donors in exchange for a donation?

A:Our athletes always come first, they are our number one priority, and we follow our guiding principles, which are the following:

We believe that honesty, integrity, and mutual respect are the core principles of our organization, and we pledge to treat all athletes, coaches, volunteers, staff members, and donors according to these principles.

We pledge that all decisions will be made in support of our mission and that all resources should be optimized for the direct benefit of our athletes.

We work hard to maximize your investment. For every $1 raised on behalf of our athletes, 84 cents goes directly to program costs. Programs are free to the athletes and their families, so donations are critical to our program.

We are proud that Special Olympics Southern California has sound fiscal management practices and our commitment to accountability and transparency have earned Special Olympics Southern California a 4-star rating from Charity Navigator, Americas largest independent charity evaluator.

Click here to supportSpecial Olympics Southern California Santa Barbara Region and its mission to provideyear-round sports training for children and adults with intellectual disabilities and donate.

Link:
Special Olympics Strives To Help Children and Adults With Physical Fitness and a Healthy Lifestyle - Noozhawk

Read More..

as part of hongik university industrial design departments 2020 online degree show, two groups of students have shared their projects that envision the future of home fitness. the first project is a smart fitness mirror designed by eunsoo ko and daye yang. the second proposal comprises a smart boxing and cardio system, and its been devised by hye min eom and jeong a seo.

merge smart fitness mirror

merge is a smart home fitness mirror that maps your surroundings into a virtual world. there are a variety of surreal environments to choose from according to different exercises and the users customization. with the motion-tracking cameras and depth sensors placed both on the top and bottom of the front face of the device, merge scans the user to generate their 3D avatar on screen. the mirror also recognizes the users movement to give feedback on correct posture.

merge smart fitness mirror

merge is also movable, allowing users to carry it easily from room to room with the help of a soft, detachable protective cover. you can also put the mirror on a wall-mounted wireless charger, which makes it possible to rotate the screen to both vertical and horizontal mode.

merge smart fitness mirror

BOLT combines the benefits of cardio-inspired boxing and at-home workouts. it includes a smart punching bag, gloves, and a platform of on-demand classes. users can get in their cardio while punching to the music from the speaker. the punching area lights up to the beat and guides users through the combos. a heavy-duty spring allows a gentle rebound after each punch and its magnetic charging cable prevents any accidents.

BOLT home cardio music boxing

BOLT gloves are designed to protect the knuckles whilewrist weights give the option of intensifying your workout. most importantly, BOLT is designed to blend into your home and it can be used as a home speaker too. users can control the music, the lights, and custom the exercise routine via their smartphones and smartwatches.

BOLT home cardio music boxing

BOLT home cardio music boxing

BOLT home cardio music boxing

BOLT home cardio music boxing

BOLT home cardio music boxing

merge smart fitness mirror

merge smart fitness mirror

merge smart fitness mirror

merge smart fitness mirror

project info:

project name: merge: smart fitness mirror

students: eunsoo ko, daye yang

tutor: tate eunyoung kim

project name: BOLT: home cardio music boxing

students: hye min eom, jeong a seo

tutor: tate eunyoung kim

designboom has received this project from our DIY submissions feature, where we welcome our readers to submit their own work for publication. see more project submissions from our readershere.

edited by: lynne myers | designboom

See the original post here:
the 'merge' smart fitness mirror creates a virtual world to work out in - Designboom

Read More..

CHAPEL HILL, N.C. (AP) North Carolina is partnering with the National Fitness Foundation in its work to raise awareness and funding for youth sports and physical-education programs.

Foundation executive director Clay Walker said the partnership announced Wednesday is the first for an NCAA institution. The congressionally chartered nonprofit offers grants and training with the goal of improving youth health through fitness and sports.

Athletics director Bubba Cunningham said UNC is still developing plans, such as possibly having coaches running instructional clinics virtually amid the coronavirus pandemic or eventually in-person for adults coaching local youth teams.

Theyll show up if the assistant basketball coach shows up or the assistant baseball coach goes and works with the little league coaches, said Cunningham, adding that UNC will partner with a local fundraising group benefitting youth sports programs in areas with limited resources.

Walker said the UNC partnership is a pilot model with the goal of expanding to other NCAA schools for direct local impact. The foundations partnerships include the NFLs Los Angeles Chargers, AAU and private companies.

Continue reading here:
UNC partners with fitness nonprofit to support youth sports - SFGate

Read More..

Today the fitness women leading the charge on Instagram couldnt care less about achieving a certain body ideal. Their metric for success isn't the number of abs you can achieve but learning more about what makes your body feel good and what makes you feel good in your body. Sure, exercises to get your endorphins pumping and eating in a way that fuels your body (which, spoiler alert, is not just salads 24/7) will remain a staple of the best female fitness accounts on Instagram. But as these fitness women prove, health and fitness are best when paired with a whole lot of self-love.

As the temperatures continue to cool, we'll be spending more time indoors and will need to be especially mindful that we're getting our heart rates up and stretches ineven if it's around the living room. To help you get in the mood, we've rounded up our favorite accounts focused on promoting holistic fitness. Sound mind, sound body.

The Nike Master Trainer and yoga instructor at the Broadway Dance Center in NYC is a pro at blending energizing movement into daily life. Whether it's a quad stretch along the waterfront or a a playful high knee down the street, Copeland shows that being active is a lifestyle, and a fun one at that.

Age is but a numberand an irrelevant onewhen it comes to fitness. MacDonald, who took up bodybuilding at 70, is a prime example of how changing your mindset can happen at any point of your life and that, while slowing down is a part of growing older, life doesn't come to a complete halt. "People think, Oh, Grandma, what does she know? But youd be amazed at what Grandma can do, the 74-year-old icon told Glamour. The drive runs in the familythe fitness influencer is also the mother of bodybuilder Michelle MacDonald.

CeCe Olisa and Chastity Garner Valentine founded Curvy Con to bring plus-size influencers and brands together in one place where they could trade inspiration and collaborate, while doing some shopping in between. Olisa's account features a healthy dose of outfit inspo, relaxing with a glass of wine, and clips of her making sure she gets moving with exercise that never feels forced.

The Nike trainer and Muy Thai instructor holds degrees in sports science and biomechanics. Her focus on empowering young women through sports, along with encouraging young girls to feel confident in exploring the martial arts, is the type of uplifting fitness content we need.

Pridget is a trainer and sports journalist who founded The First podcast, which features interviews with some of the top athletes in the world, like Nzingha Prescod. Whether she's hitting the track or throwing punches in the ring, she'll make you want to get up and move, stat.

Self-proclaimed nontraditional athlete Roz's platform inspires other women to not let the idea that only a certain body type can be active keep them from trying new things. Her honest humor and fearless attitude keep us coming back for more.

Podcaster Oenone Forbat (she's behind the wildly popular Adulting show on Apple) originally started her IG account to document her weight-loss journey. But after years spent grappling with body image and eating disorders, it has evolved, like her approach, into a platform for holistic fitness and mental health, with a heavy dash of humor.

Tally Rye's approach to fitness starts with the mind. She prioritizes intuition and health first, encouraging followers to be gentle with themselves along their fitness journey and listen to their bodyfeeling tired doesn't make you lazy! With all the pandemic fatigue, this is an approach we can all get behind.

A chef, activist, and fitness guru, Latoya Shauntay Snell is all about looking out for your body's needs while eating well. Her Swedish meatballs and blackened fish and shrimp tacos make for the perfect recovery meals.

Britney Vest performs quick HIIT routines to get your muscles fired up, all while boosting your energy and self-esteem. She founded WVVY, a size-inclusive fitness brand that has plenty of cute threadsthink leopard print, metallics, and colorful plaidto have you looking good along the way.

Jessamyn Stanley is one of the OGs when it comes to creating an online community to spread body positivity in a fitness world where being plus-size wasn't exactly welcome. She's also the founder of The Underbelly, a series of virtual yoga classes, and author of Everybody Yoga.

Mikelina Yonas Belaineh is a nonbinary powerhouseand not just because they have been powerlifting for years. The athlete also holds degrees from Texas A&M and Harvard Law and is the director of criminal justice law and policy at the Last Prisoner Project.

When lockdown first hit, Ariel Belgrave's Zoom workouts kept me moving when I could have easily spent hours just lying down in existential dread. A key part of her practice is coupling exercise with nutritious meals that are easy to make without skimping on the flavor.

Julia Parzyck is an eating disorder recovery coach. Knowing firsthand how challenging eating disorders can be to overcome, her account offers a refreshing take on healing and self-care. We can't help but share in the genuine enthusiasm she exudes while working out and spending time with her friends and loved ones. It's the inner glow for us.

Jaimmy Koroma, an art director from Dallas, can't help but stand out thanks to her love of bold colors and inspiring confidence. As she reminds us, normal bodies have lumps, bumps, rolls, and jiggles: Its common. Its usual. Its normal. Amen.

What image comes to mind when you think of a fitness influencer? Or a woman on a wellness and health journey? Jess Benjamin is on a quest to dispel any notion that limits your potential to live your truth while promoting Indigenous visibility in the fitness space.

You can catch this health educator and yoga teacher practicing in front of some pretty scenic views. Let Bri guide you on a holistic journey to greater flexibility with the added bonus of a visual vacation.

This nutritionist in training is all about documenting her life in the health and fitness world as a curvy girl. Colorful, printed, and bold, Benitah's workout gear is just as fun as her bubbly personality, so you'll definitely want to tap in if you're looking for the perfect leggings to match your fitness routine.

Minh-Thu is another dancer who turns the streets into her personal studio. The captured movements the athlete shares are a reminder that our bodies are truly the greatest works of art.

Sarah Taylor is a plus-size model and fitness instructor who wants you to look in the mirror and know your worth. She's also a motivational speaker, so all her posts leave you ready to kick off a new goal thanks to her charged-up energy.

Kanoa Green doesn't just promote a healthy, balanced lifestyle and lead virtual movement classes. She is also the founder of Plus-Size Adventure Retreats, through which she offers people the chance to switch up their views to uncover new perspectives on self and acceptance. Next up on the travel list? A surf retreat in Oahu come 2021.

Sarah Boatright is a personal trainer and fitness instructor offering socially distanced workouts that are accessible regardless of your financial circumstances. The pandemic has called in to question job security and income for many, and money shouldn't be a barrier to exercising your right to a healthy lifestyle.

Erica Jasmine Moon is a fitness instructor on the path to further decolonize the wellness space. She frequently calls into question the stereotypes that serve to undermine our ability to love our bodies and where we come from, all while encouraging PoC to get up and get moving.

Need the mental cleanse of the great outdoors? If you can't safely venture out just yet, take a look at Angelica Coleman's mountain-packed feed. The social community manager posts quick and easy workouts, sometimes with the help of their partner and friends, so you can follow along wherever you are.

Teresa Ellis is the founder of Pilates Barre + Jams, a studio centering BIPOC, Queer, Fat identified, Trans & Sex Workers. If there's one takeaway Ellis wants you to have while you scroll, it's that everybody is welcome on this journey and she's here to support.

The Fun Sized Yogi's page is minimal, but that's what makes her yoga poses all the more striking. You'll find yourself mesmerized by the grace and form of the human body. You won't find preachy rhetoric here, just a yoga instructor who wants to inspire you to explore your limits while enjoying every moment of it.

Nicole Rauch is one of the fitness influencers pushing us to honor our bodies and to strive for gaining strength, not losing weight. And we can't get enough of it.

Tiffany Ima is a wellness content creator, meaning she creates exactly what you need to feel inspired on your journey to a healthier lifestyle. Let her remind you that there isn't one way to look healthyhealthy humans come in all shapes and sizes.

Jessica F. is a holistic nutritional coach, and her page is filled to the brim with mouth-watering dishes and savory treatsthink cheesy stuffed tomatoes and chocolate sea salt cookie dough barsthat will leave you feeling happy, full, and nourished.

Sarah Greaves is the stylish perennial all about getting out there (when safe to do so) and enjoying the best that life has to offer. Luckily for us, she documents all her Technicolor experiences, which includes gorgeous hikes at Mount Scenery, paddling in Miami, and a 5K marathon run on an airport runway (a product of pandemic safety precautions) with a gorgeous blue skies in the background.

Let this ATL-based personal and performance trainer remind you: Fitness doesn't have to be all work and no play. Amber is all about celebrating those healthy fitness goals we make and ultimately achieve. Here's to shaking it out and getting energized for the next session.

See original here:
31 Inspiring Fitness Women to Follow on Instagram - Glamour

Read More..

Looking for more Black Friday and Cyber Monday deals? Bookmark our tag page, where we'll be collecting the best savings, discounts and promotions throughout the week.

As you might have seen, there are plenty of brand- and category-specific Black Friday / Cyber Monday sales out there to pay attention to. But this holiday shopping season packs so many deals, there's no way we could make a roundup for each of those individually. So we've pulled together a few deals that, while they don't necessarily fit into any of the others, are still worth taking a look at.

Rhone, for example, is offering 30% off sitewide seriously, on everything right now; Under Armour has a 25% off sale on fleece gear; Western Rise is offering 25% off all sorts of solid apparel; and, of course, Amazon has their own massive BF / CM sale going on.

G Gradual 7" Workout Shorts

amazon.com

$16.99 $14.44 ($2.55 off)

A basic set of workout shorts for all sorts ofoccasions. Well, at least ones where you're exercising.

Western Rise Merino Athletic Socks

westernrise.com

$19 $15.20 ($3.80 off)

There's not a one of us that can't use a good pair of warm, comfortable socks.

The Original Body Roller Foam Roller

amazon.com

$16.99 $15.28 ($1.71 off)

Roll out those knots and aches with this simple foam roller.

Puma Contrast Pants

amazon.com

$40 $24 ($16 off)

Casual wear is in this year. This jacket works well for both trips to the store and runs around the block.

Whatafit 11-Piece Resistance Band Set

amazon.com

$29.99 $25.49 ($4.50 off)

Resistance isn't futile when you have a solid set of exercise bands; it's a great way to build strength.

Puma Contrast Jacket

amazon.com

$60 $34.52 ($25.48 off)

Casual wear is in this year. This jacket also works well for both trips to the store and runs around the block.

Champion Sports RPX16 Rhino Promax Slam Ball

amazon.com

$54.19 $39.84 ($14.35 off)

Looking to pump up your routine with a new medicine ball? This non-slip beauty has you covered. (Other sizes available as well.)

Rhone Compression Tights

rhone.com

$68.00 $47.00 ($21 off)

These tights not only look like something Bruce Wayne would wear, they also keep your muscles warm and supported.

UA Rival Fleece AMP Hoodie

underarmour.co

$65.00 $48.75 ($16.75 off)

Toast up with this dynamic Under Armour sweatshirt.

Nike Zoom Freak 1

nike.com

$120 $67.97 ($52.03)

Le freak, c'est chic. At least, that's what people will say when they see these cool basketball shoes.

Adidas Primeblue Ultraboost 20

adidas.com

$180 $144 ($36 off)

Hit the ultraboost on your daily run with this innovative running shoe.

TRYA Indoor Exercise Bike

amazon.com

$219.99 $186.97 ($33.02)

It may not have the bells and whistles of a Peloton, but this basic stationary bike will get your legs moving and heart pumping.

There's more than that, of course. Adidas has a big Black Friday sale going on, and you can save 30% by buying a pair of shoes and using the code GETSHOES at checkout; Reebok has ample sales to be found right now; so does Nike. No matter how you cut it, there are a ton of great fitness deals to be found out there.

Brooklinen Linen Core Sheet Set

brooklinen.com

$259.00 $207.00 ($52off)

This linen sheetsetis as airy as youd want it to be, but the weave isnt too loose either, as was common in testing cheaper linens. The low cost andvariety of colors make it a rock-solid starter set.

READ OUR GUIDE TO THE BEST SHEETS

Our Place Always Pan

fromourplace.com

$145.00 $95.00 ($50 off) w/ code SUPERSALE

A versatile piece of cookware that's rarely on sale, not to mention a Gear Patrol favorite,this10-inch, 2.6-quart, non-stick cast aluminum saut pan comes with a detachable wooden spatula, domed lid and nesting steamer tray.

READ OUR GUIDE TO POTS AND PANS

Le Creuset Round Wide Dutch Oven

lecreuset.com

$380.00 $250.00 ($130 off)

It's braising season, and this classic Dutch oven can weather any dish you throw at it. If you haven't added the classic Le Creuset Dutch Oven to your kitchen, now's your chance.

READ OUR STAUB VS. LE CREUSET COMPARISON

Bonavita 1.0L Gooseneck Stainless Steel Electric Tea Kettle

wayfair.com

$105.00 $61.00 ($44 off)

With temperature adjustabilityin one-degree increments, temperature hold and a gooseneck spout, this electric kettle from a trusted brand has youcovered from your morning pour-over to afternoon tea.

EVERYTHING YOU NEED FOR POUR OVER COFFEE

Patagonia Nano Puff Insulated Jacket

backcountry.com

$199.00 $139.00 ($60 off)

Patagonia's Nano Puff Jacket is a modern classic it's light, packable and perhaps the most versatile layer one can own. While only two colors are on sale currently at Backcountry (Supply Green and Mango), the Nano Puff at 30 percent off is a deal to scoop up.

READ OUR DOWN JACKETS GUIDE

Burrow Block Nomad Armchair

burrow.com

$495.00 $446.00 ($50 off) w/ code DIBS

A rare discount on one of our favorite home goodsbrands.Burrow creates sturdy and comfortable upholstered furniture thatships within a week of ordering. This reading chair is no exception.

READ OUR BEST SOFAS AND COUCHES GUIDE

Western Rise AT Slim Pant

westernrise.com

Fully Jarvis Bamboo Standing Desk

fully.com

$559.00 $475.00 ($84off)

For years, critics and consumers have praised the Jarvis Standing Desk, and for good reason: its stability, design and breadth of customization options make it a worthy investment for the home or office.

READ OUR GUIDE TO THE BEST STANDING DESKS

This content is created and maintained by a third party, and imported onto this page to help users provide their email addresses. You may be able to find more information about this and similar content at piano.io

Here is the original post:
The Best Assorted Fitness Gear Deals of Black Friday and Cyber Monday - gearpatrol.com

Read More..

KNOXVILLE, Tenn. (WATE) In 2016, Tamaine Jones, trainer and CEO of AMJ Fitness started his personal journey towards weight loss.

Now, Jones has more than 100 clients in East Knoxville and has built a strong online community surrounding upcoming workout classes, personal training, healthy eating and encouraging words.

His gym is in honor of his late mother, Angela Marie Jones, hence the name AMJ, and he said this gym is meant to keep her name alive.

Shes with me everyday. Sometimes Im in here training, and its like shes talking to me, Jones said. Keep going, keep going, this is what you were in this world to do.

Jones offers several different options for fitness training including boot camps, personal training and accountability workouts between 2 or 3 people. His current fitness camp sessions and hours are online with restrictions of 14 people per class due to the COVID-19 pandemic.

Jones can be reached via telephone at (865) 544-8722 or via e-mail at FIT@amjfitnessknoxville.com.

We start together and end together at AMJ Fitness, Jones said. 2638 Magnolia Ave. Your favorite trainer, Tamaine Jones.

More:
Burn fat and trim waistlines at AMJ Fitness - WATE 6 On Your Side

Read More..

Contact Us Today

Page 616«..1020..615616617618..630640..»

Home » Page 616