There’s always something happening at the intersection of fitness, wellness, technology and finance, and sometimes it’s easy to miss the headlines. ATN editors curated the following news items for your end-of-week rewind and unwind.
In this week’s round-up, we’re highlighting the stories people are talking about and the news you might have missed. From quick updates to noteworthy developments, here’s a snapshot of what’s been happening this week in the fitness and wellness industry.
New York City’s OG Chelsea Piers location is debuting a completely renovated pool this October, marking the city’s only Olympic-sized saltwater pool and a year-round luxe oasis for New Yorkers. It also added a contrast therapy suite with a cold plunge and infrared sauna.
Vibration Technology company PowerPlate is celebrating 25 years of being in business, as well as its handheld percussive devices and the world’s first vibrating indoor cycle. “Although we’re very proud of what we’ve accomplished over the brand’s first 25 years, our focus is on the future,” said Lee Hillman, CEO Performance Health Systems, the parent company of Power Plate.
The National Academy of Sports Medicine (NASM) announced Miriam Vega Perry as the new VP of International. In her new role, Vega Perry will oversee NASM’s global expansion strategy, focusing on strengthening operations in existing markets and identifying new opportunities for growth in new regions.
Digital health and wellness company Flexit announced continued enhancements to its Connected Training fitness tool, a curated content library of over 1,000 fitness moves coupled with a workout builder. Users can now access countless routines on command for any type of training, according to the company.
The American Council on Exercise (ACE) announced that it is offering affordable insurance and 401K options for its certified professionals through a partnership with Enrollment First, which offers a full suite of benefits.
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