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O2 Industries and Georges St-Pierre Partner to Develop First-of-its-Kind Fitness Respirator

September 29, 2020

O2 Industries (the Company), a leading manufacturer of reusable respirators since 2014, today announces its partnership with former Ultimate Fighting Championship (UFC) fighter Georges St-Pierre, to develop a fitness respirator. The partnership news follows the Company’s recent announcement that it has been selected as the official respirator partner of the UFC.

“O2’s partnership with Georges St-Pierre, considered one of the greatest mixed martial artists of all time, will allow us to build, test and deliver a category-leading fitness respirator that allows active people to train and compete safely and comfortably,” said Peter Whitby, CEO of O2 Industries. “As environmental stressors like viruses and pollution continue to increase globally, we are committed to building solutions that help people perform their best, no matter what they’re doing.”

O2’s engineering team is designing the mask to provide defence from airborne particles, viruses, dust, mold and bacteria. The fitness mask will be tested by

Exactly What Jillian Michaels Keeps In Her Fridge To Fuel Her Fitness (It May Surprise You)

September 29, 2020

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Jillian Michaels’ Fridge Is Filled With Cheese And Supplements | Fridge Tours

Jillian Michaels shared a full fridge tour with WH, detailing the foods she can’t live without

Packed full of different foods, some of her staples are slightly more surprising than others
Michaels has always said it’s about moderation when it comes to her diet, stating that no foods are off limits but there are ‘common sense’ choices to be made

Outside of being a former WH cover star, global fitness icon, mum of two, Jillian Michaels is also a… cheese addict? Go figure.

Showing us around her fridge, Michaels dished on her favourite breakfast combos, why she chooses plant-based milk, and why exactly she has such an enviable supply of cheese. Oh, and why an entire shelf is dedicated to supplements – some for her, some for her kids and some for her dogs.

Global Fitness Tracker Market 2020 Industry Chain structure, Market Competition, SWOT Analysis Report by 2025

September 29, 2020

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Next Level Fitness Water: Hydration Benefits

September 28, 2020

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Wanna take your hydration to the next level? Meet Next Level Fitness Water.

The brand kicks things up a notch by adding pH and electrolytes to their ultra-refreshing H20 — which is sourced from natural springs in the Adirondack Mountains and delivers optimal hydration benefits.

Take Your Water to the Next Level:

Going beyond your typical water, Next Level Fitness Water is chock full of benefits to help you maintain a healthy and balanced lifestyle.

Improved Hydration: Next Level’s electrolytes deliver the right balance of minerals your body needs
Optimized Energy: Enhance your performance during exercise and take your fitness to the next level
Stay Healthy: Drinking Next Level Fitness Water boosts hydration and the body’s ability to fight illness
Save Money: Next Level is less expensive than high-sugar drinks and fat-filled lattes!

Next Level: The Brand That Gives Back

This socially responsible brand gives back to nonprofits

Chicago eases capacity restrictions for restaurants, bars and fitness centers

September 28, 2020

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The city of Chicago will again loosen its reopening guidelines on Thursday, October 1. Mayor Lori Lightfoot addressed residents today to announce that restaurants and fitness centers will be allowed to boost capacity from 25 percent to 40 percent. The only caveat? The limit of 50 people per space still stands.

“We still have a long way ahead on our recovery journey,” Lightfoot noted. “I think everyone can understand that. Being able to open further today is just one small step based on what we’re seeing in the data.”

Bars and breweries will also see some relief come Thursday: Lightfoot announced that those without a retail food license can reopen indoor seating at 25 percent capacity or 50 people, whichever is fewer. Guests will still be limited to a two-hour stay and they must remain seated when eating, drinking and ordering (no queuing up at the bar). Bar owners should

Mayor Lori Lightfoot easing Chicago restrictions on indoor bars, restaurants, fitness class sizes

September 28, 2020

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Chicago bars that don’t serve food will be allowed to reopen for indoor service starting Thursday, and bars and restaurants will be allowed to serve alcohol until 1 a.m., Mayor Lori Lightfoot announced Monday.

In addition, Lightfoot said the city will now allow shaves, facials, and other personal services that previously were banned because they required the removal of face masks. The city also will increase the maximum group size for health and fitness classes and after-school programming from 10 to 15 people, officials said.

The moves are Lightfoot’s latest attempt to ease the financial burden on Chicago businesses by lifting frequently criticized restrictions. But the moves also come as the city prepares for flu season and the number of new COVID-19 cases per day hovers around 300.

Lightfoot has been eager to showcase Chicago as America’s most open big city during the pandemic, while also pledging to heed scientific

Mayor Lori Lightfoot Easing COVID Restrictions On Bars, Restaurants, Fitness Centers, Personal Services

September 28, 2020

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CHICAGO (CBS) — Chicago restaurants will soon be able to serve more people indoors, and bars that don’t serve food will soon be able to resume service inside, under loosened COVID-19 restrictions announced by Mayor Lori Lightfoot on Monday.

The city also is easing restrictions for health and fitness clubs, and for personal services.

“Being able to open further today is just one small step that we’re taking based on what we’re seeing in the data,” Lightfoot said. “It also means that difficult decisions and sacrifices that we’ve all had to make are moving us slowly but surely forward.”

The mayor said the move comes after the city has seen improving COVID-19 data over the past month, including lower rates of infection and fewer emergency room visits.

“It was because of the citywide cooperation and collaboration that Chicago never saw a huge surge in cases once we started to gently

Focus fitness journey on progress and laugh along the way

September 28, 2020

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We know that we need to exercise and eat well to live healthy lives but for some, we need that extra motivation to uplift us to work out and eat healthy. If you have fun when you work out it won’t feel like work.

When’s the last time you had a good laugh while working out? We were actually talking the other day about the faces we make in the gym (Gym Face!) and some are always smiling through the sweat but most have that serious, determined look when they are working out. We suffer at times from resting gym face. That look we hope shows how committed we are to what we are doing.

We should think of exercise as a way to have fun and be healthy. Many times we only think of it as a way to lose weight. When all we focus on is losing

Fitness Studio Industry Post-COVID: Fighting to Survive

September 28, 2020

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The COVID-19 pandemic has proven to be an endurance race for businesses large and small, but if you’ve been keeping up with the news, you’ve likely noticed that the fittest of them all haven’t fared so well: Gold’s Gym, 24-Hour Fitness, Town Sports International (the owner of New York Sports Club and other country-wide chains), and Flywheel Sports have all filed for bankruptcy over the span of the past six months. And while big-box gyms are now allowed to open their doors with reduced capacities, small boutique studios have been forced to remain closed, creating a widespread problem that has beloved fitness brands sweating the dollars and cents.

On September 2, six months after closing, over 100 NYC studio owners calling themselves the Boutique Fitness Alliance joined forces with the New York Fitness Coalition (together, this partnership makes up over 2,000 gyms and studios, including SoulCycle, Barry’s Bootcamp, and more)

Want to Connect With People In Your Fitness Class? This App Is Here to Help

September 28, 2020

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graphical user interface, text, application, chat or text message: The FitGrid Class App was created to help people—and studios—create a community.

The FitGrid Class App is available today, September 28, in the App Store and Google Play.
The FitGrid Class App is connected to studios that use MindBody for booking.
You can sign up for classes all over the world, and connect with others taking the class through the app.

Did you ever find yourself (pre-pandemic) in a fitness class with the same people, giving each other a nod of recognition but making no other connection? And maybe now, are you seeing the same people in your Zoom workout class, but you find it’s not really set up for you to interact?

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A new fitness and community platform called the FitGrid Class App—launching Monday, September 28—hopes to help you change that.

FitGrid, available for both iOS and Android, curates live-stream

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