HYROX, DEKA FIT and Deadly Dozen offer gym affiliations tied to hybrid fitness events, with different fees, revenue models and reported results.
The Generational Cycle I’m Breaking Without Losing My Fire
A Tiny Buddha writer describes learning to manage anger and set firm boundaries without repeating patterns she experienced in childhood.
Rogervoice Launches Free In-Person Captioning Feature
Rogervoice has added free live captions and saved transcripts for face-to-face conversations, with offline support on iPhone and Android.
I’m A Strength And Conditioning Coach And These Are The Four Resistance Band Exercises I Do Every Day To Improve And Maintain Mobility
Strength and conditioning coach Matt Van Mol recommends four band exercises for mobility, with instructions and guidance on resistance and duration.
Starkey’s Tani Austin Named A 2026 Herizon Award Honoree
The Business Intelligence Group recognized Starkey vice chair Tani Austin for decades of work expanding hearing care and training professionals worldwide.
Skilled Nursing Dealbook: UW Health Adds Medical Center With Nursing Facility; 126-Bed Colorado Facility Sold
UW Health completed its acquisition of Beaver Dam Medical Center, including a skilled nursing facility. Two other skilled nursing property sales were reported.
Can Australia’s Social Welfare System Handle Future Aged Care Needs?
A study of more than 920,000 aged care applicants found welfare made up most income, raising questions about financial security as demand grows.
Fitness Chains Are Now ‘Sought-After’ Retail Tenants, Report Says
Newmark says major fitness chains avoided significant closures, supporting retail occupancy as wellness tenants attract frequent visits and longer stays.
An Expert Coach Tells All Her Running Clients To Do This One Exercise To Avoid Injury And Run Stronger—here’s Why
Running coach Ania Gabb recommends heel-elevated squats to build leg strength and mobility, while noting the exercise is not a guarantee against injury.
Extra Weight May Be Aging Your Brain Faster Than You Think
A 24-year study of adults over 50 found higher BMI was associated with faster declines in memory, cognition and executive function.