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Trainerize Makes Personal Training Even More Personal with New Apple Watch App Capabilities
Trainerize Makes Personal Training Even More Personal with New Apple Watch App Capabilities Trainerize bridges the gap between trainers, clubs and members using the power of Apple Watch to define a 360° degrees approach to client coaching. VANCOUVER, BC, July 29, 2021 /PRNewswire/ — Trainerize, a pioneer of mobile applications that empower engagement between fitness trainers, gym … Continue reading Trainerize Makes Personal Training Even More Personal with New Apple Watch App Capabilities
National Seating & Mobility Expands Home Accessibility Services into California
National Seating & Mobility Expands Home Accessibility Services into California NASHVILLE, Tenn., July 28, 2021 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) — National Seating & Mobility (NSM), North America’s largest provider of comprehensive mobility solutions has expanded home accessibility services into California with the acquisition of Eagle Accessibility Solutions & Equipment (EASE) in Sacramento and the appointment of home … Continue reading National Seating & Mobility Expands Home Accessibility Services into California
New App Helps Users Find Fitness Plans Fast
New App Helps Users Find Fitness Plans Fast The FitnessPlans app takes the guesswork out of getting fit by providing users with data about other users’ changes in weight, body fat, and lean mass when following a particular program, and offers fitness plans by a variety of fitness professionals. Consumers want to achieve noticeable results … Continue reading New App Helps Users Find Fitness Plans Fast
Masking Anxiety: Many U.S. Adults Believe Workers Still Need Masks in the Workplace
Masking Anxiety: Many U.S. Adults Believe Workers Still Need Masks in the Workplace Majority Says Employees Are Entitled to Co-Workers’ Vaccination Status Alexandria, VA, June 24, 2021—Nearly six in 10 U.S. adults (57%) believe employees should be required to wear a mask when working at an on-site work location, even after being vaccinated for Covid-19, according to results from the latest American Staffing Association Workforce Monitor® online survey conducted from … Continue reading Masking Anxiety: Many U.S. Adults Believe Workers Still Need Masks in the Workplace
Manitoba Harvest Announces New Research Partnership to Drive Innovation in Hemp and Pea Protein
Manitoba Harvest Announces New Research Partnership to Drive Innovation in Hemp and Pea Protein The world’s leading brand in hemp foods, Manitoba Harvest will lend its expertise in innovation, product development, and formulation to a consortium of industry leaders through Protein Industries Canada. WINNIPEG, MB, July 27, 2021 /CNW/ – Manitoba Harvest, the global leader … Continue reading Manitoba Harvest Announces New Research Partnership to Drive Innovation in Hemp and Pea Protein
Plastic Surgery on the Rise as Cities Reopen, Top NYC Surgeon Says Beware
Plastic Surgery on the Rise as Cities Reopen, Top NYC Surgeon Says Beware New York, NY, July 22, 2021 — As states begin to reopen, cosmetic surgeries have risen at an astounding rate. Experts say the biggest factor is likely the “Zoom Boom.” With the switch to online work and meetings, many people went from only … Continue reading Plastic Surgery on the Rise as Cities Reopen, Top NYC Surgeon Says Beware
4 Ways You Can Help Yourself if You Aren’t Sleeping Well at Night
4 Ways You Can Help Yourself if You Aren’t Sleeping Well at Night We all need a good night’s sleep to do and be our best every day. But sometimes things happen and we find ourselves not sleeping well at night. While you might be tempted to rush straight off to the doctor to determine … Continue reading 4 Ways You Can Help Yourself if You Aren’t Sleeping Well at Night
Three Refugee Olympic athletes bound for Canada to pursue their postsecondary education after Tokyo Games
Three Refugee Olympic athletes bound for Canada to pursue their postsecondary education after Tokyo Games Immediate Release: July 24, 2021 Oakville, ON: Three athletes from the International Olympic Committee (IOC) Refugee Olympic Team, Rose Nathike Likonyen, Paulo Amotun Lokoro and James Nyang Chiengjiek have been offered admission to Sheridan College in Oakville, Ontario for the 2021-2022 academic … Continue reading Three Refugee Olympic athletes bound for Canada to pursue their postsecondary education after Tokyo Games
Canadian youth – particularly young women – report increased anxiety, depression and stress
Canadian youth – particularly young women – report increased anxiety, depression and stress The Prosperity Project tracking poll also shows optimism about job prospects TORONTO, July 21, 2021 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) — More than half of Canadian youth, and nearly two-thirds of young women, feel that their anxiety, depression and stress levels are higher now than … Continue reading Canadian youth – particularly young women – report increased anxiety, depression and stress
Elvis: Destined to Die Young Answers Lingering Questions Surrounding Idol’s Death
Elvis: Destined to Die Young Answers Lingering Questions Surrounding Idol’s Death Traverse City, MI, July 20, 2021 — Elvis Presley’s downward spiral, punctuated by health problems routinely written off as the consequences of addiction, may have actually been triggered by an event that happened generations before he was even born: Elvis’s maternal grandparents were first cousins. “I think … Continue reading Elvis: Destined to Die Young Answers Lingering Questions Surrounding Idol’s Death
