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WHOOP’s Spring Sale brings discounts for both new and current members
WHOOP’s Spring Sale is taking place from April 15th to 28th and is the first sale we’ve seen for the smart wearable this year. Available for both new and current members, WHOOP is temporarily discounting its membership by 10%. Read below for more details on how to get the WHOOP 4.0 armband for under $15 per month!
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Already reaching an all-time low this month, Peloton stock continues to fall after reports of the company dropping its unlimited free app membership. Less than a year after the free membership tier was released, Peloton says it failed to convert users into paid subscribers.
Expand Expanding ClosePeloton Review – 3 years and 400 workouts later [Video]
Welcome to our most in-depth review of Peloton yet! After 3 years and 400+ workouts later, is Peloton still worth it in 2024?
Expand Expanding CloseVitruvian Trainer+ vs Speediance [Video]
Today we take an in-depth look and compare the Vitruvian Trainer+ with both the Speediance Gym Monster and Speediance Gym Pal. While these digital strength machines share some similarities, there are also numerous differences between them.
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Echelon recently released the brand new premium treadmill with many features that compare directly with the Peloton Tread. Today we break down both the pros and cons of the Echelon Stride 8S Treadmill in an in-depth review.
Expand Expanding CloseStudy finds those with obesity genes need to exercise more for same results
A new study published on March 27 in the journal JAMA Network Open determines that those struggling with obesity genes will have to exercise more to have equivalent results as those who don’t have obesity genes. Head below to learn more.
Expand Expanding CloseTech entrepreneur looks to improve connected rowing
Gary Simpson, founder of myrow, spoke with Athletech on what he envisions for his company and for the future of connected rowing. Head below to learn more.
Expand Expanding ClosePeloton x TrueMed partnership opens door for HSA/FSA reimbursement
Peloton’s partnership with TrueMed, a healthcare reimbursement company, may allow for HSA and FSA reimbursement to cover Peloton expenses. Keep reading below the fold to learn more.
Expand Expanding CloseNBA star Mikal Bridges will ride live with Peloton instructor Jess Sims
On March 28 at 10:00 a.m. EST, Brooklyn Nets star Mikal Bridges will join Peloton instructor Jess Sims for a live Tread run at Peloton Studios New York. Keep reading below for more details.
Expand Expanding CloseEchelon CEO discusses how to create the best possible gym environment for customers
Lou Lentine, founder and CEO of connected fitness company Echelon, sat down with Danny Dulkin, the vice president of Arch Amenities Group – an organization that creates wellness spaces. The two discussed how to create the best gym environment for clients and customers. Keep reading below to learn more.
Expand Expanding CloseJ. Lo’s fitness formula: All you need are dumbbells
The international superstar, Jennifer Lopez, shared her workout routine with Instagram, and it includes a total of eight exercises, with the only exercise equipment needed being a pair of dumbbells. Keep reading below to learn more.
Expand Expanding CloseAir Max Day 2024 launches the Air Max Dn, full of hot Dynamic Air technology
Today is Air Max Day, an annual celebration of Nike Air which debuted on March 26, 1987 – the year that the first Air Max shoe went live. For today’s Air Max Day, Nike has debuted the Air Max Dn, which utilizes Air technology in a way that it hasn’t been utilized before. With Dynamic Air technology, there is a more symbiotic and dynamic relationship from heel to toe using pressurized chambers that allow for air to move freely within the structure of the shoe’s tubes. Available for $160, grab yourself a pair before they sell out. Standard shipping rates apply. Head below to learn more about the Air Max Dns by Nike.
Expand Expanding CloseTunde Oyenin, Peloton instructor, tapped to speak at IAMPHENOM
Phenom yesterday announced that Tunde Oyeneyin, a popular Peloton instructor, will be a keynote speaker at IAMPHENOM – a conference for hiring, developing, an retaining talented employees. Keep reading below to learn more.
Expand Expanding CloseWahoo Fitness debuts GoPro connectivity, music control, more
Wahoo Fitness, maker of the Bolt V2 and Roam V2 bike computers, has announced three new connectivity features, including GoPro connectivity, the ability to control existing ANT and smart lights, and the ability to control music from your phone. Keep reading below to learn more.
Expand Expanding CloseReview: The Oura Ring Gen 3 is the true sleeper among fitness trackers
The Oura Ring is a fitness tracker that takes the form of something more inconspicuous – a ring. With that, it foregoes focus on software and a user interface and opts for pure fitness data acquisition through tiny sensors around the finger. It has been, by far, one of the best fitness trackers I’ve used.
Expand Expanding CloseAndy Speer to attend Day of Wellness in Tampa Bay
Andy Speer, a popular Peloton instructor, will appear at a Meet & Greet event hosted in Tampa, Florida, during a Tampa Bay Rays game on Saturday, June 29. Participants will have the chance to workout with Andy on-field. Head below to learn more.
Expand Expanding CloseExercise in a pill? Scientists inch closer to sweat-free fitness benefits
New research shows that in the not-so-distant future, taking a pill could provide people with similar cellular effects of exercise. Head below to learn more.
Expand Expanding ClosePeloton & Powerhouse Fitness: A new partnership emerges
Peloton’s partnership with Sport Tiedje, a home fitness and exercise equipment retailer based in the UK, is expanding. Keep reading below the fold to learn more.
Expand Expanding Closeadidas Five Ten Freerider Mountain Bike shoes now 50% off, available for $80
For a limited time only, you can grab yourself a pair of adidas Five Ten Freerider Pro Canvas Mountain Bike shoes for $80, marked down 50% from the original price of $160. Available in four colorways, these shoes are designed to comfortably guide you through the trails both during and post-ride. The shoe’s upper is made from high-performance yarn, containing at least 50% Parley Ocean Plastic that was taken from remote islands, coastal communities, and beaches. Standard shipping rates apply. Keep reading below to learn more about the Five Ten Freerider Pro Canvas Mountain Bike shoes.
Expand Expanding CloseLululemon stock sinks 11%, sees slowing North American Growth
Lululemon yesterday reported its holiday earnings that exceeded expectations, but the athleisure and activewear giant’s growth in North America is stagnating. Head below to learn more.
Expand Expanding CloseFitness fights Covid: Study shows exercise as a defense
Brigham and Women’s Hospital in Boston conducted a study that found high levels of physical activity prior to the pandemic was associated with a decreased risk of contracting COVID-19 or being hospitalized because of the virus. Keep reading below the fold to learn more.
Expand Expanding ClosePeloton launches Big Spring Sale on Amazon: Peloton Guide now 50% off at $95, more
Spring has sprung, and Peloton has debuted a Big Spring Sale on Amazon that includes the Peloton Bike for $1,250, the Bike+ for $2,100, and most notably, the Peloton Guide for $95, marked down 50% from its original price. The Peloton Guide is an AI personal trainer that helps you to achieve your goals using rep tracking, time tracking, and progress tracking – it works to help you improve your form when strength training and gives you multiple ways in which to view yourself while doing so. Free shipping for Prime members, sale valid through March 25. Keep reading below to learn more about Peloton’s Big Spring Sale on Amazon.
Expand Expanding ClosePlanet Fitness stock plummets $400M after trans member’s privacy violated
Planet Fitness is facing both financial and media backlash from conservatives across the country in response to the way the company handled an incident involving two of its members. Keep reading below to learn more.
Expand Expanding CloseIs buying BowFlex equipment a bad idea now that its bankrupt?
Earlier this month, BowFlex filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy amidst financial difficulties post the COVID-19 pandemic fitness boom. Now that it’s been sold to Taiwanese exercise equipment company Johnson Health Tech for $37.5 million, should you still invest in its high-quality exercise equipment?
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