Health Club Management report on the benefits of regular exercise passed on genetically from grandmother to her children and grandchildren, based on research findings from Harvard Medical School.
Welcome to 2022’s last issue. I hope this edition finds you feeling positive and pumped for what lies ahead.
With travel back on the cards, it was fantastic to visit our industry friends abroad, which certainly made things feel a lot more ‘normal’. Here’s to a whole lot more of that next year!
This issue, we’re rounding off ’22 with some great insights and info to help set you and your career or business up for a stupendously successful ’23.
As always, we’re keen to receive your feedback around what you enjoy, as well as what you would like to read, watch or hear from us in the future. We want Raising the Bar to be your preferred industry go-to eMag, but for this to happen we need you to help us evolve it into exactly what you want it to be. For your convenience, we’ve created a quick Reader Survey so you can easily provide your input.
From everyone here at the FITREC and HealthyPeople family, we wish a safe and enjoyable holiday season to you and your loved ones, and we look forward to supporting you and your business or career, towards a prosperous and successful 2023.
Dennis Hosking
Founder & Managing Director
FITREC & HealthyPeople
Health Club Management report on the benefits of regular exercise passed on genetically from grandmother to her children and grandchildren, based on research findings from Harvard Medical School.
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Clare Holzack from IntoYou, helps fitpros understand the important considerations when training this special population.
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Check out some of the industry's leading suppliers and what they can do for you.
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You're invited to help shape future issues of Raising the Bar by telling us what you want to see and read about.
Beyond registration and support for professionals, FITREC has backed many industry events, launched a magazine designed for industry professionals and developed a free session tracking tool to help professionals maintain client records more effectively.
There's no one place to find your next candidate; these days you need to use multiple channels! With HealthyPeople you get three job boards + more! HealthyPeople and FITREC founder Dennis Hosking, explains.
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