Are you having a stressful day? Do you need to put everything on pause for a minute to regroup and refocus? I have just the right thing for you: a delightful and relaxing video of Italian landscapes punctuated by the sights and sounds of an MV Agusta motorcycle. This will be the best two minutes of your day. Breathe in, breathe out, press play.

MV Agusta created a true ode to its country in a video it released a few weeks ago. The campaign titled Nostro bel paese, Motosinfonia dautunno (Our beautiful country, A Falls motor-symphony) showcases images of the spectacular Dolomites mountainscape set to the sound of a true Italian classic, Nessun Dorma by Puccini.

The video features CIV Supersport Championship racer Davide Stirpe in the saddle of what looks like the MV Agusta Brutale 1000 Serie Oro, if the golden fork and frame, star-spoke wheels, and the 212 horsepower mentioned in the videos description are any indications. The Serie Oro was a limited-run, special edition version of the model, released by MV Agusta earlier in 2019 that sold out in only a few days.

The drone shots of the mountains are breathtaking and the powerful aria only enhances the brief experience. The purring sound of the Brutales 998cc inline-four reverberating off the rocky cliffs and stone walls occasionally compliments the relaxing ensemble. The gorgeous bike, the thrilling engine note, the picturesque Italian scenery, the classical music Seriously, if this isnt some sort of gearhead meditation, Im not sure what it is.

It might only be a promotional video but if more ads were as poetic as this one, we probably wouldnt be as annoyed with how many we have to go through before resuming our favorite TV or YouTube video.

I dont know for you but I feel rested and reinvigorated after watching this. Namaste.

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Black Fridayand Cyber Monday have passed, but that doesn't mean there still around sales around, or that those sales are limited to justheadphones,iPads and gadgets. The holiday season is also a time of deep discounts on health and fitness products and services. We've got a line-up of some of our favorites below, making the holiday season a great time to help yourself or someone you love get a start on their New Year's resolutions. We're seeing plenty of sales and deals on everything from DNA testing kits to treadmills to percussive therapy guns and more. It's time to take those plans for a healthy 2020 to the next level!

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Maybe youve been focusing on your career and are just starting to think about incorporating fitness into your life. Maybe youve been working out regularly, but feel a need to do more.

Whats the best workout for you? What will give you maximum results, while keeping you healthy? What will make you feel better, more confident, and better able to deal with work and family issues?

The best answer in both cases may be Pilates.

When asked to describe a good, physically challenging workout routine, youre likely to think of someone bench pressing a bar stacked with weights. Strength training with weights adds power, but it takes more than bulging biceps to become physically fit.

The human body has more than 650 muscles. Theres a tendency among fitness enthusiasts to focus on the most visible muscles, such as biceps, quads and pectoral muscles, while ignoring the core muscles around the spine.

It is better, though, to approach fitness from the inside out. The core muscles around the spine provide the foundation for a healthy body. Like the foundation of a house, the core muscles support the whole structure. If they are not strong enough, your body will be vulnerable to spine and musculoskeletal injuries.

In addition to preventing injuries, Pilates will strengthen your core, including your abs, obliques and back muscles. You may even develop a six pack or at least a flatter stomach.

One way to strengthen your core muscles in my opinion, the best way is by adding Pilates to your exercise regimen, whether youre a man or a woman. Its also a good place to start if you have not been working out regularly.

Pilates revitalized as Stott Pilates

Pilates was initially developed a century ago by Joseph Pilates, but refined and made popular with the introduction of Stott Pilates in 1988 by Canadian dancer Moira Stott Merrithew and her husband, Lindsay Merrithew.

Stott Pilates exercises are not as physically taxing as working out with weights, but they require more mental concentration. Movements are more nuanced.

Pilates exercises can be performed on a mat, but are even more effective when practiced on a Stott Pilates Reformer, which resembles a bed frame with a sliding carriage and adjustable springs that are used to regulate tension and resistance.

I discovered Stott Pilates 11 years ago, shortly after opening The Core Connection, when I was looking for a way to help clients struggling with back pain. It was easy to learn and easy to explain, even to people who did not exercise regularly. Most important, it helped address back pain. Joseph Pilates used bed springs to help people get out of bed and relieve back pain, so Pilates has always been curative.

Benefits of Stott Pilates

Pilates can help improve a persons health and fitness in many ways. It can increase flexibility, muscle tone and strength, which is especially important as a person ages, because muscles toughen and resemble beef jerky instead of filet mignon.

Pilates helps improve balance and coordination, too. It can help balance muscular strength on both sides of the body, improve stabilization of the spine, enhance muscular control of the back and limbs, and improve a persons posture.

In addition to helping to prevent injuries, Pilates can help rehabilitate injuries related to muscle imbalances, as well as joint and spinal injuries. Physical therapists almost always prescribe exercises for strengthening the core. Pilates also promotes relaxation of your shoulders, neck and upper back, and can help reduce stress.

Even if you dont achieve six-pack abs, your abdominal muscles, lower back, hips and buttocks will be toned and strengthened. Working out with weights builds short, bulky muscles. Pilates elongates the muscles, improving elasticity, flexibility and joint mobility.

Five principles of Stott Pilates

Scott Pilates is based on five principles:

Breathing. Breathing deeply inhaling through the nose and filling your lungs with air until it expands your rib cage helps activate the support muscles deep in your body, while relieving tension and oxygenating your blood. Youll find that you have more energy if you breathe properly while working out.

Pelvic placement. The pelvis and lumbar spine should be stable both statically and dynamically, which will make movement more efficient. The pelvis may be in either a neutral position or an imprint position.

In a neutral position, the lumbar spine is in the position of its natural curve. It promotes efficient movement and is the best shock-absorbing position.

In an imprint position, the pelvis and spine are closer to the mat or the Stott Pilates Reformer. The normal curve of the lumbar spine lengthens and the oblique abdominal muscles are engaged to flatten the spine. The imprint position is preferred when a stable neutral position cannot be achieved.

Rib-cage placement. Because the abdominal wall attaches to the lower ribs, abdominal muscles are used to maintain proper alignment of the rib cage and thoracic spine, which connects the lumbar spine in your lower back to the cervical spine above. The rib cage tends to lift when a person lies down and it typically juts out when a person is sitting. Contracting the oblique muscles ensures proper alignment.

Scapular movement and stabilization. Unless the scapulae, or shoulder blades, are stable, the muscles around the neck and shoulders will be overworked. The shoulders should be stable, instead of rounding forward or squeezing together.

Head and neck placement. Most often, the lower spine when in neutral position should stay in a straight line to the upper spine, even when a person is flexing, extending or rotating. When in neutral position, the upper spine should hold its natural curve with the skull directly above the shoulders. A pillow or other support may be placed under the head to prevent overextension and reduce tension.

To achieve the full benefits of Stott Pilates, form is especially important. Working out with a certified Pilates instructor in a small class setting or a personal trainer, where the instructor can ensure that your form is correct, is highly recommended.

Rita Matraia is the owner of The Core Connection, a boutique fitness studio in Northborough. She is a Certified Stott Pilates Instructor, a Certified Restorative Exercise Specialist, a Certified Postpartum Corrective Exercise Specialist, and a Healthy Foot Practitioner through the Nutritious Movement Center. She can be reached at rita@thecoreconnection.com.

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CHICAGO, Dec. 3, 2019 /PRNewswire/ -- Chicagoland-based Fitness Formula Clubs (FFC) has been helping Chicagoans achieve their fitness, health and wellness goals since 1984. With 11 locations, eight within the Chicago city limits and three in the near Chicagoland suburbs, FFC is known for its hub and spoke network of locations near train, bus and subway commuter transportation centers.

"Close to Home, Close to Work" has long been the company's tagline, referencing the tried-and-true notion that convenience is key to developing and maintaining a healthy fitness regimen. In the past several years, more people are accessing health and fitness through technology. Mobile devices and apps have brought a whole new meaning to convenience.

With that in mind, and in keeping with two of the company's Core Values, Improvement and Superior Service, FFC has invested in leveraging this type of technology to create the FFC On Demand mobile and website app through our technology partner, Virtual Health Partners.

FFC On Demand allows FFC to expand its services outside the clubs' four walls to bring users exclusive access to virtual fitness, nutrition and lifestyle classes - anywhere, anytime.

The FFC On Demand Essential Package is $14.95/month and features:

"Our commitment is to meet the health, fitness and wellness needs of Chicago and the surrounding communities while delivering a consistent overwhelming value proposition at an ultra-convenient location," said Gale Landers, FFC Founder & CEO. "With this launch, ultra-convenience has been redefined. We are thrilled to be able to extend our service offerings with FFC On Demand."

For more information and details, or to try the FFC On Demand Essential Package at no cost for 14 days, go to ffcondemand.com.

About Fitness Formula Clubs

Established in 1984 by Founder and CEO Gale Landers, FFC owns and operates 11 upscale, mid and large size multi-use health, sports, fitness and spa centers in the Chicago area. The company provides corporate wellness programs, health insurance reimbursable nutrition therapy services, signature group fitness programs, spa treatment services, individual and group training, physical therapy and medically-based rehabilitation programs. Each Chicagoland location is dedicated to supporting the local community. FFC is recognized by the fitness industry for creating a distinct member experience delivered by its staff professionals. For more information, please visitwww.ffc.com.

Contact: Merikay MarzoniFitness Formula Clubs - CommunicationsTel. (312) 648-4666 x 235mmarzoni@ffc.com

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Virtual Health Partners is an innovator in health and wellness, providing condition-specific support within a contained ecosphere of care. Through a proprietary, HIPAA-compliant platform, VHP offers clients live, virtual nutrition, fitness and lifestyle modification supportanywhere, anytime. The company's business model provides a SaaS & PaaS solution that is offered exclusively to users through a network of participating partners, including Hospital Systems, Medical Device, Pharmaceutical, Nutrition Supplement, Insurance and Fitness Companies.

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Tracee Ellis Ross has been completely killing the Instagram game lately. The Black-ish star regularly shares snapshots of herself looking strong and confident in a bikini, going hard at the gym, and generally being her awesome, hilarious self. At 47 (yup, forty-freaking-seven), it seems like Tracee is really hitting her stride, health-wise. Here's *everything* she's shared about what she does for her general wellness and fitness on the reg to maintain such fantastic shape, inside and out.

1 She makes sleep a priority

Tracee has made it clear that getting enough Zs is a huge thing for her. "Ive tried to choose sleep over working out, which I think is the right choice," she said on Instagram.

2 She celebrates and embraces getting older

"I LOVE getting older and I LOVE my life," Tracee captioned a photo series on Instagram of herself in a bikini.

She went on to say, "Im so grateful to be living this life Im in. Ive worked so hard to feel good in my skin and to build a life that truly matches me and Im in it and it feels good. I remain curious and teachable and so it will all keep getting better." Heck, yeah!

3 She's kind to herself even when she has to slow down

In one workout video on Instagram, Tracee confessed that she hasn't been working out as much lately. Then, she did herself a solid with this nugget: "Im trying to be really gentle with myself."

4 She tries to work out regularly

Tracee has a full schedule, but she still works out three or four times a week, she told Health in 2017.

5 But she's okay with taking breaks here and there

Sometimes you can't work out as much as you'd like to, and that's okay. "Life is in progress and sometimes that means stopping your routine. And thats ok," Tracee said on Instagram.

6 She loads up on water

Tracee doesn't mess around when it comes to hydration. She makes a point to have about four liters of water per day, People reported.

7 She takes workout classes

"I have to say that Tracy Anderson's workout the last five years has been really good for me," Tracee told Health.

Tracee is also not afraid to switch things up and try new forms movement (which she did with Tracy Anderson). "I find that, as adults, we stay so regimented in our movement, even if we get on a treadmill. The music changes all the patterns, and my body gets to move freely, so you feel amazingwhich is ultimately the point of the workouts, too."

8 She eats foods that make her feel good

Tracee told Health that she has a "rule" about eating. Her food has to pass two tests: "Not only taste good in my mouth, but it also has to feel good in my stomach," she said. "So a lot of foods that are good in the mouth, 10 minutes later? I'm cursing myself."

9 She gets inspired by other people at the gym

The feeling of watching a confident woman do her thing at the gym or in life can be contagiousand is worth celebrating, per Tracee. "One of the things that's most encouraging is you see a roomful of women working their asses off and looking beautiful," Tracee told Health. "You see women in their 40s wearing jog bras and their stomachs out proudly, walking in a stance that says, 'I love my body,' and that's exciting to me."

10 She laughs...a lot

In one Instagram video, Tracee outlined her "five commandments for staying young." First up? "Giggle as much as possible."

11 She has lots of workout buddies

Tracee coordinates her sweat sessions with several other very fit, and famous, friends. Earlier this year, she hit the gym with Gabrielle Union and Mary J. Blige, and posed for a badass selfie.

"I was soooo tired and not in the mood to work out this morning, so thank you @gabunion and @therealmaryjblige for the motivation and sister vibes, and @heartandhustlegym for the environment," Tracee wrote.

12 She has plenty of sex

Another one of Tracee's five commandments: "Have as much sex as possible. Sorry, Mom, but its true! Brings out the best in your skin," she said, before cracking up. (Tracee added more specific instructions with text on the video: "consensual, connected, yummy, good & safe sex. Not just any sex.)

13 She's not afraid to love

Tracee's final commandment: "Love with a full and open heart. Youll stay young forever I swear."

14 She tries to work out even when she *really* doesn't feel like it

Some days, it can be tough to even get your butt to the gym. Well, Tracee knows the deal. She shared in one Instagram post that she was "WORKIN THRU THE JETLAG."

It appears that Tracee doesn't force a workout if it doesn't feel good on her body or helpfulbut when it's just a bad attitude that's in her way, she fights through it and comes out stronger.

15 She mixes up her fitness routine

"New program," Tracee captioned a too-funny Instagram video of herself doing a Tracy Anderson Method move and fake crying. My body is like, what the f is going on?

16 She gets creative with kettlebells

Tracee regularly hits up the boutique gym Heart and Hustle, and she's found cool ways to use kettlebells beyond swinging them. Tracee's used them for squats and bicep curls, among other moves.

17 She lets herself indulge

Tracee told People that she allows herself a once-a-week indulgence at one of her favorite restaurants where she enjoys a glass of wine. It's all about balance, folks.

18 She stocks up on seasonal produce

Tracee told People that she's big on simple, whole foods, like seasonal produce from the farmer's market.

19 She eats when she's hungry

My favorite meal of the day is an early dinner/late lunch between 4 and 6 p.m., Tracee told People. Still, she added, "I dont restrict my eating to firm meal times."

20 She avoids foods that don't work for her

Tracee avoids dairy entirely, she told People, although she'll splurge on cheese once a year. (This isn't to say that anyone and everyone needs to ditch dairyeat what works for you and your body/goals.)

21 She has fun with food

"I eat in the same philosophy that I live with: joyfully! Tracee told People.

22 She has a post-workout bite

After she works it at the gym, Tracee told People that she likes to fuel up with a Berry Power protein drink from Erewhon. (It contains almond milk, bananas, blueberries, dates and Vega protein powder, in case you were wondering.)

23 She's smart about snacking

Tracee has several snacks a day to stay properly fueled and energized, per People, like a Pink Lady apple and peanut butter, avocado toast, and chips and olives.

24 She views exercise as self-care

Tracee says being healthy is a form of self-care for her. "Exercise helps make my body strong enough to do what I set my heart and mind to, I carry myself differently when I feel strong," she captioned a photo for International Self-Care Day.

25 She thinks of should as a curse word

"It's literally worse than 'f,'" Tracee told Health. "'Should' has so much shame in it. There's nothing good. 'You know what you should do?!' It's awful! As I get older, I'm having fun being me for the first time."

26 She takes it easy on caffeine

Tracee doesn't do coffee. "I tried coffee once in high school, and it was a bad thing," she told Health.

27 She makes little tweaks to her favorite dishes

She may not eat dairy, but that doesn't mean she cuts out every dish that traditionally has dairy.

"I don't eat cheese anymore, except on Christmas," Tracee told Health. "But I love cheese. So now what I do is eat all the things you eat with cheese that make me feel like I'm eating cheeseso I'll eat the olives, eat the prosciutto, eat the dried fig, have the Marcona almond."

28 She watches her sugar intake

Tracee has learned that she and sugar don't work well together. "Cake? I feel bloated. I get, like, hives from the sugar, and I feel like I'm having an anxiety attack," she told Health.

29 She eliminates negative self talk

One thing Tracee's learned? She needs to "talk nice" to her body, per her interview with Health.

30 She practices mindful exercise

Tracee doesn't just think of exercise as a sweaty calorie burn; she tunes into how movement and activity actually make her body and mind feel. "I feel the best when I work out," Tracee told Health. "I feel very strong."

31 She's incredibly body positive

"I am on TV, and I don't want to lie to anybody. I'm not at my skinniest, I'm not at my fattest, but I live my life," Tracee told Health. "This is my body. Health and the functionality of my body are more important than what it looks like."

32 She shows her butt some love

It took her into adulthood to appreciate certain assets. "In my 30s, I started to get comfortable with the largeness of my personality. The same thing with my butt. I tried getting really, really skinny, and I learned that no matter how thing I got, I was still gonna have a butt," Tracee told Health.

33 She isn't afraid to s.w.e.a.t.

Tracee makes a point to *bring it* during workouts. "I don't starve myself, but I work my ass off at the gym," she said.

34 She focuses on her glutes

"Gravity makes [my butt] drop and spread, so I try to lift and tighten," Tracee said. "[My trainer and I] specifically target it to make sure my butt is looking lifted and full. And I switch it up with other workouts, sometimes squats and lunges and deadlifts."

35 She practices mindful eating

Tracee has made it clear that she loves food, but she's also mindful of what goes into her body and tunes in to eat bite. "I am aware of what I'm eating," she told Health.

36 She drinks alcohol in moderation

"I don't drink a ton of alcohol. Alcohol makes the folds go deeperone glass of wine is like being on 17 airplanes; it just dries you out," Tracee told Health.

37 She embraces the body she has in the moment

"Love the body you got now, because in 10 years, you're gonna be wishing that you had it," Tracee told Health.

38 She makes up for lost workout time

Sometimes Tracee's workout schedule makes it tough for her to workout as much as she'd like. "Was underwater on Blackish and workouts were not possible. I took 3 weeks off," she wrote on Instagram. "This is from yesterday - day 2 in a row. I will be doing 5 in a row, 1 day off and then another 5 in a row. I'm not f---ing around!"

39 She's learned to be okay being alone

"Im very pleased with my existence these days," Tracee told InStyle. "Have I had to learn to make friends with loneliness? Yes. I think if I were in a relationship, it would be the same.

40 She's learned how to say 'no'

"Self-care does not mean going to the spa. Its learning to say no," Tracee told InStyle. "Its knowing yourself so you can make choices that are an expression of you. Thats self-care.

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As in just about every area of the health and fitness market, technology is increasingly infiltrating yoga, with startups and investors pushing to capitalize on the $80 billion market. Last year, Germany-based Asana Rebel raised more than $17 million from notable backers that include Greycroft to grow its virtual yoga platform, while New Yorks Mirror has raised sizable funding rounds for a connected mirror that delivers virtual fitness classes, such as yoga and Pilates.

Zenia recently entered the fray with a mobile app that leverages machine learning, computer vision, and motion tracking with the promise of helping improve your yoga poses. The company calls it the worlds first AI-powered yoga assistant, and plans to expand its technology to cover all areas of health and fitness.

Zenia was officially founded out of Belarus in May of this year by software engineer Alexey Kurov, and the company has secured an undisclosed investment from such notable backers as Misha Lyalin, CEO and chair of Russia-based game developer Zeptolab, and Bulba Ventures, a Belarusian venture capital (VC) firm that invests in AI startups.

Bulba Ventures is the investment vehicle of Yury Melnichek, a serial entrepreneur who cofounded mobile mapping service Maps.me and sold it to Russian tech titan Mail.ru in 2014. He was also a founding investor in Belarus-based computer vision company AiMatter, which created a popular funky photo-effects app known as Fabby. AiMatter was acquired by Google in 2017.

As an aside, Eastern Europe has been a hotbed of AI activity in recent years, withFacebook acquiring video selfie app startup Masquerade, which is also based in Belarus. And Russias Prisma gained widespread attention for its computer vision-powered art photo app, which was among the most downloaded apps globally for a while.

Zenia quietly launched its first app on iPhone a couple of weeks ago, and VentureBeat caught up with Kurov to see how it works and where the company will go from here.

After installing the app and creating an account, you can place your phone with the front-facing camera angled toward the space where youll be doing yoga. At launch, Zenia features four courses for beginner and intermediate levels and 14 guided practice sessions to build strength and improve flexibility.

Above: Yoga courses in Zenia

Zenia can recognize 16 joints across the body, and a built-in voice assistant provides feedback on your yoga practice. The software also adapts to each users pace, and it monitors progress over time to offer metric-based feedback.

Above: Zenia recognizes 16 joints on the body

In an age when data privacy violations are rarely out of the news, Zenia is quick to note that it uses edge computing and that all of its processing takes places on the users phone.

Convolutional neural networks are at the core of our technology, Kurov said. We use an hourglass-inspired architecture that weve optimized to run on mobile devices.

According to Kurov, the company collected more than 200,000 yoga images as part of its training data and developed its own custom labeling tool for faster and more precise annotation. The training data set included both correct and incorrect asanas (yoga postures) so that it can better identify when a student is doing something wrong. Professional instructors were also used in the training process.

We worked with certified yoga teachers to define the parameters that could help machines to identify the level of execution of asanas, Kurov added.

Perhaps another major selling point for Zenia is its straightforward business model, which is based on hard cash rather than user data. The first month is free, but after that it costs $15 per month or $100 for the year.

Zenia is positioned at an interesting intersection in technology trends. There has been a marked increase in AI-powered features across the smartphone realm, tackling everything from categorizing photos to recommending new apps. And apps and services designed to help people work out from home have also been on the rise. Aside from Asana Rebel and Mirror, which we highlighted earlier, New York-based Peloton has raised bucketloads of investor cash for connected bikes that deliver virtual fitness classes and went public a few months ago.

While its too early to say whether Zenia will succeed, it has the advantages of entering a proven money-spinning industry and bypassing the need for human yoga instructors. But the bigger picture is perhaps whats most interesting here, as the underlying technology will likely be reapplied to other domains yoga just happens to be the first use case.

Kurov envisages a time when its platform could be used to analyze a runners posture, a weightlifters stance, a tennis players serve, and more.

Above: How Zenia could be used in the future

Some members of Zenias founding team also have backgrounds in physiotherapy, which hints at potential future applications in the medical sphere.

Above: Zenia could be used as a physiotherapy tool

Although Zenia works independent of human instructors for now, Kurov said that fitness or yoga instructors will in future be able to use it as a remote tracking tool to chart their students progress.

We envision Zenia becoming a platform that connects people who want to lead a mindful, healthy lifestyle, Kurov said. The app aims to go beyond the scope of regular training and become a personal assistant who motivates [you] to practice constantly.

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In case you missed it, oil is no longer the worlds most valuable resource. According to The Economist, data is the new commodity fuelling growth and change across all industries. The health and fitness industry is one example that has been bombarded with enormous amounts of data, collected and uploaded in a constant stream from multiple sources.

Mobile apps, wearable technology, treadmills, and gym turnstiles all collect valuable data on consumer habits and preferences that can bring about tremendous change to the health and fitness industry. But all this data is useless unless it is mined and refined to identify trends, opportunities, and new information. To do so will take years, and weve only just started looking through the data to gather insights.

Heres how were seeing data mining start to impact the health and fitness industry.

Like all businesses, gyms and health clubs are also starting to benefit from data collection and mining. Customer feedback is just one way in which data can be used to improve revenue streams and increase the profitability of a fitness business. Mining customer feedback can present new opportunities for growth for a fitness institution by better understanding the behavior and lifestyle of its members.

In one real-life example, a fitness club owner surveyed his customers on their commuting habits to and from the gym. With this new information, he was able to better understand their availabilities and improved attendance to classes by amending the schedule. Having a deeper understanding of gym members and their behavior can help owners to tailor their programs and increase profitability.

Data mining can also help those in the fitness industry to increase membership. Leisure management systems keep a valuable record of data, from check-ins, classes attended, what time of day is most popular, how often members use the gym, and any purchases they choose to make. With this information, gym owners can segment their members and create separate advertising and marketing campaigns to increase attendance and generate more membership.

For example, with this data, a gym owner can separate those who frequently attend the gym from those who do not. Those who dont check-in often can be sent 2-for-1 vouchers to encourage attendance. Data mining can also help track consumer behavior to identify new opportunities for revenue streams beyond the core business objective. For example, a gym may choose to sell protein bars or breakfast smoothies if it is found that most people attend early in the morning and leave around breakfast time.

Data collected by leisure management systems can also help a gym to stay more profitable by illuminating when to make changes to fitness programming, staffing, retail products, and so on.

Wearable technology is constantly gathering hundreds of terabytes of information that presents an enormous amount of value to the health and fitness industry. Wearables like the Fitbit track everything from calories burned, steps taken, resting heart rate, sleep, BMI, blood pressure, and more. Theres never been such a large collection of data on users health and fitness, and that data has largely been sitting untouched until now.

Researchers and medical authorities have started mining through this immense data to find trends in an attempt to better understand the factors behind disease and health issues. Thanks to the constant stream being uploaded through fitness trackers, this is a world-first in understanding the minuscule daily habits that may factor in causing illness.

Wearables are also affecting health care on a personal level by giving consumers access to a timeline of their own health data. Those with health issues are able to reflect on a record of past health data, helping determine the causes of their health problems or providing valuable information to share with medical professionals.

Data mining leaves no stone unturned, trawling through valuable statistics to present new insights, trends, and opportunities for growth. With this valuable new commodity infiltrating across all industries, were going to see changes across all aspects of everyday life.

When it comes to the health and fitness industry, the projection is that data mining will increase personalization, insight into individual health and habits, and profitability for gym owners and businesses. There will be more merging of products and service offerings, and the lines between health and fitness will be increasingly blurred. Its still too early to predict exactly how the changes will unfold, but one thing remains certain, everything is changing in the new world of data that we live in.

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