Page 9 - Fritz Lanman News Today : Breaking News, Live Updates & Top Stories | Vimarsana

Five fitness trends to expect now gym classes are back With lockdown restrictions easing, indoor exercise is back – but which changes will be here for the foreseeable future? Credit: Hybrid Images/ Cultura RF As of May 17, indoor gym classes are finally back in business as the next significant easing of lockdown restrictions comes into effect. Gyms and swimming pools opened first for solo, socially distanced exercise, but those who love the sweaty euphoria of a spin class or the zen of a yoga studio have had to wait for Step Three of the lockdown roadmap.  The wait is now over and, a...

ClassPass ClassPass is launching a vaccination finder to help users find openings and book appointments.  The effort marks the company's latest push to move beyond just fitness programming and into health and wellness.  "As we've gone from being fitness exclusive to being much more agnostic, it's allowed us to much more easily add things like vaccine centers," a ClassPass exec told Insider.  ClassPass is raising its hand to help get Americans vaccinated. The subscription platform — best known for connecting members to group exercise classes like yoga and pil...

More than 150 businesses oppose Montana’s anti-transgender bills Measures seek to bar trans athletes from competition and deny transition-related care to minors 67SHARES Trans Pride flag – Photo: Ted Eytan – Flickr More than 150 business leaders across Montana have signed onto a letter asking lawmakers to oppose two bills targeting the transgender community. Both bills have been introduced by State Rep. John Fuller (R-Kalispell). One bill seeks to bar transgender athletes from competing in sports other than those designated for the gender that matches a person’s assigned sex at birth....

Classpass; New York Pilates; Obe; Skye Gould/Insider This story is available exclusively to Insider subscribers. Become an Insider and start reading now. The pandemic shifted the way Americans work out, with gyms shuttering across the country. As a result, many people joined digital fitness programs instead. While companies like Peloton were already gaining popularity, 2020 saw dramatic growth in the space. Last year, American homes doubled as offices, schools, and gyms as consumers sought alternative ways to stay fit in the sa...