Australian women are exercising for 60 minutes less than men each week. It's called the 'gender exercise gap'
The “gender exercise gap” has been highlighted in the ASICS State of Mind Index, a study that shows women are doing less exercise than men.
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The “gender exercise gap” has been highlighted in the ASICS State of Mind Index, a study that shows women are doing less exercise than men.
/PRNewswire/ -- Research from ASICS shows that moving has improved the mood of the female population of Sweden by 11%, with residents in Ostersund and...
There is huge untapped potential of a better world through movement. Firmly grounded in its founding ethos and mantra, “A Sound Mind in a Sound Body”, ASICS’ latest global brand campaign “#LiveUplifted” showcases the transcending impact of movement for both the body and mind. ASICS athletes and a
Patients with schizophrenia or bipolar disorder could be distinguished from healthy controls using dynamic functional connectivity data.
Fitness Brands are finding ways to support athletes' mental health. In recognition of Mental Health Awareness Month, here are some of the standout initiatives.