Fitness & Wellness
American Council on Exercise makes fitness trend predictions for 2006
Published in Cardiovascular Business Week, January 24th, 2006
Through its research, "workout watchdog" studies and worldwide network of certified fitness professionals, ACE continues to accurately monitor America's growing interest in fitness. Trends identified by ACE's include:
1) Teenagers and kids are using personal trainers for sport-specific training. As the number of student athletes increases, so does the importance of sport-specific training. On today's playing fields, the kids are bigger, stronger and faster than ever before. A...
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