How Does the Body Adapt to Exercise?

The process of adaptation due to stress is known as General Adaptation Syndrome (GAS).
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Excess Post Exercise Oxygen Consumption – EPOC

The afterburn effect, also known as excess post-exercise oxygen consumption (EPOC), is when you have an increased quantity of calories burned after exercise (up to 72 hours after exercise). Exercise, especially high intensity interval training (HIIT), increases your muscles' demand for oxygen (VO2), which oxidizes carbohydrates and fats, producing the energy needed for movement.
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Building a Fitness Business That Endures - Part 4 of 4 - Marketing

While it’s easy to fall into the trap of viewing marketing as ancillary to more immediate and obvious elements of running a health club, it’s very much part and parcel of contemporary fitness business growth and success.
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Building a Fitness Business That Endures - Part 2 of 4 - Business Fundamentals

Let's take a closer look at the first element: business fundamentals. Read on to learn more about these must-haves for growing your gym, health center or other fitness business.
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Four Absolutely Essential Metrics for Membership Retention

Managing membership retention for your fitness center business involves more effort and analysis than simply counting how many members you have. Click here to read on.
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Build Your Fitness Business with Automation

“Automation” is one of the most popular buzzwords of the 21st century. One industry ripe to get in on the trend? The fitness industry. Here’s a closer look at why automation is a smart way to promote fitness business growth.
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Be Prepared to Handle Fitness Center Employee Issues

Are you doing your part to help your team succeed....and stick around?
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Four Results a Fitness Center Should Expect from Its Personal Trainers

Personal trainers can play an important role in helping your business thrive in a variety of different ways.
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Keeping Sexual Harassment at Bay in Your Fitness Center

Sexual harassment is a significant problem in the United States. While we often think of this behavior primarily in workplaces, the reality is that it can and does happen everywhere -- including at fitness centers.
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