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Measuring What Matters: Activate Brain & Body Tracks Progress
Measuring What Matters: Activate Brain & Body Tracks Progress

Measuring What Matters: How Activate Brain & Body Tracks Progress in Both Brain and Body When people begin an exercise program, they often have one simple question: “Is it working?” For many fitness programs, the answer is based on how participants feel. While feeling stronger, healthier, and more energized is important, objective data can tell an even more powerful story.…

12-Week Assessments to Track Progress in the Brain and Body
12-Week Assessments to Track Progress in the Brain and Body

At Exergame, we believe the future of fitness is not just about moving more. It is about moving with purpose. That is why we love seeing facilities like Activate Brain & Body take a more complete approach to wellness. Their model brings together physical activity, cognitive training, brain games, functional movement, and measurable progress in a way that supports clients…

Thinking While Moving Is Redefining Fitness at Activate Brain & Body
Thinking While Moving Is Redefining Fitness at Activate Brain & Body

In today’s evolving fitness landscape, one concept is gaining serious traction—training the brain and body at the same time. During a recent visit to Activate Brain & Body, I had the opportunity to ask Adam Ortman a simple but powerful question: “How do your programs address both physical and cognitive health simultaneously?” His answer?It all comes down to something called…

Improving Mobility For Senior Citizens with Interactive Fitness

Falls are a major health concern for our senior citizen population. Each year, more than 800,000 people in the U.S. require hospitalization from a fall. A lot of these falls are due to declining strength, balance, and mobility due to inactivity.  Are you looking to get your aging loved ones up and moving? Here’s some great tips to get seniors…

Makoto for Cognitive and Multi Sensory Senior Fitness

Develop balance, cognitive function, and range of motion. A recent survey by AARP revealed that the number one concern for aging Americans is staying sharp. Seniors love the Makoto Arena because it gives them a way to improve their “mental sharpness” as well as giving them the ability to get that “just right” level of cardio and stretching. The Active Aging/Senior…

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