Tips to Working Out at Home
Eva Sumner2020-10-12T21:43:57+00:00by Sarah Buron In the current world we are living in, it is more important than ever that we utilize the option of working out from home. While it can be a bit of an
by Sarah Buron In the current world we are living in, it is more important than ever that we utilize the option of working out from home. While it can be a bit of an
by Cheyenne Benyi The beginning of 2020 has been difficult, to say the least, and many are still struggling to adjust to a new way of living while stay-at-home orders are in place. Whether it’s
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by Rachel Gore As technology evolves, wearable devices are broaching into the healthcare, wellness and fitness realm. Even more specifically, they are moving into preventative care, diagnostics and urgent care segment. The market is growing
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