Known for yoga and barre, the Catalyst Fitness is now operating a virtual studio.

Water polo playerMaggie Steffens isgearing up for the2021 Olympics.

Maggie Steffens

At age 16, when most of us were just figuring out how to merge onto the freeway, Maggie Steffens was on the U.S. Olympic water polo team.

That was 11 years ago, and Steffens had her sights set on her third Olympic tripand third gold medalthis summer, but the Monte Vista grad, like so many others, has had her dream deferred.

I knew postponing the Olympics was the right thing to do, she says, but thats not to say it didnt affect me and my teammates. I definitely went through an emotional roller coaster.

But it didnt take long for Steffens, named the best womens water polo player in the world in 2018 by Swimming World, to get back on track.

We still have our teammates and coaches, she says, and keeping them in mind helps me stay focused and motivated. Each day, I have a routine to keep my body healthy and strong, whether its running, biking, lifting, or yoga.

Steffens has always been a hard worker. This is one reason shes survived in the rough-and-tumble world of water polo, which includes so much underwater physicality that players wear two swimsuits, in case one gets torn off.

Adam Krikorian, her coach with Team USA, has no concerns about her staying in shape until she can compete again. Her work ethic and dedication set her apart, he says. Shes a professional in terms of taking care of her body.

The always-positive Steffens is already thinking about 2021. The Games are still on, our dreams are still on, and the team is still on, she says. The Olympics are just a different date.

Bay Club, Walnut Creek and Pleasanton, bayclubs.com/east-bay-campus.

Ive been a member for about 12 years. The Bay Club recently bought this [Walnut Ceek] location, and the changes Ive seen are amazing. The gym is the most welcoming placethey have amazing classes and trainers and a full spa with advanced skincare and services. Every department reflects the most down-to-earth staff. Its truly a beautiful property and becomes a second home for most. Emma Simoes, Alamo

Runner-up // Forma Gym, Walnut Creek, formagym.com.

Joya, multiple locations,joyayoga.com.

Runner-up // Just Be Yoga, Danville and Walnut Creek, myjustbeyoga.com.

Joya, multiple locations,joyayoga.com.

Runner-up // StarCycle, Danville, starcycleride.com/studios/danville-ca.

The Bar Method, multiple locations,barmethod.com.

Runner-up // The Dailey Method, multiple locations, thedaileymethod.com.

Funkmode, Concord, funkmode.com.

Funkmode is the best dance studio, not only because they teach some of the most fun choreography. They make you sweat, especially in their Adult Move! classes. The dance instructors are always full of energy and make sure that you have fun in a safe and inclusive space. It is quite empowering to dance with the Funkmode family/community! Elise Magno, San Ramon

Runners-up // Joy in Motion, Moraga, joyinmotiondance.org; and The Next Step Dance Studio, Blackhawk and Danville, nextstepdance.com.

Orangetheory Fitness, multiple locations,orangetheoryfitness.com.

Runner-up // Omni Fight Club, multiple locations, omnifightclub.com.

Baby Boot Camp, multiple locations,momleta.com.

Baby Boot Camp is a great community not only for fitness, but for motherhood as well. It allows moms to come together for a great outdoor workout, but also gives us a place to vent, share ideas, and give support through the journey of motherhood. Courtney Taylor, Orinda

Runner-up // P2P Transformation Center, Concord and Pleasanton, p2ptransformationcenter.com.

Orangetheory Fitness

Orangetheory Fitness, multiple locations, orangetheoryfitness.com.

Runner-up // Diablo Barbell, Concord, diablo-barbell.com.

Iron Horse Regional Trail, multiple locations, ebparks.org.

Runner-up // Lafayette Reservoir Rim Trail, Lafayette, ebmud.com.

Bay Club,Walnut Creek

Bay Club, Walnut Creek,bayclubs.com/east-bay-campus.

Runner-up // Clarke Memorial Swim Center, Walnut Creek, walnut-creek.org.

Boundary Oak Golf Course, Walnut Creek, playboundaryoak.com.

Runner-up // Diablo Creek Golf Course, Concord, diablocreekgc.com.

The Catalyst Fitness, Concord

When the Bay Area was ordered to shelter inplace, Anya Litvinova, owner of the Catalyst Fitness, started recording online classes. Specializing in yoga and barre and incorporating TRX and weights equipment, the Catalyst Fitness moved to a virtual Zoom platform. There is still that sense of community,says Litvinova, who teaches the majority of the daily classes, which include power yoga, TRX fusion, and other workouts that require no equipment. There is also an online library of prerecorded content for members. The live classes are so neat, says Litvinova, seeing everyones faces, and just knowing that we are all in this together. thecatalystfitness.com.

SUP Yoga at Mikes Paddle, Alameda

Vinyasa, yin, Bikram, kundalinithe list goes on. While there are so many different kinds of yoga to try, turn to Mikes Paddle for a uniquely challenging practice. Stand-up paddleboard (SUP) yoga is done in calm waters, where yogis and yoginis have the opportunity to breathe fresh air and bask in the sun while going into downward-facing dog or perfecting their headstand. Mikes Paddle teaches its classes on Alamedas Ballena Bay and will provide all equipment, although it is recommended that students have an intro to SUP before diving in. mikespaddle.com.

Dae Han Martial Arts Center, Martinez

Looking to alleviate anxiety over COVID-19? Dae Han Martial Arts Center in Martinez has got you covered. Owners Joon Tae Kim and Nadya Kim, ahusband-and-wife team, have provided an outlet for stress and a space for mindfulness and fitness since 2006. [We] createdDae Han Martial Arts Center to share the traditional life-changing philosophy behind tae kwon do: courtesy, integrity, perseverance, self-control, and indomitable spirit,explains Nadya, who credits her ability to be ahard worker (and so much more) to tae kwon do. The studio has classes and trainings for all ages, levels, and physical abilitiesand has even switched over to Zoom. dhmaa.com.

Bay Area Disc Association (BADA), multiple locations

While the East Bay is filled with ways for recreational athletes to compete, the nonprofit Bay Area Disc Association (BADA) stands out as one of the most exciting. Ultimate Frisbee, a low-contact team sport played with flying discs, is fun for all ages and skill levels. Known for its emphasis on inclusivity and community, BADA gives its members a platform to interact; develop skills; and play in tournaments, clinics, and camps. The organizationwhich recently celebrated its 10th anniversaryis present all over the Bay Area, including in East Bay outfits such as the Alameda Beach League, the Contra Costa Ultimate League, and the East Bay Club Summer League. Youth leagues and camps also exist for those hoping to play at a young age. bayareadisc.org.

Oakland DEVO clubparticipants enjoy East Bay mountain biking.

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Oakland DEVO, Oakland

6 Number of months in the clubs season, typically from January through the end of May. During this time, the noncompetitive mountain biking club focuses on fun for its young athletes by going on weekly bike rides.

82 Kids, all 6th through 12th graders, were part of the club during the 20192020 season. This term was cut short due to COVID-19.

$100 Price of team membership fee, which covers coaching at practices and a mountain bike and parts, among other things. Financial aid and scholarships are available.

2016 Year the club was started. Since then, Oakland DEVO has given participants a chance to have fun while being active at the same time. oaklanddevo.com.

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The reopenings follow on the heels of Gov. Doug Burgums smart restart guidelines allowing previously closed business to reopen, though on a limited basis. The facilities will operate at reduced capacity in order to keep traffic down and comply with state guidelines.

Choice Health and Fitness will be open to members only and will not offer guest passes. The YMCA will screen members as they enter, including touch free temperature checks and a brief survey. The YMCA is also recommending staff and members wear masks in group areas.

While we are excited to reopen Choice Health and Fitness on May 18, we are being cautious to provide a safe environment for our customers and employees, said Mike Orr, general manager of the center. Reopening the facility under the N.D. smart restart guidelines for fitness centers requires many changes to our policies and procedures.

Under the guidelines, classes for large groups, such as basketball, will be closed, along with pools and steam rooms, cycling and locker rooms, and other areas where people gather in larger numbers.

Choice has a few programs to offer in fitness areas, where members can use free weights and do cardio exercises. Group training classes will be allowed, but are limited to about five members per class, in order for people to maintain social distance. The same goes for youth athletic development classes.

Much is the same at the YMCA, though the racquetball courts will be open and full-time child care will be available as well.

Our overall goal is to be smart about reopening, said Jill Nelson, spokesperson for the Grand Forks Park District. We will be strongly encouraging our members to be actively involved in the safety procedures we are implementing. The safety and health of our community is our top priority.

In pursuit of that goal at Choice Health and Fitness, children younger than 8 will not be permitted into the building, and kids aged 11 to 14 need to be supervised by a parent.

One welcome piece of news is members at Choice wont be billed for the months of April and May, and membership credits and extensions may be available. The YMCA has expanded its scholarship options for members who may have lost their jobs due to the pandemic. Members should contact the facilities for billing information. Regular billing at both facilities will begin on June 1.

Choice and the YMCA will be open from Monday through Saturday, though the hours of operation will be changed to allow staff to clean and disinfect the fitness centers. Information about schedules, and what classes and areas are available can be found at the websites and Facebook pages of both facilities.

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This is a great time to go for a bike ride. Aside from being a great way to get around, bicycling can improve physical, mental and social health and has environmental and economic benefits.

Going for a bike ride is a good way to meet physical activity goals. For most people, bicycling would help meet the minimum recommendation of 30 minutes of moderate-intensity activity per day. At faster speeds, cycling is an excellent exercise to improve fitness.

For kids, riding a bike is a fun way to be active and teaches important movement skills like coordination and balance. Not only is bicycling a great way to be active, it can be a form of independent transportation for children before they can drive.

Riding outdoors can promote enhanced feelings of energy and diminished fatigue, anxiety, anger and sadness compared to similar activity conducted indoors. Additionally, some research suggests that outdoor activity, including bicycling, may improve attention, learning and productivity in adults and children.

Bicycling is often done with others, whether that is a family bike ride or training with a cycling group. This strengthens social connections and allows people to share in the enjoyment of being active. Even if you ride alone, you are far less isolated from other people and your environment compared to driving a car. These connections to the community are an important part of health and happiness.

Replacing car trips with cycling is good for the environment, too. Every mile you drive releases carbon dioxide and other pollutants into the environment. Additionally, spending more time sitting in your car can also have negative effects on your mental and physical health. Biking has no such effects on the environment and has important health benefits including improved fitness, weight control and greater feelings of wellbeing.

As an added bonus, driving less will mean using less gas. Even though gas prices are lower now than in recent years, every mile you dont drive saves money. Plus, it costs far less to purchase and maintain a bike than it does a car, so it makes economic sense to ride your bike instead of drive when possible. Most people commute less than five miles to work and nearly half of all car trips are less than two miles. Both are reasonable distances to bike. Even if you have longer distances to travel, you could probably replace some car trips with active transportation.

Obviously, biking everywhere isnt practical. It requires access to safe bike lanes and sidewalks that connect peoples homes to work, school and other destinations. Sadly, this infrastructure doesnt exist in most communities, which were built to support cars, not people. Whether or not we bike for exercise or transportation ourselves, we should all act as advocates for changes in the community that will make active transportation more realistic for everyone.

Something as simple as a family bike ride around the neighborhood or cycling for fitness can have important health, environmental and economic benefits. Whenever and wherever you ride, keep in mind that common sense says you should always obey all traffic laws and wear a helmet.

Finally, if you havent been out on two wheels for some time, dont worry its just like riding a bike!

Brian Parr, Ph.D., is an associate professor in the Department of Exercise and Sports Science at USC Aiken where he teaches courses in exercise physiology, nutrition and health behavior. You can learn more about this and other health and fitness topics at http://drparrsays.com or on Twitter @drparrsays.

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Vito Lombardo works out at Health Firsts Pro-Health and Fitness Center in Viera(Photo: CRAIG BAILEY/FLORIDA TODAY)

Health First has announced it is closing two of its three Pro Health and Fitness locations to make room for the future.

Locations on Merritt Island near State Road 520 and on Melbournes Holmes Regional Medical Center campus will close to make way for Health First's plannedwellness and health villages.

The site on Merritt Island also is where Health First plans to relocateCape Canaveral Hospital.

Health First is pleased to announce that we are ready to begin the construction process for our new Melbourne and Merritt Island Wellness Villages, Brian Connor, chief operations officer of Outpatient Wellness Services, said in a statement. To do so, we are discontinuing operations of the Pro Health & Fitness Centers and other services at these two locations. Our commitment to wellness remains steadfast, and we will continue operations at Viera Pro Health.

The Health First Pro Health & Fitness Center in Palm Bay was closed in 2017.(Photo: Provided)

The Viera Pro Health location, which opened in 2008, is the last of what was once four fitness centers. Health First closed a Palm Bay location in 2017.

At the time, executives said it was because there were 11 fitness centers in a 5-mile radius to thePalm Bay location, and that since opening the fitness centers some 20 years ago, the number of options had skyrocketed.

It is unclear how many jobs will be impacted.

Health First said they would work with affected employees.

We are working with associates impacted by this change and providing them options or helping them seek other opportunities within Health First if they choose, a statement said.

As far as members are concerned, Health First said if Pro Health members wish to cancel their gym memberships, they can email FitnessExperts@HF.org. All prepaid items will be refunded at the members request.

The large area to the south of Health First Pro Health, located across from Merritt Square Mall. Health First plans to relocate Cape Canaveral Hospital to Merritt Island.(Photo: TIM SHORTT/ FLORIDA TODAY)

The Merritt Island fitness center, where the new Cape Canaveral Hospital will be located, is on a spot that once contained a business named Phar-Mor. That building was demolished in the mid-1990s to make way for Health First, which opened the 90,000-square-foot Healthplex in 1996. On the adjacent land just to the south, which is vacant, there once was a building that housed a Kmart. That building was demolished in the 90s but nothing was ever built on that location.

No timetable was given on when the Wellness Villages or new hospital would be completed.

All of Pro Healths fitness centers have been closed for nearly two months because of the COVID-19 pandemic.Gyms were not listed as businesses permitted to open as part of Gov. Ron DeSantis' first phase to reopen Florida's economy, sothere is no word yet as to when the Viera location might reopen.

We understand the inconvenience this decision might cause. However, as we expand the Wellness Villages, we will increase easy and convenient access to high-quality wellness and healthcare for all Brevard, Connor said in the statement.

Walters can be reached at twalters@gannett.com

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Call it a win for the wellness trade.

Shares of WW International, formerly Weight Watchers, rallied nearly 5% on Wednesday after Jefferies initiated coverage of the stock with a buy rating and a $32 price target. The firm said the coronavirus pandemic had ushered in a "durable trend" that could sustain "superior growth" for Weight Watchers: consumers prioritizing wellness.

The stock popped as much as 10% in intraday trading before cooling off slightly to close at $24.60, a 4.75% gain for the day. It is down more than 36% year to date.

The recent enthusiasm around Weight Watchers' prospects has been encouraging, JC O'Hara, chief market technician at MKM Partners, told CNBC's "Trading Nation" on Wednesday.

"The stock made a recent low around $10. It's trading now about $25. So, that's pretty impressive over the short term, but ... in 2018, this was a $100 stock," O'Hara said.

"So, rather than bottom-fishing in names that are close to 52-week lows, I want momentum," he said. "If this health and wellness and fitness craze is here to stay, I want to buy stocks that have already started to participate."

For that, O'Hara turned to Peloton, which he called a "much better option" now.

"You could see over the last few months it's traced out an inverse head-and-shoulders pattern," he said, referencing a chart of the stock since its 2019 IPO. "What that really means is it's a positive pattern that's getting the buyers ready, and typically, this pattern is a buy as soon as it breaks above resistance."

The $36 appeared to be the stock's ceiling of resistance until last week, when it broke through that level and "ran another 22%," O'Hara said.

"The worst thing you could say about Peloton is maybe it's overextended or maybe overbought," he said. "Yes, it is up 150% from the March lows. So, to us, I think the best play here is look at Peloton. Look to add or buy on a pullback to 40, and I think that's the way to play this new theme taking place in the economy."

Peloton closed down more than 2% on Wednesday at $45.17.

Mark Tepper, president and CEO of Strategic Wealth Partners, is also a fan of Peloton's prospects, though he expressed concern that "a lot of the easy money's already been made" in the health and wellness space.

"There's no doubt there is a structural shift happening here. Work out from home, not just work from home, [is] here to stay," Tepper said in the same "Trading Nation" interview. "If you've spent a lot of money outfitting your home gym, it seems less like that you'd do a quick 180 as the economy reopens and go back to the gym."

Tepper cited theshortage of exercise weights such as dumbbells, kettlebells and barbells as evidence for consumers investing in their home fitness setups.

"This is where Peloton has an advantage. I understand it's not strength training, it's cardio, but they actually still have bikes," he said. "For about 100 bucks a month, you can get the bike, you can get the subscription, it's a great value prop for the consumer, but it is a little bit expensive."

Tepper was referring to Peloton's payment plan for its$2,245 exercise bike. Consumers can pay in full or enroll in a 39-month payment plan at $58 a month, which with the $39-a-month all-access class membership totals $97 a month.

"This reminds me a lot of what Apple did a few years ago," Tepper said. "Less and less people were willing to shell out 1,000 bucks for an iPhone, so they started offering ways to lease the phone or finance the phone. I think that's what Peloton's doing here."

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4 Mobile Health and Fitness Sensors Market Outlook

4.1 Overview 4.2 Market Dynamics 4.2.1 Drivers 4.2.2 Restraints 4.2.3 Opportunities 4.3 Porters Five Force Model 4.4 Value Chain Analysis

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4 Health and Fitness Apps Market Outlook

4.1 Overview 4.2 Market Dynamics 4.2.1 Drivers 4.2.2 Restraints 4.2.3 Opportunities 4.3 Porters Five Force Model 4.4 Value Chain Analysis

5 Health and Fitness Apps Market, By Deployment Model

5.1 Overview

6 Health and Fitness Apps Market, By Solution

6.1 Overview

7 Health and Fitness Apps Market, By Vertical

7.1 Overview

8 Health and Fitness Apps Market, By Geography

8.1 Overview 8.2 North America 8.2.1 U.S. 8.2.2 Canada 8.2.3 Mexico 8.3 Europe 8.3.1 Germany 8.3.2 U.K. 8.3.3 France 8.3.4 Rest of Europe 8.4 Asia Pacific 8.4.1 China 8.4.2 Japan 8.4.3 India 8.4.4 Rest of Asia Pacific 8.5 Rest of the World 8.5.1 Latin America 8.5.2 Middle East

9 Health and Fitness Apps Market Competitive Landscape

9.1 Overview 9.2 Company Market Ranking 9.3 Key Development Strategies

10 Company Profiles

10.1.1 Overview 10.1.2 Financial Performance 10.1.3 Product Outlook 10.1.4 Key Developments

11 Appendix

11.1 Related Research

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URBANA A Champaign County judge has ordered that a gym in St. Joseph that reopened Thursday in violation of the governors stay-at-home order be shut down.

Champaign County Judge Tom Difanis issued a temporary restraining order Thursday against D&K Fitness, doing business as The Zone at 109 N. Main St.

States Attorney Julia Rietz, who sought the order on behalf of the Champaign County Public Health Department, said when a Champaign County sheriffs deputy served the order at the business at 3:45 p.m., there were about a dozen people working out there who were not staying 6 feet apart.

Difanis set a hearing for May 21.

Gyms and fitness centers are among the non-essential businesses that the governor has ordered closed to quell the spread of the coronavirus.

The countys order says by operating, The Zone is significantly endangering the public health and welfare.

Plaintiff will suffer irreparable injury unless this court issues an injunction because an outbreak would overwhelm the department of health and local hospitals ability to treat patients of COVID-19, and would be detrimental to the public health of Champaign County, it said.

The order said the harm to the gym is solely financial.

Therefore the balance of harm weighs in favor of granting an injunction to protect the residents of Champaign County, the order said.

Along with the restraining order, a sheriffs deputy served the manager with an order of closure from the health department, which spells out the fitness centers rights.

Signed by Champaign-Urbana Public Health District Administrator Julie Pryde, the order is effective through 5 p.m. May 29.

The temporary restraining order and the order of closure came after the health district asked the gym Wednesday to voluntarily comply with closure by hand-delivering to staff a cease-and-desist order.

Rietz said in the petition for the order that the gym owners attorney had sent a letter dated May 6 to county authorities, received Monday, explicitly providing notice that the respondent intended to open, effectively giving local authorities time to get a court order.

In a letter to Pryde dated Wednesday, one of the gym owners Greenville-based attorneys, Erik Hyam, wrote that a cease-and-desist letter does not remotely arise to the requirements of statute and that the gym did not intend to close absent a court order.

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Coronavirus response | Champaign County judge orders St. Joseph gym that reopened to be shut down - Champaign/Urbana News-Gazette