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A treat for your tricks: 3D printed chocolate in exchange for exercise
In a study examining the relationship between exercise and food reward, participants who exercise the most get ultra-smooth, 3D-printed chocolate.
Wii games don’t mean kids exercise more
b>HOUSTON (Texas)/b>: Virtual boxing, tennis and dancing along with videogame systems may not be helping children meet daily exercise requirements.
Fitness tracker games may help families get more exercise
When fitness trackers alone fail to get families moving enough, turning step counts into a competition might help people get more exercise, a small experiment suggests.
Exercise can be contagious, new social network analysis finds
Now here's a contagion that might not be so bad to encounter. A new analysis of the running habits of about 1.1 million people reveals that exercise is indeed contagious – though its communicability depends on who's spreading it.
Exercise tracking app reveals details of military sites
A map showing paths taken by users of an exercise tracking app reveals potentially sensitive information about American and allied military personnel in places including Afghanistan, Iraq and Syria.
Exercise generator for busy people
Sworkit — the app that generates randomised exercise routines based on your timeframe of choice — just added custom workouts.
Researchers used Twitter to study exercise preferences
What are the typical profiles of amateur athletes in the United States? How can public health messaging encouraging physical activity best target local populations? These questions were the basis of a study led by doctors from Boston University’s School of Public Health.
Older adults with diabetes may get exercise from videogames
Middle aged and older people with type 2 diabetes may be able to meet activity guidelines by playing games on the Wii Fit Plus system, according to a small Swiss study.
Activity trackers not always great for monitoring exercise heart rate
Some people who rely on fitness trackers to see how hard they work out may want to rethink this approach, according to a small study.
Playing Pokemon Go can bring families closer and encourage kids to exercise
Playing popular gaming app Pokémon Go can help families spend quality time together and increase their levels of physical activity.
