The result? An outdoor equipment market that is exploding, rustic glamping that trumps 5-star luxury resorts, and an explosion in outdoor fitness programming. Many of us turned to the great outdoors: walking, hiking, cycling, climbing, gardening, camping, flocking to lakes and oceans to swim. This, combined with the ways the pandemic radically elevated the value we put on nature and wilderness is a huge opportunity for the fitness industry. Getting down and dirty in nature is crucial to our overall wellness and the health of the world’s soil and its impact of on human health is being researched and lauded. Dirty Wellness: T he New “Nature Economy” Impacts Fitness The Future of Fitness from a Wellness POV : 8 Trendsġ. Here are my thoughts on how the wellness trends identified for 2022 by the Global Wellness Summit (in its annual, in-depth report ) are specifically impacting the $738 billion physical activity economy, a sector that is set to nearly double to $1.2 trillion in 2025 1. I also had the opportunity to serve as a board member of the California Governor’s Council on Physical Fitness and Sports alongside Arnold Schwarzenegger. Then, I began my career as a fitness instructor, pivoting to spa and wellness during my years of working closely with spa pioneer and my dear friend Deborah Szekely, who founded both Rancho La Puerta and The Golden Door (and also just celebrated her 100 th birthday!).
Some of you might not know that my career is rooted in fitness (I first earned a BA in Recreation Administration, which I followed with an MBA). I recently spoke at IHRSA 2022 Miami sharing 8 of our 2022 Global Wellness Trends and the way they may impact the future of the fitness industry. The pandemic has sparked profound shifts in what consumers perceive as “true wellness” – what they want, need and expect has fundamentally changed. Personalized weight routines can be loaded onto a special computerized card, simplifying set-up and follow-through on machines.How They Will Impact the Future of Fitnessīy Susie Ellis, CEO of the Global Wellness Institute Safer and easier to use than equipment with weight stacks, these machines provide a more effective workout because they isolate specific muscles. Two dual-functioning weight machines by HUR, which use air resistance rather than weights.NuStep recumbent steppers, specially designed for low impact, effective cardiovascular and strength benefits.users to step through the bike to be seated rather than step over a bar that might cause the user to stumble.Two unique recumbent bicycles that allow.Two treadmills with safety features that include extended rails and a monitor to shut off the machine if the user gets too close to the end of the treadmill.Exercise room available 24 hours a day, after orientation with fitness staff.Senior-friendly equipment that was selected following two years of research by staff.In addition to classes and planned events, all residents of our wellness campus have access to a state-of-the-art exercise equipment room, located in Town Center in The Manor. Three LifeTrail™ fitness kiosks on campus that residents can use during walk.Bus trips to off-campus events, restaurants, and shopping.Full-time fitness specialist who leads general and specialized exercise classes five days a week.
Certified Therapeutic Recreation Specialists on staff to help you attain your personal goals.Variety of fitness classes focused on strength, balance, endurance, flexibility, and range of motion.Intellectual programs that include music, puzzles, problem-solving, movies and reading.Educational programming, events, and classes serving all of the six dimensions of wellness are offered throughout the year to help each resident live their best life. Whole person wellness is a top priority year-round. This model emphasizes six dimensions of wellness: spiritual, physical, vocational, emotional, intellectual and social wellness. As a wellness campus with options for care, Meth-Wick Community promotes the whole- person wellness model in all levels of care.
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