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An industry response to the article: The Myth About Exercise in Time Magazine
by Ryan Hogan | Thursday, August 20, 2009
On a recent trip to America, I was browsing a newsagent at the Seattle airport and came across TIME magazine with the following title on the cover: "The Myth About Exercise. Of course it's good for you, but it won't make you lose weight. Why it's what you eat that really counts." And to top it off, there was a massive picture of a woman on a treadmill eyeing a cupcake! Of course, I had to immediately buy the magazine and read the article. ...read more
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Words of wisdom: essential books for Personal Trainer success
by Oliver Kitchingman | Friday, August 14, 2009
The following post is written by guest author Andrew Verdon.
I have been travelling a lot recently with my work with the Australian Institute of Sport as things speed up in the journey towards the London 2012 Olympic Games. It feels like I haven’t really been home since FILEX back in April! ...read more
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In addition to fitness centres, the PPCA now looks to increase music royalties in cafes and restaurants.
by Ryan Hogan | Thursday, August 06, 2009
It appears that the always money hungry PPCA (the organization that represents recording companies and artists in Australia) is not content with increase of fees they are now enjoying from the night club industry, and the potential increase in revenue from the Fitness Industry, they have now decided to attack cafe & restaurant businesses. ...read more
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