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Companies rush to replace the gym at CES The year of the first-ever all-virtual CES is, unsurprisingly, the year of the virtual gym. The past 12 months have seen most of our fitness routines completely transformed — speaking for myself, my Apple Watch step count shows two big empty spots where March and April are. Fitness startups h…

A New Coworking Space Heats Up Boulder’s Pearl Street - 5280 At Kiln, clean, modern design and life-enhancing amenities add up to a stylish strategy for flexible work.

The Local Cooperative Diversifying Denver's Yoga Community - 5280 Satya Yoga Cooperative believes Denverites of color deserve a welcoming yoga environment—and the healing it brings—too.

Colorado-Born Apps to Help You Start the New Year Off Right Local tech companies have created ways to help you become fitter, faster, calmer, and a more conscious shopper in 2021.

Techstars Announces Maëlle Gavet as new CEO Techstars' new CEO is Maëlle Gavet, entrepreneur, leading tech executive, and author of Trampled by Unicorns: Big Tech's Empathy Problem and How to Fix It

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WHO recommends adults do
🕒 at least 150–300 minutes of moderate-intensity aerobic physical activity; or
🕒 at least 75–150 minutes of vigorous-intensity aerobic physical activity throughout the week.

Staying active improves all aspects of our lives. From preventing diseases to boosting mental wellbeing, every move counts.

Colorado gyms big and small say new 10% capacity limits are “not a survivable number for us” After meeting with officials of the governor’s office this week, representatives of Colorado’s gym and fitness industry say they are grateful that the state wants to help them survive n…

Google Fit receives new home screen and better sleep tracking Google Fit has been in a state of limbo for a while now. It has always lagged behind competing services from Apple, Samsung, and others, and sometimes has

Longmont, Boulder gyms adapt in wake of coronavirus, but fear more restrictions could lead to shut down Longmont and Boulder gyms muscled their way through tough months. Now, they fear a stay-at-home order could close their businesses.