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Study links pre-workout supplement use to very short sleep among teens and young adults

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Teenagers and young adults who reported using pre-workout dietary supplements were more than twice as likely as non-users to say they slept five hours or less per night, according to an analysis of Canadian survey data published in the journal Sleep Epidemiology.

CNET has named the Fitbit Charge 6 as the best fitness tracker overall and the Apple Watch Series 11 as the top for heart rate accuracy following lab tests. The review highlights devices suited for various needs, from general activity tracking to serious athletic performance. Testing involved extensive workouts and comparisons for metrics like battery life, features and precision.

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Users of the Google Pixel Watch are experiencing unreliable step counts, calories burned, and other fitness metrics following Fitbit's March update. Some reports indicate stats have even tripled.

Nash’s Café has launched in China, Maine, offering a convenient spot for gym-goers to grab post-workout refreshments. The new venue, connected to Nash’s Gym, opened in early November in a renovated building on Legion Memorial Drive. It provides coffee, smoothies, and simple meals in a cozy, community-focused setting.

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Researchers at Edith Cowan University have discovered that varying training intensities can alter the gut bacteria composition in athletes. The study highlights how intense workouts influence microbial balance, while periods of rest lead to dietary shifts and slower digestion. These findings suggest potential links between gut health and athletic performance.

The Garmin Venu 4 smartwatch introduces advanced fitness tracking in a polished, everyday wearable. Priced at $550, it offers week-long battery life and metrics like training readiness, appealing to casual enthusiasts. However, its software feels sluggish compared to competitors.

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A Limerick-based gym company, Revaled, has applied to expand into Tipperary with new gym and padel facilities. Tipperary County Council is set to decide on the application by March 16, 2026. The move aims to bring fitness and sports options to the region.

 

 

 

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