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LVFA is participating in #BEACTIVE DAY 2022

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2022-09-14

#BEACTIVE DAY is a pan-European campaign promoting the joy of physical activity and the benefits of an active life - for mental, social and physical well-being.

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LVFA joins Sectoral Manifesto for EuropeActive’s Horizon 2025

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2022-04-26

As a member of EuropeActive Latvian ealth and Fitness association joined Sectoral Manifesto.

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Open Letter to Latvian Government

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Balticfitness

2021-08-19

Sports clubs are extremely disappointed with the decision taken by the Government to ban indoor sports training (classes) in sports clubs, supplementing the Cabinet of Ministers regulations no. 360 “Epidemiological safety measures to limit the spread of Covid-19 infection” (hereinafter – the Regulations) with Clause 31.1, which provides: “From 17 October 2020 to 6 November 2020, sports training (classes) shall be organized outdoors, individually or remotely. Changing rooms are not used when organizing group sports trainings

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LVFA 's position against operating restrictions

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Balticfitness

2021-06-09

In our opinion, there is no economic justification for the possibility to open only to vaccinated, COVID-19-infected and tested customers, it may rather lead to the bankruptcy of the industry, therefore LVFA members decided at the general meeting not to open such a condition. (The exception is one municipal company and two very small fitness studios.) We are already in a very limited situation - we have applied for additional state financial support, as the existing support does not reach us due to the specifics of our work (square footage is relatively small) . At the moment, the government a

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Insight: When eturning to work

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Balticfitness

2021-04-30

The October 2020 IHRSA report found that 95% of sports club members lack at least one aspect of their club, and more than half are dissatisfied with being forced to stop their training routine. Despite the intimidating stories in the media that the boom in home fitness inspired by COVID will mean the end of traditional sports clubs, it is gratifying that most sports club members want to return to training in the gym. "Since the reopening of the sports and fitness clubs in June and July, we have seen a large number of members want to return to the club as soon as possible, and we are almost bac

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Pētījums atklāj, ka neaktivitāte ir galvenais smagas saslimšanas ar COVID-19 riska faktors

The study finds that inactivity is a major risk factor for severe COVID-19

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Baltic fitness

April 14, 2021

Fiziskām aktivitātēm ir labvēlīga ietekme uz vairākām fizioloģiskām sistēmām, kuras saslimšanas gadījumā visvairāk ietekmē COVID-19, kā arī tām ir labvēlīga ietekme uz cilvēka imunitāti, vielmaiņu un garīgo veselību. Pagājušā gada pētījumi ir atklājuši saistību starp fizisko aktivitāšu neesamību ar smagas COVID-19 saslimšanas gadījumiem.Izsakoties konkrētāk – ir saikne starp fiziskām aktivitātēm un COVID-19 rezultātiem. Pandēmijas sākumā pētnieki Apvienotajā Karalistē atklāja, ka neveselīgs dzīvesveids, tostarp fiziskā neaktivitāte, paaugstināja hospitalizācijas risku........

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Medicīnas eksperti par fitnesa klubu drošību un svarīgumu

Medical Experts on the Safety & Value of Clubs

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Balticfitness

November 5, 2020

Jūs, visticamāk, esat dzirdējuši argumentu, ka sporta zāles un fitnesa klubi ir netīri un var veicināt koronavīrusa izplatīšanos. Šādi apgalvojumi ir nepatiesi, maldinoši un rada nopietnas problēmas fitnesa nozares pastāvēšanai.Ņemot vērā sabiedrības negatīvās attieksmes pieaugumu, nozares pārstāvjivēlas pierādīt, ka fitnesa klubi ir droši un būtiski cilvēka veselībai.IHRSA kā globālai tirdzniecības asociācijai ir unikāla spēja apvienot viedokļus visā pasaulē, lai veicinātu fiziskās aktivitātes, vienlaikus attīstot, aizsargājot un popularizējot nozari. Tā cenšas ......

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Ieskats: atgriežoties darbā

Insight: When eturning to work

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Balticfitness

April 30, 2021

2020. gada oktobra IHRSA ziņojumā konstatēts, ka 95% sporta klubu biedru pietrūkst vismaz viena sava kluba aspekta, un vairāk nekā puse ir neapmierināti ar savas treniņu rutīnas piespiedu apstādināšanu. Neskatoties uz plašsaziņas līdzekļos parādītiem biedējošiem stāstiem, ka COVID iedvesmotais mājas fitnesa uzplaukums nozīmēs tradicionālo sporta klubu beigas- ir iepriecinoši, ka lielākā daļa sporta klubu dalībnieku vēlas atgriezties pie treniņiem sporta zālē. “Kopš sporta un fitnesa klubu atkārtotas atvēršanas jūnijā un jūlijā mēs esam pieredzējuši, ka lielu biedru skaitu, pēc iespēj.......

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Pētījums atklāj: Regulāri vingrinājumi var trīsreiz samazināt nāves risku no COVID-19

The study reveals: Regular exercise can reduce the risk of death from COVID-19 threefold

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Balticfitness

April 22, 2021

Regulāri vingrinājumi vairāk nekā par trešdaļu samazina iespēju nomirt no infekcijas slimībām, piemēram, COVID-19, un par 31% samazina inficēšanās risku, atklāts nozīmīgā pētījumā.Pirmais pasaulē veiktais pētījums par saikni starp vingrinājumiem un imunitāti pret COVID-19 ieteica cilvēkiem nodarboties ar mērenās intensitātes fiziskām aktivitātēm 30 minūtes dienā, piecas dienas nedēļā vai 150 minūtes nedēļā. Ieteicamās fiziskās aktivitātes ir pastaiga, skriešana, riteņbraukšana un spēka vingrinājumi. Šādas fiziskās aktivitātes var padarīt vakcīnas līdz pat 40% efektīvākas, paziņoja ......

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Ārsta padoms: sporta zāles var palīdzēt cīņā ar COVID-19 un mazināt vīrusa negatīvo ietekmi

Doctor Says Gyms Can Help Prevent COVID-19 & Lessen Its Impact

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Balticfitness

November 6, 2020

Roberts Sallis, M.D., saka: “Lai arī kas notiktu, ir jāļauj cilvēkiem vingrot un būt fiziski aktīviem, mums tas ir jādara, tā ir būtiska dzīves sastāvdaļa.”Veselības saglabāšana ir galvenais fitnesa nozares uzdevums. Pandēmijas laikā nozares uzmanības centrā visu laiku ir bijis sniegt cilvēkiem atbalstu turpināt droši nodarboties ar fiziskajām aktivitātēm, kaut arī klubi bija slēgti. Tajā laikā galvenā uzmanība tika pievērsta stingru drošības pasākumu izstrādei, lai mazinātu saslimstības risku un ļautu fitnesa klubiem atkal turpināt darbu. Neskatoties uz šiem centieniem, plašsaziņas ......

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