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Why Are People in Latvia Not Moving Enough? #BEACTIVE DAY Discussion to Explore Solutions for Physical and Mental Health

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LVFA

2026-09-14

Why Are People in Latvia Not Moving Enough? #BEACTIVE DAY Discussion to Explore Solutions for Physical and Mental HealthOn 16 September at 14:00, the newly opened sports complex of Rīga Stradiņš University (RSU) will host the #BEACTIVE DAY 2026 discussion “Sport for Physical and Mental Health: How Can We Get People in Latvia to Move More?”

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Movement for Balance: #BEACTIVE DAY 2026 Campaign Launched at RSU

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LVFA

2026-09-14

Movement for Balance: #BEACTIVE DAY 2026 Campaign Launched at RSUOn 16 July, the #BEACTIVE DAY 2026 campaign in Latvia was officially launched with a warm-up event at Rīga Stradiņš University (RSU). This year, the campaign focuses on mental health and wellbeing, highlighting the important role regular physical activity can play in supporting everyday wellbeing.

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Let’s prove to Europe that Latvia has the strongest sporting spirit!

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LVFA

2025-09-15

Show Europe that Latvia has the strongest sporting spirit – join the #BEACTIVEDAY Office Challenge from September 22–26! Just 8 minutes of daily movement with trainers and colleagues. Boost your energy, share your moments, and win prizes!

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Movement for a Healthy Heart: How Physical Activity Helps Prevent and Manage Cardiovascular Diseases

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LVFA

2025-09-11

Cardiovascular diseases are the leading cause of death in Latvia, but everyone can reduce their risk through regular physical activity. Movement lowers blood pressure, improves circulation, strengthens the heart, and boosts daily energy levels. On 23 September, #BEACTIVEDAY 2025 invites you to get moving and take a step towards a healthier heart!

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Movement as Medicine: How Physical Activity Helps Prevent and Manage Diabetes

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LVFA

2025-09-01

Today, more and more people are living with chronic diseases – especially diabetes, which affects millions worldwide, including in Latvia. Diabetes is often called a “silent epidemic” because it develops gradually but can lead to serious health complications for the heart, kidneys, eyes, and nervous system. The good news is that we can all do a lot to reduce the risk or improve our well-being if we already live with diabetes. One of the most effective “medicines” available to everyone is movement.

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Physical activities on a daily basis: the support of others and internal motivation are important. Elvis Jansons, Loreta Bērziņa September 13, 9:05 am

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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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Asociācijas preses relīze, ko jau ir publicējuši vairāki ziņu portāli.

The association's press release, which has already been published by several news portals.

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Balticfitness

February 11, 2021

Latvijas Veselības un Fitnesa asociācija norāda, ka Ministru kabinetā apstiprinātais un Veselības ministrijas virzītais “luksofora” princips nozīmē lēnu nāvi nozarei, jo visdrīzāk 100 saslimušo rādītājs uz 100 tūkstošiem iedzīvotāju tiks sasniegts tikai rudenī, it īpaši ņemot vērā šī brīža vakcinēšanās tempus. Asociācija aicinās valdību pārskatīt šo piesardzības pasākumu mazināšanas shēmu un vadīties pēc Igaunijas un citu valstu pieredzes, lemjot par sporta nozares likteni.“Mēs redzam, ka Latvijā saslimstība ar Covid-19 mazinās no nedēļas uz nedēļu, salīdzinot ar pērnā gada ......

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We are for it!

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Balticfitness

March 21, 2021

#gribusportotTAGAD2020. gada 12. martā Latvijā tika izsludināta ārkārtas situācija. 2020. gada 13. oktobra Ministru kabineta noteikumi Nr.624 “Grozījumi Ministru kabineta 2020. gada 9. jūnija noteikumos Nr. 360 “Epidemioloģiskās drošības pasākumi Covid-19 infekcijas izplatības ierobežošanai” noteica, tajā skaitā, arī sporta klubu darbības ierobežojumus. Pamatojoties uz 2020. gada 6. novembra Ministru kabineta rīkojumu Nr.655 “Par ārkārtas situācijas izsludināšanu” (turpmāk – Rīkojums) 5.17.2.punktu ar 2020. gada 21. novembri tika pārtraukti sporta treniņu (nodarbību), tai skaitā ......

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On the inclusion of fitness club costs in eligible expenditure.

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