ExerciseNZ Partners with COM Marketing

Both COM Marketing and Exercise New Zealand share a passion for building healthy nations through training and supporting fitness and health professionals to create fitter, healthier and more active people. This has resulted in a perfect opportunity for a partnership.  Please click here to see the Com Marketing media release. 

ExerciseNZ Partners with DebitSuccess

Australasia’s largest payments processor Debitsuccess and the Exercise Association of New Zealand (ExerciseNZ) have announced a partnership designed to support the growth of the health/fitness/exercise industry. Please click here to see the DebitSuccess media release.

August 2019 Latest Stories

Exercise increases life expectancy, regardless of people’s size

Exercise as Medicine 

Putting the Fun in Functional Training 

Best for babies if mothers exercise during pregnancy

July 2019 Latest Stories

New Zealand worst in the developed world for inactivity

June 2019 Latest Stories

Research shows importance of exercise in cancer care

Thousands of kiwis to celebrate international yoga day on June 21

May 2019 Latest Stories

Wellbeing Budget lacked wellness – exercise expert says

Exercise could guard against Alzheimers

April 2019 Latest Stories

Misconception that Summer best time to join gyms in NZ

 First major exercise conference in Christchurch in 15 years

ExerciseNZ CE flags anomaly of high gym membership yet overall low activity levels

ExerciseNZ encourages entries for 2019 Awards 

 

March 2019 Latest Stories

Dr Grant Davidson, Skills Active CE – Potential Court action over proposed changes to ITO

 Inactivity Levels & Gym Memberships 

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NZ among the worst countries for physical activity

 

February 2019 Latest Stories

Gym Memberships or work out at home?

Supervised exercise produces better results

ExerciseNZ CE Richard Beddie, Invited to present at World Health Organisation (WHO) 

The WHO event could improve the quality of lives of Kiwis, and if implemented, will reduce the health burden of inactivity on the taxpayer and government and it will explore ways of collaboration between Government, NGOs, the exercise industry and employers to get more Kiwis to be more active.

 

January 2019 Latest Stories

Karen Hay – Interviews Richard Beddie, CE ExerciseNZ

Kickstart 2019 with Exercise – Richard Beddie, CE ExerciseNZ

 

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