What's new in fitness in 2017
Where will fitness, health, and overall wellness go in 2017? Here are a few of the areas expected to grow in the health industry in the coming year.
Tag: "Department of Health and Exercise Science"
CSU student is sole U.S. male chosen for grueling bike race across Siberia
A Colorado State University graduate student is the only male cyclist in the country selected for one of the longest, most grueling bicycle stage race in the world — a 5,700-mile grind across Russia.
In memory: Cecilia Ann Martin
Dr. Cecilia Ann Martin, 82, of Greeley, died peacefully after a short illness on December 5.
Five new year's resolutions for healthier, stronger girls
This new year, physical fitness expert and CSU alumna Kellie Walters has advice for adolescents resolving to make changes to their appearance: Focus on being healthy and strong and don’t worry about weight or looks.
Health and exercise science student-veteran juggles family, classes, reserves and applying to medical school
Daniel Houser is excited to have found his path in life — and if all goes as planned, he is on the way to becoming a doctor in the Air Force.
CSU spinoff Smart Fit Girls planning to expand
Just in time for those new year’s resolutions, a CSU spinoff that provides health and fitness coaching to girls is planning to expand.
Health and Exercise Science breaks ground on lab expansion
Faculty from the Department of Health and Exercise Science joined CSU officials Monday to celebrate a groundbreaking for the expansion of a very special lab on campus.
Breast cancer survivors sought for CSU study
CSU researchers are looking for breast cancer survivors who have recently completed chemotherapy and/or radiation treatment to participate in a study comparing group exercise to personal training.
Study aims to increase positive views on aging, physical exercise
Professor Manfred Diehl in CSU's department of Human Development and Family Studies is challenging negative views on aging and physical exercise in order to promote healthy aging.
Study finds troubling evidence of teens’ lack of physical activity
A Colorado State University researcher has uncovered definitive evidence about adolescents’ lack of physical activity, and the results are not good.