Post-Pandemic Fitness Experimentation

Post-Pandemic Fitness Experimentation

This past third quarter marks the most normal consumers have felt since pre-pandemic regarding work, social life, eating, and exercising. But what’s normal now is not the same as 2019. Many, if not most, Americans experienced major life changes over the past 2 ½ years. They can’t just slip right back into the fitness routines of the past. Accordingly, fitness engagement has fluctuated dramatically even in the past year or so, as consumers try out new options and routines to find what suits the lives they lead now.

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Online Fitness and the Return to the Gym

Online Fitness and the Return to the Gym

When we conducted our first annual Online Fitness Deep Dive study in 2020, news headlines were declaring that Peloton had killed the gym. We’re now on our third wave of the online fitness tracker, and the headlines have completely reversed themselves. What a difference two years makes!

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Inflation and Fitness Spending

Inflation and Fitness Spending

After wrapping up our Q3 data from our health and fitness tracker we discuss how we’re seeing inflation impact spending and whether or not our health and fitness is becoming more or less important.

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The Art of Public Speaking

The Art of Public Speaking

In this episode we discuss the fears and thrills around public speaking. How to overcome stage fright, tips for a successful presentation, and why if you want to advance in your career, getting a grasp on public speaking is good for you!

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The Rise of Online Fitness

The Rise of Online Fitness

The entire sector of “online fitness” has seen a huge increase in interest among consumers, thanks to COVID. We sit down in today’s podcast and talk about what that looks like, if it’s here to stay, or if this is just another passing fad.

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First Year Reflections of Market Researchers

First Year Reflections of Market Researchers

Chuck sits down with two first year marketing researchers and discusses what their first year in the field was like. We discover the things they found easy, stuff that was difficult to adjust to, and advice they have for anyone ready to jump into the world of market research.

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