Extended reality is bringing immersive, personalized workout experiences to the fitness industry. Leaders at four fitness brands told BI their extended-reality services helped them reach new users.

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Video games can provide fitness and mental health benefits. Gamified fitness can make working out more engaging and fun. Fitness-based video games are available on various platforms, including VR ...

Gyms have never been my friend. Like, presumably, 99.3 percent of the adult human population, I hate working out. I scrutinize myself in gym mirrors, berate my form and technique, and imagine each and ...

I’d love this to be some sort of New Year’s Resolution type piece, but I began going back to VR fitness games at the beginning of December because my t-shirts started to fit like a small rubber band ...

A virtual reality (VR) exercise session may be as effective as telehealth appointments at providing short-term pain relief for women diagnosed with endometriosis, according to the results of a new ...