Overcoming Barriers to Healthy Eating
April 3, 2024Healthy eating plays an important role in our overall well-being. According to the 2023 American Fitness Index, just 29.5% of adults in the 100 largest… Read more
Listen to Your Heartbeat: Empowering Women with Knowledge
February 19, 2024Did you know heart disease is the #1 killer of women, claiming more lives than all forms of cancer combined? High blood pressure accounts for… Read more
Breathe Easier | Smoking Cessation Resources for Better Health
November 8, 2023Only 20 minutes after your last cigarette, your heart rate and blood pressure begin to drop. Within a few days, the carbon monoxide level in… Read more
The Built Environment and Physical Activity
October 30, 2023It has been well-established that physical activity and/or exercise can help to reduce the risk of chronic diseases such as obesity, diabetes, cancer and cardiovascular… Read more
Urban green spaces: A “green third place” to promote community
August 31, 2023I love my local public green spaces. I have two (a town park and a nearby school) within easy walking/biking distance from home. We see… Read more
Natural Health: Access to Nature Improves Mental Health, Physical Activity and Chronic Diseases
July 31, 2023Have you ever wandered to a local park after a long day or a long week, taken a deep breath, and felt stress and tension… Read more
Play(grounds) for All: Inclusive Playgrounds and the Fitness Professional
June 28, 2023For children, playgrounds offer numerous physical, social and cognitive benefits, including the development of motor skills, social skills, creativity and independence. These structures, defined as… Read more
Community Gardens: Enhancing Nutrition, Physical Activity and Connection in Neighborhoods Across America
April 25, 2023Gardening goes in and out of fashion over time, but the COVID-19 pandemic ushered in a new, younger wave of gardeners, many of whom grow… Read more
Economic Benefits of Workplace Wellness Programs and Changes since COVID-19
March 27, 2023Since the start of the COVID-19 pandemic, more employees have shifted to hybrid and remote work in office work, telehealth, information technology, education and other… Read more
Activity Friendly Spaces Make Good Business “Cents”: How Local Businesses can Support and Advocate for Pedestrians and Cyclists
March 10, 2023Without question, activity friendly spaces—those that support walking and bicycling for leisure and transportation—are good for both personal health and the environment. When trips that… Read more
The Role of Stress in Sleep Quality
February 21, 2023Have you ever gone to sleep at night and woke up the next day feeling groggy and unrested? Or not be able to fall asleep… Read more
Get Active to Combat Stress this Holiday Season
December 15, 2022Feeling overwhelmed at the thought of the holiday season? You are not alone. Seasonal illnesses, end-of-year work pressures, potential holiday tension and cold weather challenges… Read more
Don’t “Weight” to Focus on a Good Night’s Sleep
November 30, 2022I am a poor sleeper. I am not the only one: The CDC reports one third of the U.S. population does not get the recommended… Read more
Should I Sleep or Exercise? The Relationship between Sleep and Activity
October 25, 2022Daily sleep and physical activity each have individual impacts on a variety of health outcomes and risk factors (1,2,3). There may be reciprocal relationships between… Read more
Physical Activity, Healthy Weight, and National Security
September 28, 2022When Sports Illustrated subscribers thumbed through the final issue of 1960, they encountered the usual assortment of sporting news. Bart Starr led the Packers past… Read more
Physical Activity in School-Aged Children
August 18, 2022School-aged children should get at least 60 minutes of moderate- or vigorous-intensity physical activity every day of the week. Only 26% of adolescents met these… Read more
Using the American Fitness Index in the Classroom: Strategies and Lessons Learned
July 11, 2022The American Fitness Index is a valuable tool and resource to researchers and practitioners alike. As an educator, I believe it has a place in… Read more
Parks, Trails and Greenways Plus Programming Can Increase Physical Activity
June 22, 2022Parks, trails, and greenways are an important part of a community. They are places where people can move, relax, and enjoy time with others. A… Read more
Moving More to Improve Mental Health: What City Officials Need To Know
June 2, 2022One of the personal health indicators selected for inclusion into ACSM’s American Fitness Index is a measure of the mental health status of city residents.… Read more
The Cost of Mental Health: Seeking Community Solutions
May 10, 2022Good mental health is effective functioning in daily activities resulting in good productivity (e.g., work, school), healthy relationships and the ability to cope with adversity.… Read more
#EatingHealthy: Can Nutrition Apps Do the Job?
March 23, 2022We’ve all seen the increase in the number of available apps to monitor lifestyle behaviors such as physical activity, sleep and stress. There is also… Read more
Knowledge is Power: Wearable Heart Health Monitoring
February 10, 2022February is heart month, and wearable devices are becoming a larger part of heart health promotion and cardiovascular care. Wearable devices incorporated into clothing or… Read more
New Year, New You? Resources to Support an Active Lifestyle
January 25, 2022If you’re among the millions of Americans who want to start moving more in the new year, finding resources to exercise safely can be challenging.… Read more
Addressing Fitness Index FOMO | Resources for Cities Not Included on the Rankings Report
December 15, 2021The American Fitness Index assesses key indicators and ranks the largest 100 U.S. cities by population and names one as the fittest city annually. What… Read more
Food Insecurity: Defining and Addressing a Community Health Challenge
November 5, 2021Food insecurity is defined by the U.S. Department of Agriculture (USDA) as “a household-level economic and social condition of limited or uncertain access to adequate… Read more
6 Ways to Support Your Clients’ Mental & Physical Well-Being
November 2, 2021Regular physical activity provides several long-term benefits that can help prevent and treat mental health disorders. Fitness professionals can support the mental and physical well-being… Read more
The Importance of Sleep for Health
September 15, 2021When we think about the most important actions that we can take to protect our health, we usually consider behaviors such as partaking in regular… Read more
Impact of the COVID-19 Pandemic on the Fitness Index Indicators
August 24, 2021We can all agree that the COVID-19 pandemic had a major impact on our lives and lifestyle in 2020 and continues yet today. Millions were… Read more
Active People, Healthy Nation℠: Creating an Active America Together
August 23, 2021Regular physical activity is one of the most important things that people can do to support their health. Being active can immediately help people feel… Read more
What Makes Arlington, Virginia the Fittest City in America?
July 13, 2021The American Fitness Index scores the country’s 100 largest cities (based on population) on 34 indicators of health. These indicators are broken into two categories:… Read more
How High Is Your Bike Score? Barriers to Bikeable Communities
April 28, 2021Moving to a new city in the middle of the COVID-19 pandemic could have made for a difficult transition. Without the typical options of going… Read more
Overcoming Barriers to Active Transportation
April 14, 2021Active transportation has important environmental, health and economic benefits. Promoting active modes of transportation including walking, cycling and wheelchair or stroller rolling, can increase physical… Read more
Nutritional Strategies for Healthy Aging
March 23, 2021Over the last century, the human lifespan has undergone dramatic changes. At the start of the 20th century, the average lifespan at birth for women… Read more
Healthy Hearts Power Fit Cities
February 9, 2021February is American Heart Month, and there is no better time to appreciate the benefits of cardiovascular fitness and a strong heart! Heart disease is… Read more
Staying Active During the COVID-19 Pandemic: Meeting Physical Activity Guidelines
January 20, 2021The coronavirus pandemic has had a large impact on our daily life activities including our work, how we move from point A to point B,… Read more
Virtual Run, Walk and Roll Events, A Great Way to Stay Active and Connected!
December 7, 2020The year 2020 has been a challenge for all of us. Schools, colleges, universities and businesses went virtual due to the COVID-19 pandemic. Commercial health… Read more
Holiday Stress Buster | Physically Distanced Physical Activity
November 20, 2020Feeling overwhelmed at the thought of the holiday season? You are not alone. This winter will layer pandemic anxiety on top of holiday tension and… Read more
Quit Smoking to Improve Your Health | Smoking Cessation Resources
November 16, 2020Only 20 minutes after your last cigarette, your heart rate and blood pressure begin to drop. Within a few days, the carbon monoxide level in… Read more
October is Pedestrian Safety Month
October 20, 2020The release of the 2020 American Fitness Index saw the average pedestrian fatality rate across the U.S.’s 100 largest cities grow from 2.2 deaths per… Read more
Unhealthy Air Quality in the U.S. Pacific Northwest
September 11, 2020As fires plague the Pacific Northwest region of the United States, residents in the area must be particularly cautious when spending time outdoors due to… Read more
Healthy Eating in America’s 100 Largest Cities
August 7, 2020The ACSM American Fitness Index, supported by the Anthem Foundation, ranks the 100 largest cities in America on a variety of personal and community health… Read more
Arlington, Virginia, es Nombrada “La Ciudad Más en Forma” en 2020 American Fitness Index® Ranking de los 100 mejores
July 14, 2020La pandemia de COVID-19, la investigación subraya la importancia de la actividad física, la infraestructura en la batalla por la salud de la comunidad Lisa… Read more
The American Fitness Index in 2020 | The Essential Nature of Parks
June 26, 2020For more than a decade the ACSM American Fitness Index® has provided an annual snapshot of community fitness for some of the largest cities and… Read more
Take to the Trails!
June 18, 2020The ancient curse “may you live in interesting times!” seems fitting right now. While the stay-at-home order has constrained our normally hectic lives, we have… Read more
Intentional Daily Movement | Coping with the COVID-19 Pandemic
May 27, 2020My name is Olivia Affuso and I am a streak runner. I have run at least one mile every day for the last 600 consecutive… Read more
2020 Fitness Index Release to be delayed
May 15, 2020The American College of Sports Medicine (ACSM), in collaboration with philanthropic partner, Anthem Foundation, will delay the release of the 2020 American Fitness Index rankings… Read more
Physical Activity | Benefits Year-Round
February 20, 2020The American College of Sports Medicine (ACSM) American Fitness Index is one of the most credible and reliable assessments of individual and community fitness across… Read more
Disparities in the Quality of Physical Activity Environments
December 11, 2019There are race, ethnic and socioeconomic status (SES) disparities in physical activity. The disparities differ by domain of physical activity (e.g., occupation, transportation), but there… Read more
America’s Most Dangerous Cities for Pedestrians
November 13, 2019Across America’s 100 largest cities an average of 2.2 pedestrians were killed per 100,000 residents in the last year. With a total population of 64,504,498 … Read more
Advocate for Active Transportation in Your Community | Op-ed Template
November 4, 2019A key step in increasing active transportation habits and avenues in your community is working to increase awareness of the economical, personal health and environmental… Read more
Pedestrian Safety Concerns Hinder Active Transportation
October 22, 2019In 2018, 6,227 pedestrian fatalities occurred in the United States, the highest number in nearly three decades and a four percent increase from 2017 according… Read more
Halloween Safety Tips
October 18, 2019Halloween can be a fun holiday for families if you follow these safety tips to keep trick-or-treaters and party goers safe at night! Be Safe… Read more
Supporting Local Communities in the Fight Against Food Insecurity
August 13, 2019The American Fitness Index serves as a tool and resource for community stakeholders to address conditions in the environments that negatively affect a person’s overall… Read more
Seasonal shopping at your local farmers market
July 30, 2019Eating a wide variety of colorful fruits and vegetables is the ideal way to get the necessary vitamins and minerals that your body needs. Planning… Read more
Air Quality and Outdoor Exercise
July 16, 2019There is incontrovertible evidence linking poor air quality to adverse health outcomes. This is especially true for people with pre-existing conditions such as heart disease,… Read more
Partnership Between American Fitness Index and Anthem Foundation is Twelve Years Strong
May 15, 2019The Anthem Foundation is embedded in communities across the country where it supports programs that build awareness about the importance of active lifestyles and healthy… Read more
Changes in the 2019 ACSM American Fitness Index: What Impact Will They Have?
May 7, 2019Since the creation of the ACSM American Fitness Index®, the data team constantly looks for ways to improve the rankings. Also, as data sources change… Read more
From 50 to 100: Lessons Learned from the Expansion of the American Fitness Index
May 3, 2019Two criticisms of the first decade of the ACSM American Fitness Index®and its annual report were that it was limited to only the 50 most… Read more
American Fitness Index: 10+ Years of Improving Community Health
April 22, 2019The American College of Sports Medicine launched the American Fitness Index (Fitness Index) in 2008. The Fitness Index ranks the 100 largest cities in the… Read more
Five Frequently Asked Questions About the Physical Activity Guidelines for Americans, 2nd Edition
February 27, 2019In 2008, the US Department of Health and Human Services (DHHS) issued the federal government’s first-ever Physical Activity Guidelines for Americans (Guidelines) to help Americans… Read more
2018 Physical Activity Guidelines – How to Meet the Goals in Everyday Activities
February 5, 2019The other day I heard a story about a woman who hated to exercise. She wanted nothing of it: going to the gym, sweating, walking… Read more
Getting up to speed on Complete Streets: 9 things you should know
December 4, 2018Complete Streets. You’ve heard of it, but you’re not exactly sure what it means or how it can benefit your community. Our friends at the… Read more
Active Transportation Choices May Affect Your Wallet and Waistline
November 26, 2018It is not surprising that having healthy habits, like walking every day, is one way to fight the holiday bulge. But did you know that… Read more
Love parks? Anchorage, Alaska is the place for you!
October 4, 2018Anchorage has more public access to park space per city acre than any other state in the United States, and its extremely variable climate presents… Read more
Parks: More Than Just a Playground
August 8, 2018Summertime is in full swing, and, for many of us, it’s the time of year we consider engaging with the great outdoors. However, as much… Read more
7 Tips for Shopping at Your Local Farmers Market
August 3, 2018There are nearly 9,000 farmers markets currently in operation across the United States. With offerings ranging from fresh fruits and vegetables to locally raised meats… Read more
2018 American Fitness Index Overview Infographic
May 14, 2018According to the 2018 ACSM American Fitness Index, the top 10 fittest cities in the U.S. are: Arlington, VA Minneapolis, MN Washington, D.C. Madison, WI… Read more
We’re Expanding! Fitness Index will now rank America’s 100 largest cities
May 6, 2018The American Fitness Index is proud to announce that the 2018 rankings will be released on May 15th! This year’s rankings feature some exciting changes. … Read more
Fruit and Vegetables Fuel Good Health
April 24, 2018You were always told you to eat fruit and vegetables – and it turns out that was very smart advice! It has been well… Read more
Good Sleep: An Indicator of Good Health
February 12, 2018Regularly getting a good night’s sleep is so important for good health that it was added as an indicator to the American Fitness Index last… Read more
Physically active families: Creating healthy habits this fall
September 12, 2017In many ways, Fall is a “new year” for American families. For those whose annual schedule revolves around the academic calendar, fall is a time… Read more
10th Annual American Fitness Index Reveals Minneapolis-St. Paul as the Newest “Fit City”
May 16, 2017Half of metro areas saw scores improve Indianapolis (May 16) – The twin cities of Minneapolis-St. Paul edged Washington, D.C. in the 10th annual American… Read more
ACSM American Fitness Index Through the Years
May 15, 2017In 2017 the ACSM American Fitness Index celebrates it’s 10th anniversary. For the last decade, the Fitness Index has been recognized as an assessment and… Read more
Celebrate Community Parks
July 12, 2016Parks are incredibly versatile, fun areas for everyone in a community. They’re perfect for children who want to play on a playground, family or friends… Read more
Washington, D.C., is Most Fit City for 3rd consecutive year, new rankings reveal
May 18, 2016For Immediate Release May 18, 2016 Mike Fulton at (301) 651-2508 or mikef@asheragency.com (Asher Agency) Annie Spencer at (317) 637-9200 or aspencer@acsm.org (American College of… Read more
Infographic: The Path to a Culture of Health
March 21, 2016Many communities develop programs and events as part of its strategic plan for improving residents health, but a more sustainable approach to gain traction is… Read more
American Fitness Index Releases New Community Action Guide
January 20, 2016For immediate release: January 20, 2016 American Fitness Index Releases New Community Action Guide Updated tool helps leaders take action to improve the health… Read more
Surgeon General Says: Step It Up!
November 4, 2015The U.S. Surgeon General, Dr. Vivek H. Murthy, wants you to make walking a part of your life and help others make it a part… Read more
Washington, DC: Profile of a Fit City
October 16, 2015To see Washington, DC’s full 2015 data report, visit https://americanfitnessindex.org/city/washington-dc/. Read more
Surgeon General’s Call to Action
September 9, 2015Only half of American adults get enough physical activity to reduce the risk of chronic disease, the leading cause of death in the U.S. Walking… Read more
#FitCityIndex Twitter Chat Highlights
August 14, 2015Did you participate in the #FitCityIndex Twitter chat? On August 5, 2015, Advisory Board Chair Dr. Walt Thompson hosted the first #FitCityIndex Twitter chat. The… Read more
Case Studies in Action: Cincinnati, OH
June 17, 2015For more information about the CHCC, visit: http://www.cincinnati-oh.gov/health/environmental-health/health-promotion-worksite-wellness/. To see how Cincinnati scored in 2015, click here. Read more
Washington DC is the Nation’s Fittest City, report says
May 19, 2015For Immediate Release: May 19, 2015 at 12:01 am Washington DC is the Nation’s Fittest City, report says Exercise decrease, chronic disease increase highlight… Read more
Case Studies in Action: Charlotte, NC
December 29, 2014Healthy Charlotte Annual Report 2014 The Healthy Charlotte effort is well on its way to leading a change in Charlotte’s culture from being a wonderful,… Read more
Hialeah to Benefit from Amerigroup Grant Aimed at Improving Health, Fitness
December 4, 2014The Amerigroup Foundation today announced that it is providing a grant to the American College of Sports Medicine (ACSM) to continue efforts to improve health… Read more
Strategic Plan Aims to Guide Cincinnati to Better Health, Fitness
December 3, 2014The American College of Sports Medicine (ACSM), with support from the Anthem Blue Cross and Blue Shield Foundation, is expanding the ACSM American Fitness Index®… Read more
Strategic Plan Aims to Guide Las Vegas To Better Health, Fitness
November 19, 2014The American College of Sports Medicine (ACSM), with support from the Anthem Blue Cross and Blue Shield Foundation, is expanding the ACSM American Fitness Index®… Read more
Rethinking Walking
November 4, 2014Walking is a simple and easy way to add physical activity to daily schedules and since it’s free, it’s available to everybody. Since the first… Read more
Taking Shape of the American Fitness Index
October 6, 2014The editors of SHAPE magazine pulled out a few statistics from the 2014 ACSM American Fitness Index® data report for its readers. The Fitness Index… Read more
Why you need to be shopping at the farmers market
August 4, 2014It’s National Farmers Market Week (August 3-9)! As a measure of access to fresh fruits and vegetables with the most nutrients, the ACSM American Fitness… Read more
July is National Park and Recreation Month!
July 14, 2014Since 1985, America has celebrated July as the nation’s official Park and Recreation Month. The American Fitness Index recognizes the importance of community parks and… Read more
Washington, D.C., Claims Top Ranking on Annual Fit City Index
May 28, 2014The American College of Sports Medicine (ACSM), with support from the WellPoint Foundation, unveiled its seventh annual American Fitness Index® () data report during the… Read more
Today Show Looks to ACSM for America’s Healthiest City
February 3, 2014To help kick off 2014, The Today Show looked at where in America you should go if you want to be “healthy, wealthy and wise”.… Read more
Minneapolis-St. Paul tops Fit List for Third Straight Year
May 29, 2013For the third consecutive year, Minneapolis-St. Paul is the healthiest, fittest metropolitan area in the United States, according to the American College of Sports Medicine’s… Read more
Minneapolis-St. Paul Tops Fit List for Second Straight Year
May 21, 2012For the second consecutive year, Minneapolis-St. Paul is the healthiest, fittest metropolitan area in the United States, according to the American College of Sports Medicine’s… Read more
Building a Healthier Chicago!
March 5, 2012ACSM has been proud to work with Assistant Surgeon General Dr. James M. Galloway in the early years of the ACSM American Fitness Index. Dr.… Read more
Oklahoma City’s Wellness Now Initiative
February 16, 2012From time to time, we like to highlight community initiatives and programs that are making a difference. Wellness Now is a community-led initiative in Oklahoma… Read more
Spotlight on Phoenix: Health and Fitness in the Valley of the Sun
February 10, 2012Today’s post takes a look at the metropolitan statistical area of Phoenix, Arizona; also known as the “Valley of the Sun”. Phoenix is the largest… Read more
Spotlight on Kansas City: Health and Fitness in the City of Fountains
February 1, 2012Today’s post takes a look at the metropolitan statistical area of Kansas City, Mo. Notably, the city has more parks, golf courses, famer’s markets and… Read more
Spotlight on Richmond, Va: Health and Fitness in One of America’s Oldest Cities
December 29, 2011Today’s post takes a look at Richmond, the third largest metropolitan statistical area (MSA) in Virginia. The city of Richmond and its surrounding areas include… Read more
Spotlight on Washington D.C. – Health and Fitness in our Nation’s Capitol
December 21, 2011Today’s post looks at the metropolitan statistical area of Washington D.C.-Arlington-Alexandria, which spans from southern Maryland to northern Virginia. From 2008-2010, DC Metro ranked at… Read more
Spotlight on Los Angeles: Health and Fitness in The City of Angels
December 9, 2011Today’s post looks at Los Angeles and its surrounding areas including Long Beach and Santa Ana. It is a city that promises new life, hope,… Read more
Spotlight on Jacksonville: Health and Fitness in Florida’s Largest Metro Area
November 20, 2011Today’s post takes a look at the metropolitan statistical area of Jacksonville, Fla., inclusive of Baker, Clay, Duval, Nassau, and St. Johns counties. Jacksonville is… Read more
Spotlight on Milwaukee: Health and Fitness in Wisconsin’s Largest City
October 31, 2011Today’s post takes a look at the metropolitan statistical area of Milwaukee-Waukesha-West Allis in Wisconsin. The fictional home of The Fonz, Richie Cunningham, Laverne and… Read more
Introducing the Technical Assistance Project
October 17, 2011To help communities improve the health of their residents, the American College of Sports Medicine (ACSM) today introduced the American Fitness Index® () Technical Assistance… Read more
Spotlight on San Jose: Health and Fitness in Silicon Valley
October 12, 2011Today’s post takes a look at the metropolitan statistical area of San Jose-Sunnyvale-Santa Clara in California. The area is often called Silicon Valley thanks to… Read more
Spotlight on Minneapolis/St. Paul
October 5, 2011Earlier this year, the American College of Sports Medicine (ACSM) released the annual ACSM American Fitness Index® () data report. This report evaluates the 50… Read more
From the Field with Dominique Ennis
February 8, 2011Dominique Ennis, of UNC Asheville Campus Recreation, talks about the state of health and fitness in of Asheville, N.C. Ennis notes that there are many… Read more
From the Field with Katrina Hall
February 2, 2011Katrina Hall talks about some of the hurdles to improving physical activity in Charlotte, N.C. Katrina discusses some programs affiliated with Presbyterian Healthcare aimed at… Read more
From the Field with NiCole Keith, PhD, FACSM
January 10, 2011NiCole Keith, PhD, FACSM, discusses the state of health and fitness in Indianapolis. Dr. Keith gives particular attention to the role of public transportation on… Read more
From the Field with Dr. Chad Asplund
January 7, 2011Chad Asplund, MD, FACSM, comments on the state of health and fitness in Columbus, OH. Dr. Asplund, a family physician and competitive cyclist, says the… Read more
From the Field with Stella Volpe, PhD, FACSM
January 4, 2011Stella Volpe, PhD, FACSM, talks about the state of health and fitness in Philadelphia. Dr. Volpe says Philadelphia is not as active of a city… Read more
From the Field with Dr. Roseann Lyle
December 20, 2010In this edition of From the Field, Advisory Board Member Roseann Lyle, PhD, FACSM, comments on what makes the ACSM American Fitness Index data report… Read more
From the Field with Dot Fullwood
December 17, 2010M. “Dot” Fullwood talks about the state of health and fitness in the San Francisco/Bay area, which ranked 8th in the 2010 ACSM American Fitness… Read more
From the Field with Sarah Pedersen
December 15, 2010Sarah Pedersen talks about what makes Boston a physically active city in this episode of From the Field. Boston ranked 2nd in the 2010 ACSM… Read more
From the Field with Dr. John Jakicic
December 13, 2010In this interview, John Jakicic, PhD, FACSM, explains one of the goals of the ACSM American Fitness Index. Dr. Jakicic is a professor and chair… Read more
Physical Activity Can Help Tame Type-2 Diabetes
December 10, 2010The American College of Sports Medicine (ACSM) and the American Diabetes Association, have issued new exercise guidelines for people with Type-2 diabetes. The ACSM American… Read more
From the Field with Anne Graves
December 9, 2010Anne Graves, MS, ACSM HFS, of the YMCA of Greater Indianapolis shares her thoughts on the state of health and fitness in Indianapolis. Indy ranked… Read more
From the Field with Dr. Jim Pivarnik
December 7, 2010In this video, Jim Pivarnik, PhD, FACSM, and immediate past-president of the American College of Sports Medicine shares his thoughts on how the ACSM American Fitness… Read more
From the Field with Dr. Felicia D. Stoler, R.D.
December 6, 2010The second installment of From the Field features Dr. Felicia D. Stoler, DCN, MS, RD, FACSM, of Holmdel, N.J. Dr. Stoler is a registered dietitian,… Read more
