Anthony Vennare

Pittsburgh

Founder at Fitt Insider Podcast

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Issue No. 337: Wild Card

1 week ago | insider.fitt.co | Sam Sette |Anthony Vennare

Today’s issue is presented by Leading the UK’s well-being movement. ADHD is up for debate. A record 7M American kids have ADHD, up from 2M in the mid ’90s. With one in nine now diagnosed, the condition’s causes—and even its validity—are under scrutiny. While critics question its biological basis, most experts trace ADHD to a mix of genetic and environmental factors.
Issue No. 336: Right Mix

2 weeks ago | insider.fitt.co | Sam Sette |Anthony Vennare

Presented by A smart ecosystem transforming healthcare through exercise. Hey gang 👋Quick update: Fitt has a new look and a bigger vision. What started as a newsletter is now a holding company. We build, acquire, and invest in health & wellness businesses. Check out the refresh and what’s next. Anthony & the Fitt teamCreatine is being rebranded.
Issue No. 335: Reprogrammed

3 weeks ago | insider.fitt.co | Sam Sette |Anthony Vennare

Today's issue is presented by Network-driven recruiting for health & wellness companies. Robots are making people rethink relationships. Acting as therapists, wellness advisors, best friends, and even romantic partners, chatbots are rising while IRL connections sink. In-person socializing dropped 20% from 2003 to 2023.
Issue No. 333: Backup Plan

1 month ago | insider.fitt.co | Sam Sette |Anthony Vennare

Today's issue is presented by Network-driven recruiting for health & wellness companies. Americans aren’t happy with health insurance. Reality CheckBetween government crackdowns, falling consumer sentiment, and rising employer costs, health insurers are under pressure — and for good reason. Perception of healthcare coverage and quality is at a 24-year low.
Issue No. 331: New Wave | Fitt Insider

1 month ago | insider.fitt.co | Sam Sette |Anthony Vennare

Sexual wellness is shedding its stigma. Read the full report for an in-depth breakdown of the sexual wellness opportunity, and where it goes from here.
Issue No. 325: Red Zone | Fitt Insider

2 months ago | insider.fitt.co | Anthony Vennare |Sam Sette

As next-gen diagnostics quantify recovery, red light therapy could illuminate the efficacy of alternative medicine. Read the full issue to learn how.
Here's what wellness experts really buy — The 10 most recommended brands of 2024

Dec 16, 2024 | wellworthy.com | Tim Rosa |Anthony Vennare |Jeff Byers |Jonathan Levitt

In 2024, Wellworthy interviewed over 40 health and wellness experts about the brands and products they trust and use in their daily routines. From entrepreneurs like Jesse Itzler and Rachel Katzman to professional athletes and personal trainers, we wanted to know what tools they rely on to perform at their best.
Issue No. 79: And Then What?

Dec 10, 2024 | insider.fitt.co | Anthony Vennare

To open, or not to open, that is the question. Like the rest of the economy—and the country at large—gym owners are weighing the pros and cons of returning to business as usual. If only it were that simple. What’s happening: Fighting battles on multiple fronts, brick-and-mortar fitness operators have been catapulted into the future. Why it matters: While reopening dominates the conversation (and headlines), it doesn’t begin to scratch the surface of what’s next.
Direct-To-Consumer Vitamins: Instagram, Amazon, & The End Of GNC

Dec 10, 2024 | insider.fitt.co | Anthony Vennare

Fueled by Instagram’s growing popularity and a surge in wellness-related spending, a new breed of companies has emerged. Say hello to personalized, direct-to-consumer vitamins. Using clean lines and bright colors paired with targeted social advertising and Instagram influencers, direct-to-consumer (DTC) vitamin startups are perfectly positioned within the millennial zeitgeist.
Issue No. 80: Parks and Rec

Dec 10, 2024 | insider.fitt.co | Anthony Vennare

More than ever, local parks, trails, and bike lanes have become a respite from an isolated, sedentary existence. Now, as we begin to re-enter society, an effort to preserve and expand greenspace and car-free streets is underway. What’s happening: Under lockdown, outdoor activities like walking and biking were deemed essential. For transit, exercise, or mental health, the use of vacant sidewalks, empty streets, and secluded trails are the preferred means of socially distant activity.