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✨ Another benefit for our EREPS members is here!At EREPS, we are always looking for new ways to support our members and ...
25/06/2026

✨ Another benefit for our EREPS members is here!

At EREPS, we are always looking for new ways to support our members and bring added value to their professional journey. That's why we're delighted to announce a new partnership with Garmin.

EREPS members can now enjoy an exclusive discount on selected Garmin products across Garmin supported regions in Europe.

📩 If you're an EREPS member, check your inbox for full details on how to claim your personal discount code, or visit our Member Discounts page: https://www.ereps.eu/member-discounts (🔗Link in bio!)

Not a member yet? Alongside international recognition of your qualifications, EREPS membership gives you access to a growing range of exclusive benefits and opportunities designed to support your career.

FitnessIndustry

03/03/2026

As we celebrate the success of 2025, we are proud to unveil the focus of the 2026 edition 🎉.

This year, places mental health and wellbeing 🧠 at the centre of our collective action, with a dedicated focus on children and adolescents. Across Europe, mental health challenges are among the leading causes of reduced quality of life, and young people are particularly affected. At the same time, regular physical activity remains one of the most powerful and accessible protective factors for mental wellbeing across the lifespan.

At its core, is a Europe-wide activation of the fitness and physical activity sector. Through our national member organisations, thousands of clubs, trainers and community facilities open their doors and encourage people of all ages and backgrounds to take part in exercise and sport 🏃‍♀️. Each year, communities come together to be active and experience the physical, social and psychological benefits of regular activity.

In 2026, this effort will be reinforced by the launch of the Mental Health & Wellbeing Guide 📘 for the fitness sector, providing practical, evidence-based guidance to help professionals create inclusive, supportive and psychologically safe environments, particularly for children and young people.

Together with our national organisations and partners, we will use 2026 to raise awareness, share good practices, and encourage meaningful action across the sector. Our ambition is to position the fitness and physical activity sector as a credible contributor to Europe’s mental health and prevention agenda.

Follow us throughout the year as we work towards healthier, more supportive environments for all.

During Ramadan, millions of people fast from sunrise to sunset. But how does fasting influence training, recovery, and p...
24/02/2026

During Ramadan, millions of people fast from sunrise to sunset. But how does fasting influence training, recovery, and performance? 🌙

Recent research has explored how fasting can affect hydration, energy availability, and perceived fatigue during exercise. While these changes can influence training responses, studies also show that with proper planning, exercise performance and muscle mass can be maintained.

For personal trainers, this means understanding how to adjust training schedules, manage intensity, and support clients who choose to train while fasting. Evidence based coaching helps ensure that training during Ramadan remains both safe and effective.

At EREPS, we continue to highlight research that helps fitness professionals better support diverse client needs and training contexts. 💪

If you would like to explore the research behind this topic, you can find the links here:

https://athenaeumpub.com/wp-content/uploads/Exploring-the-Intersection-of-Bodybuilding-and-Ramadan-Strategies-for-Maintaining-Muscle-Mass-and-Performance-During-Fasting.pdf 🔗

https://applications.emro.who.int/imemrf/J_Fasting_Health/J_Fasting_Health_2014_2_1_46_52.pdf 🔗

When do you usually prefer to train during Ramadan? Let us know in the comments.

Wearables are bringing exciting change to the fitness industry, making training more modern, informed, and data-driven. ...
17/02/2026

Wearables are bringing exciting change to the fitness industry, making training more modern, informed, and data-driven. From sleep patterns to heart health, they help us better understand what is happening in the body and respond with more confidence.

This opens the door to a new level of personalised training, with clearer insight into recovery, workload, and injury prevention.

A recent study explored how accurate wearable technologies really are and how they can support training and coaching decisions.

In this post, we’re sharing with you the key findings and how wearables can positively support fitness professionals in their everyday work.💡📊

With all the AI buzz around us, it’s natural to ask what this means for our profession. Is AI going to replace personal ...
09/02/2026

With all the AI buzz around us, it’s natural to ask what this means for our profession. Is AI going to replace personal trainers? The short answer is no, but the conversation is worth having, especially within the EREPS community that values professional standards and evidence-based practice 🎓

In this educational post, we look at two studies from 2025 exploring how AI is shaping fitness behaviours among adolescents and everyday fitness app users.

The findings show growing engagement with AI, but also highlight the continued importance of guidance, context, and real coaching expertise 🧠

Have a look through the post to see the key insights, and if you’d like to read the research yourself, you can find the links here:

🔗https://lnkd.in/egSJu2bm

🔗https://lnkd.in/exuufqFD

Misinformation is one of the biggest challenges today. From social media to unverified content it is easy to get lost in...
02/02/2026

Misinformation is one of the biggest challenges today. From social media to unverified content it is easy to get lost in a sea of information and struggle to separate fact from fiction.

This trend has not spared the fitness sector, where trainers and clients face daily challenges from incorrect and sometimes even dangerous claims.

This week we are highlighting two studies from last year that show why education and professional standards are essential and why personal trainers play a key role in guiding clients safely and effectively.

We encourage every trainer to educate their clients, explain the evidence and never stop learning themselves.

Exercise is a powerful contributor to mental wellbeing, a proven tool that does not receive enough attention. As a perso...
26/01/2026

Exercise is a powerful contributor to mental wellbeing, a proven tool that does not receive enough attention.

As a personal trainer, you witness it every day: your clients’ personalities, their worries, their insecurities, and sometimes the mental health challenges they face. And what you have probably noticed by now, research has shown that physical activity is an important factor for mental health, helping people feel more confident and balanced.

With this post, we hope to give you insights you can use in your coaching, guiding your clients towards better mental wellbeing and inspiring you to explore even more ways to support them.🙂

The journey of a personal trainer is built on many skills, developed step by step. From exercise science and physiology ...
19/01/2026

The journey of a personal trainer is built on many skills, developed step by step. From exercise science and physiology to psychology and communication, there’s always more to learn.😊

How you coach, communicate, and support clients shapes how they experience training, tackle challenges, and stay consistent.

Studies now confirm what we see every day: thoughtful coaching and the right training environment have a real impact on long-term fitness results.

Understanding this helps us coach smarter and with intention.

This marks the first post in our educational series, where we’ll share research-based insights to strengthen everyday coaching practice.📚🎉

In today’s fast-paced world, cardiovascular health can easily take a back seat. Stress, long hours and busy lifestyles a...
15/01/2026

In today’s fast-paced world, cardiovascular health can easily take a back seat. Stress, long hours and busy lifestyles all place increasing strain on the heart.

Cardiovascular diseases (CVDs), including heart disease and stroke, remain the leading cause of death in the WHO European Region, accounting for approximately 42% of all deaths, more than any other disease group. Most of these deaths are caused by heart attacks and strokes.

Each year, millions of people across Europe are newly diagnosed with cardiovascular conditions, with risk disproportionately higher in communities experiencing greater socio-economic disadvantage.

Physical activity is one of the most effective ways to protect heart health. Alongside a balanced diet, avoiding to***co and moderating alcohol intake, regular exercise can significantly reduce cardiovascular risk and support long-term wellbeing. Move more, rest well, and give your heart the care it deserves, your future self will thank you.❤️

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