Being Active with Your Young Child | Rx for Health
Encourage your child to be active to get them started on a lifetime of health. Play and movement activities help children develop important physical abilities, teaching confidence and motivation. Physical activity should be FUN and something they want to do on their own. Early activity is the stepping
stone to an active life.
Being Active for a Better Life | Rx for Health
Inactive people who start moving get the biggest bang for their buck. Experts now say that any physical activity counts – even
just a few minutes! Fit in 2, 5, 10 or 20 minutes throughout your day. Every active minute adds up to better health.
Being Active as We Get Older | Rx for Health
Our golden years can be powerful years. The older you are, the more you can benefit from physical activity. Experts now say that any physical activity counts toward better health – even just a few minutes!
Building Exercise is Medicine On Campus in Africa: The University of Ibadan Story
At the University of Ibadan (UI), Nigeria’s premier university, a student-led movement is redefining how health is understood and practiced on university campuses. The Exercise is Medicine On Campus (EIM-OC) UI Chapter is part of a global initiative to promote physical activity as a standard component of healthcare. In Nigeria, this initiative is championed by […]
Resting After an Injury: A Thing of the Past
You’ve finally been consistent with your exercise routine. Lifting two times a week and jogging three days a week – your couch to 5k plan is well underway. But one morning, a sharp ache hits the front of your knee while jogging. It’s manageable, until the next day when squats bring that same pain strikes […]
Science Spotlight | Apply Soon: ACSM Pronouncement Writing Group
Deadline Approaching: Applications to serve on an ACSM Pronouncement Writing Group. The application window to submit for authorship in an update to the previous “Nutrition and Athletic Performance” position stand is approaching, June 5, 2026 11:59pm PT. The ACSM Pronouncement Committee is looking for qualified experts including representation from all genders, early to late career […]
Active Voice | Exercise Improves Cerebrovascular Function in Older Adults with Mild Cognitive Impairment
Over the past decade, we have recognized that brain changes do not begin when cognitive symptoms appear. In Alzheimer’s disease (AD) and related dementias, the underlying pathophysiological processes may develop silently over many years, and cerebrovascular dysfunction is likely to be one of the earliest abnormalities. This perspective shaped a primary question of our recent […]
ACSM Advocacy Updates – May 2026
Learn about the Promoting Physical Activity for Americans Act and how it aims to improve public health through physical activity.
Dr. Liz Joy on the Inaugural Rathbone/Drinkwater Lecture at the 2026 ACSM Annual Meeting | Podcast
ACSM Historian Sean Walsh, PhD, FACSM, talks with Liz Joy, MD, MPH, FACSM, about the upcoming 2026 ACSM Annual Meeting. The conversation focuses on the impact of woman on ACSM over the years, and Dr. Joy’s invitation to deliver the inaugural Rathbone/Drinkwater Lecture at this year’s meeting.
Industry Presented Webinar Q&A | GSSI Labs App: Real-World Research and Insights
Presented by: Miss the webinar? Access it here along with the opportunity for 1 CEC. What are your perspectives and qualitative observations associated with daily wellness journal entries of your application users? I strongly believe that pairing an individual’s subjective responses with their biometric data tells a more compelling story and provides more actionable guidance. […]
