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A new open-source project called openGym, published by developer DuarteSantos8, is drawing interest online. The JavaScript tool lets gym-goers self-host their own workout tracker: planning routines, logging sets, supersets and cardio, and visualising which muscles are trained, fatigued or detraining. It supports imports from popular apps like FitNotes, Strong and Hevy, plus passkey login, appealing to users who want their fitness data on their own server.
- 2Political Films and Animation Headline the London Film Festival▼Movies With “Real Political Messages” Underneath the Surface, Animation and More: What Not to Miss at London Film Fest
The London Film Festival is drawing attention for a programme heavy on films with real political messages beneath the surface, alongside a strong animation line-up. Coverage highlights the titles critics and festival-goers should not miss, suggesting this year's selection leans into socially and politically engaged storytelling from around the world.
- 3Planet Fitness acquires Body Xchange, closes Bakersfield gyms▼Body Xchange acquired by Planet Fitness, locations in Bakersfield close
Planet Fitness has acquired Body Xchange, and the Body Xchange locations in Bakersfield, California are closing as a result. Local gym-goers are facing the loss of their fitness centers, and the acquisition has drawn attention in the area as members learn what the closures mean for their memberships and workout options. Details about relocations or refunds were not immediately available.
- 4The Ultimate Hyrox Nutrition Guide for Faster Race Times●The Ultimate Hyrox Nutrition Guide – How to Fuel for Faster Race Times
Men's Health has published a comprehensive nutrition guide for Hyrox, the fast-growing fitness race combining running with functional workout stations. The guide covers how athletes should fuel before, during and after competition to improve race times, addressing carbohydrate intake, hydration and race-day timing as more recreational gym-goers take up the sport.