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Why Work-Site Fitness Makes Sense

Nov 14, 2021
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- In order to manage the 10,000 steps per day recommended by walking advocates, workers who remain sedentary during their work day would have to spend most of their evenings in motion. 


- The U.S. Dept. of Health & Human Services has found that without access to fruits and vegetables on the job, a working adult would have to eat 1-2 cups of fruits or vegetables every waking hour after work to meet the recommended 3 1/2 to 6 1/2 cups daily.


- 1/3 of the average employee day is spent working, 1/3 sleeping and the other 1/3 trying to catch up and do all the normal everyday things, some fun things, have a social life and some down time. A reason often given for lack of exercise is "no time".


With the WeSpark Wellness Program in place at your worksite, there is time because they don't have to travel anywhere extra – everything is offered virtually.

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How WeSpark Wellness Helps You Help Your Employees

We work with you to set a wellness plan of action in place

We work with you to determine which testing and laboratory services are best for your company and then get it all up set up for your employees

We work with you to announce the program to employees

We work with you to build in employee accountability

We work with you to do an orientation program

We provide you with the tools you need to make all the difference

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How You Help WeSpark Wellness Help Your Employees

  • Let us roll out the yearly progarm
  • Lead by example (you being open to engaging in the program, as well)
  • Read and understand the health measurements provided to your employees and keep them to compare one year later
  • Contact us at any time with any questions or concerns you have
  • Let us know how often you want updates and we’ll have them for you
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