Terri DeVore

IMPROVED PRODUCTIVITY & MORALE

•  Worker productivity is a key factor in a successful business.  Corporate wellness programs have boosted the profitability of organizations through improved productivity and employee morale. Union Pacific Railroad found that 80% of its workers believed the company’s exercise program helped to increase their productivity and 75% felt that regular exercise was helping them to concentrate better at work.
• NASA reported a 12.5% increase in productivity from their fitness program.  Participants were able to improve their work performance as well as enhance their concentration and decision-making powers. -The Association for Fitness in Business
• Company sponsored wellness programs send a message to employees that management values their work and their well-being, which leads to content employees who are less restless to leave.  The healthier and happier the work force, the less a company has to spend on hiring and training new personnel.  -American Journal of Health Promotion

 IMPROVED HEALTH & STRESS RELEIF

• In addition to improving strength, balance, and flexibility, fitness plans can reduce the probability of back injuries among certain occupational groups.
• 93 million workdays in theUnited Statesare lost yearly as the result of back problems
• Individuals  whose weekly exercise was equivalent to climbing less than five flights of stairs or walking less than a half mile, spent 114% more on health claims than those who climbed at least 15 flights of stairs or walked 1 1/2 miles weekly.
• Health care costs for obese people are roughly 11 percent higher than those for thin people.
• Estimates suggest that 50 percent to 80 percent of doctor visits can be attributed to psychosomatic or stress-related origins.
• Corporation pays many of the costs related to employee stress, both directly in the form of healthcare costs and in lower productivity.

Contact me today to see how your company can get started. Info@vfitness.net or call 254-666-4863.

Thank you for visiting TerriDeVore.com. This site is currently under construction but will be up very soon so be sure to check back. If you would like to contact Terri about consulting or personal training, you can email info@vfitness.net or call 254-666-4863.