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Cozy Cardio is Setting the Mood for Gen Z’s Workouts on The Viral List

We round up the most viral moments of the week…

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KEY TAKEAWAYS
  • This back to school season has high school seniors buying the “little kid” backpacks of their childhoods to commemorate how far they’ve come
  • Cozy Cardio is TikTok’s newest form of comfortable and carefree wellness
  • Brands have been putting up massive ads around the world—but don’t let some of them fool you (most are created with AR and 3D tech)
Courtesy of TikTok  This week on TikTok: Cozy cardio is setting the new workout standard for Gen Z  The latest fitness trend on TikTok, called “cozy cardio,” is revolutionizing the way young people approach exercise. Cozy cardio is essentially a low-impact workout method set on prioritizing comfort and relaxation while still getting all the benefits of a cardio exercise. Individuals are embracing activities like reading books in a robe while on a treadmill or dancing in their comfiest pajamas to create a comfortable atmosphere for their workouts. The trend is promoting a more relaxed vibe that encourages people to move...

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