Colin Jenkins is a Senior Editor at Connect The Watts. He focuses on social justice, environmental issues, and community activism, weaving these themes into compelling narratives that resonate with audiences. Colin's work has also been featured in Films For Action.
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Colin Jenkins focuses on product reviews and promotions within the fitness equipment and workout technology space, with an emphasis on innovative products. He may be interested in pitches that offer new or unique perspectives on fitness equipment, workout technology, and exercise accessories.
Given his focus on product reviews and promotional deals, Colin might be more responsive to pitches from companies promoting new products or seeking coverage for their latest innovations in fitness equipment or workout technology.
While there is no specific geographic focus mentioned for Colin's work, his articles cover a wide range of international products. Therefore, he would likely be interested in hearing about innovative fitness technologies and equipment from around the world.
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By: Colin Jenkins
Plunge has just launched the All-In Gen 2, an upgraded version of its all-in-one cold plunge with improved cooling speed and more.
By: Colin Jenkins
Hyperice is expanding its lineup with the Normatec Elite Hips, a self-contained air compression system for your hips and lower back.
By: Colin Jenkins
STEPR, the stair-climbing company redefining at-home and commercial cardio, has officially opened a community equity round
By: Colin Jenkins
Eight Sleep's new Pod Pillow Cover adds active temperature control to the one area that has always been left out: your head.
iFIT has issued a recall for its older NordicTrack RW900 rowing machines after reports that the screen console can overheat...
By: Colin Jenkins
Reebok has entered the wearable space with the launch of the Reebok Smart Ring, accompanied by a major new partnership with F45 Training.
By: Colin Jenkins
Nike and Hyperice have teamed up for one of the most ambitious recovery products yet: the Hyperice x Nike Hyperboot.
Stair climbers have quietly become one of the most sought-after cardio machines for home gyms, with STEPR leading the charge.
Originally released globally in June, the Polar Grit X2, is now officially available in the United States.
By: Colin Jenkins
Rich people have always had class consciousness because... they want to stay rich. This collective consciousness led the "founding fathers" of the United States to set up systems of governance that would, first and foremost, protect them (the wealthy, landowning minority) from the landless, working majority (slaves, indentured servants, laborers). Since then, the rich have had undue influence on every aspect of US life: housing, food production and distribution, education, media, and politics. As capitalism has developed well into its late stages, this has led to large concentrations in wealth and power, and thus influence.
