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Emma Gritt

London
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Covers:  Women's interest, health, travel, nutrition, beauty, mental health, relationships
Freelance journalist // Lover of pets, plants, puzzles, pizza and pilates *all my own views*

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Emma Gritt’s Biography

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I’m a passionate digital-first editor with nearly 20 years of experience working in key and senior roles at national newspaper, radio and magazine brands.

Using data and audience behaviour trends, I enjoy creating and delivering digital strategies that build loyalty and engagement with existing and unknown users. I think it is important that editorial (in all its forms) drives revenue, whether through site/pre-roll ads or subscription models.

I enjoy harnessing the power and creativity of diver…

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The dark side of Hyrox: From deaths to bullying claims in 'toxic and ego-driven' work-out sport

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By Emma Gritt
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Images of a Hyrox star accidentally soiling herself during a competition in China - before carrying on regardless and winning the event - have thrust the gruelling fitness contest into the global spotlight. Yet it is far from the first controversy to engulf the fast-growing sport. Founded in Germany in 2017, Hyrox combines endurance running with functional fitness, including sled pushes, burpees and throwing a ball at a wall 100 times.
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From deaths to bullying claims in 'toxic and ego-driven' work-out sport

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By Emma Gritt
| MSN UK Verified
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Experts pinpoint the best age to start exercising if you want to reduce your risk of developing dementia

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By Emma Gritt
| MSN Malaysia Verified
For confidential advice, call Alzheimer's Society's Dementia Support Line on 0333 150 3456 Alzheimer's Society's symptoms checker can help spot the signs of dementia Making sure you keep up a regular exercise regime from your mid-forties onwards could reduce your risk of developing dementia, according to a new study.
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