Singapore's 10 most influential people in health and fitness aged 40 and under

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Singapore Business Review presents its inaugural list of 10 most influential people in health and fitness aged 40 and under. It aims to recognize those who are making the biggest impact in revolutionizing how people think about health and fitness.

Nominated by their peers, the young men and women who made the list are determined based on several criteria including social reach, research contribution, product and trends they have set, as well as media coverage.

They are arranged based on age, from the oldest to the youngest.

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