...Russell W. Clayton; Christopher H. Thomas; Bryan S. Schaffer; Micheal Stratton; Ellen Garrison; Leah Greden Mathews Purpose Recent research along with anecdotal evidence suggests that exercise may play a role in mitigating perceptions of work-family conflict (WFC). However, the temporal effects...

...Sharon L. McDowell‐Larsen; Leigh Kearney; David Campbell The purpose of this research was to determine how regular exercise impacted leadership scores on two multi‐rater leadership assessment instruments – the Executive Success Profile® (ESP), and the Campbell Leadership Index^TM (CLI...

...Michael G. Goldsby; Christopher P. Neck; Charles P. Koerber In today’s society, health and fitness are given much publicity. Advertisements, magazine articles and television shows, trumpeting the benefits of exercise, encourage people to undertake a fitness regimen. Indeed, for the busy executive...

...Christopher P. Neck; T.L. Mitchell; Charles C. Manz; Kenneth H. Cooper; Emmet C. Thompson This article describes the importance of fitness (chiefly exercise) for top ranking executive leaders and for their respective organizations. The authors discuss how fitness can contribute to stamina, mental...