In a bid to better connect members to trainers and vice versa, Fitness First UK has integrated Fisikal’s world class personal training functionality into its digital ecosystem.

Fitness aggregator Hussle has partnered with office space provider IWG – the company behind brands such as BizDojo, Regis and Open Office – to provide clients using the company’s office and co-working spaces with access to its gym, swimming pool and fitness apps.

Onvy HealthTech has launched the AI Health Coach, an AI-powered app-based platform, with its roots in preventative healthcare, that is designed to keep users physically and mentally balanced.

Paris-based Kinomap, an interactive training app for indoor cycling, running, and rowing, has acquired Outside Interactive, a video simulation tech company for cardio equipment.

Myzone is exploring Web3 and metaverse possibilities through a partnership with digital fitness company OliveX.

Leading software company Fitronics has launched an all-new website featuring its leading sports and fitness technology brands; The Retention People (TRP), CoursePro (CAP2) and Strive.

Athlo, an app enabling consumers to sell unwanted classes has soft-launched in the UK. The platform was founded by Matthew Mansell to help consumers avoid wasting unwanted class slots and to enable operators to take an additional slice of revenue from classes they've already sold once.

Workout Anytime's Greg Maurer and Virtuagym's Hugo Braam on creating a new app for the franchise

The founder of the Brawn app explains how this new tech will increase participation in powerlifting

Peloton has opened pre-orders in the US for its new connected rowing machine. Consumers can reserve a rower for delivery in December and have the option to test it in a 30-day commitment-free trial.

The Humanity app puts the focus on ageing, letting users see the repercussions of their habits

Sency's motion analysis technology is allowing users to check their technique as they exercise

The co-founder of AiT on the company's journey

Armah Sports CEO introduces his new smart club, B_fit, which uses AI, VR and Amazon Alexa

Zwift is launching its own-brand direct-drive smart trainer, Zwift Hub, on 3 October in the US, UK and Europe.

Funxtion technology is increasing group class attendance for Fitness First Germany

The founder of the Bristol Co-operative Gym shows us how his club model is creating a more inclusive approach to community health and fitness

The CEO of SP&Co tells us about how his growing business is working with Mandarin Oriental and driving the trend towards movement fitness

We hear about Les Mills’ latest strategy to drive mass market penetration, from the people making it happen

Body scanning can improve the motivation and engagement of members, while providing a healthy source of secondary income for clubs. Frances Marcellin reports

The use of percussive and vibrating massage kit can speed recovery and improve health outcomes for members

David Minton shares his take on the major health challenges facing the US and how the fitness industry can step up to deliver solutions

First a pandemic, then a war and now a cost of living and energy crisis. With incomes being squeezed, will gyms be budgeted out? We talk to our panel

A solution dubbed the 'world’s highest quality motion capture system' could help sports scientists, personal trainers and other professionals working across recovery and rehabilitation provide more accurate advice and exercise regimes.

The GM of Nobu Hotel London Portman Square talks about the creation of its new Fitness and Wellness Space, which is open to the community

BXR is one of the most exciting brands in the fitness industry. Co-founder Alex Nicholl gives us a glimpse behind the scenes

Pulse Fitness is supporting community activity with the Teme Leisure partnership

As the internet becomes more ‘human and physical’, should you be jumping on board the fast-moving metaverse train sooner rather than later?

The UK’s National Audit Office has published findings of its investigation into the sector, indicating new policies are needed. Martyn Allison does a review

We ask suppliers about the latest trends in strength training