All the news from the show, as it gets set to mark its 10th anniversary

Active IQ is calling for greater accountability in online fitness advice with the launch of a new trustmark

The challenge of attracting and retaining talent is greater than ever before, as Vicky Kiernander reports

The Everything App has launched aimed at getting UK health workers and their families active with on-demand, live-streamed and in-person fitness and wellbeing activities.

HCM Handbook editorial director, Liz Terry and Kath Hudson predict key trends, influences and opportunities set to shape the sector, including vagus nerve resets, diagnostics and social prescribing.

Active IQ is raising professional standards with the launch of its Quality Charter explains Lisa Skelton, head of business development

Group exercise is the engine room of the sector, relying on its talent to deliver. Abi Harris asks industry experts how we can engage the next generation of instructors

Politicians are turning to weight loss drugs to control obesity in the population. Kath Hudson polls the experts on the impact

The MD of Active IQ talks about the challenges created by the skills gap and how the industry must tackle it

This month’s letters address mental health support via clubs and how exercise access can take pressure off healthcare

As the sector in the UK welcomes more members and sees record market value, Leisure DB’s David Minton explains The State of the UK Fitness Industry Report 2023

Training your team so they’re prepared to deal with cardiac incidents could save lives, says Dr Dane Vishnubala

What to expect at this year’s Elevate show at London’s Excel

Active IQ has set itself the fast-track target of being carbon neutral by 2024, as CEO, Jenny Patrickson explains

We hear from Jack Shakespeare at UK Active on a new physical literacy initiative and Jenny Patrickson at Active IQ who believes we need a revolution in training

If the fitness industry grew its membership base from 1 per cent to 15 per cent of members aged over 65, it would double the size and value of the industry. David Minton presents the business case for targeting mature people

Leisure operators should embrace activity to engage members says Jenny Patrickson, managing director of Active IQ

Active IQ is launching courses to upskill fitness professionals to work in social prescribing, extending the reach of the industry

Tad Chapman from Active IQ argues that operators should take a fresh look at apprenticeships and their power to drive recovery

Leisure-net’s lockdown 2 survey yielded findings that will set a course for the UK industry as it comes out of lockdown 3

Active IQ has launched its Level 3 Award in Understanding the Development and Delivery of End-point Assessment to meet the increasing demands for skilled assessors in this emerging area.

Active IQ optimised lockdown to create new opportunities for students and stakeholders

Bristol University has committed to embracing body positivity and rejecting diet culture. Should the rest of the fitness sector follow suit?

COVID-19 survivors face a long road to recovery. What role can the health and fitness industry play in supporting them? Our experts share their thoughts

Active IQ has partnered with Nuffield Health who have created a new Level 3 Diploma in Working with People with Long-term Conditions

Three industry firms – Active IQ, fibodo and Study Active – have teamed up to create a free, bespoke online fitness platform for NHS staff.

Dr Dane Vishnubala advises operators on ways to support the mental health of members and staff when gyms reopen

Marcus Kingwell from EMD UK reports on Sweating Your Assets: The Value of Group Exercise. Together, UK local authorities, operators, the workforce and the industry can promote group exercise to bring about a healthier nation

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