How can we change the nation’s psyche and get people moving? We ask our panel of experts

Pete Banbury looks at the future of fitness education and learning

The University of Huddersfield’s gym area gets a functional flooring boost and a brand new look – in just five hours

How has Wattbike gained a foothold in both fitness and sport, and what lies ahead for the brand?

Nicky Jobson looks ahead to the highlights in store for visitors to this year’s Leisure Industry Week

The CEO of corporate wellness specialist High Five Health Promotion talks to Kate Cracknell about entering the UK market and about pan-European growth plans

Batteries may soon be a thing of the past for low-power wearable technology devices, with the potential for energy to be generated from body heat and movement, plus ambient energy from the environment.

Could adopting a different approach to city design and planning help make the UK population healthier? Jacqueline Bennett reports

The CEO of Life Leisure talks to Kate Cracknell about challenging the public health commissioners, and about totally rethinking the model of fitness facilities

Clubs must make people believe they can be active today, and make them want to be by telling them how good it will make them feel – today, says Kate Cracknell

Kath Hudson reports on payment trends in health and fitness

Are you a manager or a leader, and are you getting the best out of your team? Justin Tamsett offers his advice on employee motivation

The 2014 Wimbledon tennis championship has kicked off today with a number of technological innovations which are set to improve the way "digital fans" (spectators with mobile devices) engage with the action.

A scheme to get more disabled people into fitness careers, created by the charity behind the Aspire National Training Centre, is gathering pace. Rhianon Howells reports

Sam Murphy reports on the impact physical activity can have on mental wellbeing, and looks at how health and fitness clubs can assist members with mental health issues

The joint MD of 3-1-5 Health Clubs talks to Julie Cramer about creating an exclusive family of X-Force ‘negative training' facilities in the UK

CrossFit is a tough workout that gives fantastic results, but can it ever achieve mass market appeal?

Heart rate-based training can motivate members to reach their goals, and with it help clubs boost member satisfaction and retention

Does your business look beyond profit to deliver a more socially-conscious agenda? Ray Algar outlines the findings of his new report

The Brando eco-resort, opening this July in French Polynesia, is planning to become the first resort in the world to obtain Leadership in Energy and Environmental Design (LEED) Platinum certification.

ukactive teams up with Judy Murray to put family exercise on the agenda

Lauren Applegarth looks at a council scheme to open multiple sites, each with their own specialism

ukactive's 'Turning the Tide on Obesity' campaign is the latest to rely on nudging. But what is nudging, and does it work? Tom Walker looks at what's involved

Michael Cassop-Thompson looks at strategic management of clubs, in the first of a series created with CIMSPA

In the final part of his series looking at member retention, Dr Paul Bedford takes a look at the reasons why members leave

We discovered people weren't afraid of strength training, they were afraid of the machines. Meet the first serious strength line designed to be more inviting than intimidating..

Ray Algar reports on a Gymkit initiative to send refurbished gym equipment to rehab centres in Laos

US scientists have discovered a new benefit of exercise: its ability to remove debris in the body

The health and fitness sector is being presented with a once in a lifetime opportunity to create 'wellness cities', says Kate Cracknell

US real estate developer Delos has created the first set of building standards based on wellbeing. Its founder Paul Scialla explains