The CEO of BMF talks about working with Bear Grylls, launching a global franchise business and his new nonexecutive director, Jan Spaticchia

How big could the European health and fitness industry grow? What models will have the biggest impact? We ask those who have the most up-to-date research

The global health and fitness markets reached an all-time high of 183 million members across 65 markets in 2018. We look at the key numbers for each region

The CEO of CHi Fitness, in Malaysia, discusses turning the business around and launching his latest new venture

David Lloyd Leisure has partnered with local operator Talwalkar’s Health Clubs to open a new leisure club in Pune, India. We speak with both operators

After reviving Fitness First Germany, Seibold is building a portfolio of fitness brands under new company, Life Fit Group

One in five UK adults is worried about their body image. We look at how fit-tech can help to educate gym members on how to achieve a healthy transformation

From designing and managing the largest hotel gym in the world, to a new live steaming model to achieve global reach, the founder of The Wright Fit discusses his career journey and plans

In her first year as CEO of Total Fitness, membership has grown by 6,000. The first female CEO in the UK’s commercial fitness sector tells us how she’s implemented cultural changes to grow the business

Fitness subscription platform ClassPass has appointed a UK general manager as it looks to grow its presence on the British and European markets.

Over 300 delegates recently gathered in Singapore for the inaugural World Fit Summit conference. Steph Eaves attended to talk to founder Ross Campbell about what’s happening in Asian fitness

University is where young people discover lifelong passions. Check out some of the new facilities promoting activity and wellness on campus

Is the UK boutique fitness sector capable of attracting the funding it needs? Alicia Whistlecroft from Deloitte takes a look at the level of opportunity

The founders of Goodlife, Australia’s largest gym chain, have a new concept, which combines boutique disciplines

Liz Terry shares her thoughts  

The fitness market in Europe is entering a new phase of growth, according to the European Health & Fitness Market Report 2019 by Deloitte and EuropeActive

We catch up with Phil Horton, country director for miha bodytec in the UK to talk about the growth of EMS training and to find out what’s next for the UK market

Private equity firm North Castle Partners has made possible the Barry’s Bootcamp expansion and Curves’ success in Asia. We talk to the firm’s fitness lead, Jon Canarick

The founder of London-based luxury boxing gym BXR discusses her journey to creating a facility that would be good enough for world heavyweight boxing champion and investor Anthony Joshua

Deloitte’s Karsten Hollasch summarises key data from the latest European Health & Fitness Market Report showing that membership and market value remain strong in Europe. The goal – 80 million members by 2025

New operators are queuing up to enter the booming franchise market. Tom Walker reports

Vince Mayne from BUCS reports on the importance of Higher Education influencing students to get active and boost their mental wellbeing and perceptions of attainment

The founder of budget pioneer, McFit, tells Kate Cracknell why he’s launching a new brand for his diverse business

Could Versaclimber classes become the next big thing? We check out the concepts reinvigorating this classic piece of kit

CEO & founder of Barcelona Bootcamp talks to HCM about the growth of his luxury fitness holidays in Spain and his plans to expand the five-star experience across Europe

Sir Muir Gray calls for an ‘active therapy revolution’ in public health

Fitness tech group eGym has appointed Sir George Buckley as its chair.

The Arctic explorer shared insights into team building and working under extreme pressure at SIBEC

The co-founder of Bridges Fund Management, which has backed The Gym Group, Planet Fitness and Fitness Hut tells Kate Cracknell every business needs to think about social impact

A study by research institute RAND Europe has suggested that there is a simple way to dramatically increase people's physical activity levels – by offering them tangible financial rewards.