Myzone is launching a range of new products and services this year, as CEO Dave Wright explains

Quest for success

Retirement home operator Audley Place is building specialist gyms to keep its customers fit. We look at how people, product and programming are working

In the latest of our reports on the booming cycling market, Steph Eaves looks at bike innovations

The world’s largest 24-hour fitness club chain, Anytime Fitness, continues its UK expansion, with leading fitness equipment supplier and manufacturer, Precor, playing an active role in its growth

How can we ensure people are genuinely welcomed into clubs, to grow market penetration? Our panel debates the issues

The CEO of Motivate PT is planning to expand beyond London

The adventurer has invested in BMF – formerly British Military Fitness, but now rebranding and launching into franchising

With a burgeoning fitness chain in the Baltics, the CEO of MyFitness is tackling the low market penetration rates in this part of the world with great success

Premier Global NASM has a great reputation for working with employers to recruit and retain PTs. Now the company is launching a new programme to take this service to the next level

The co-founder of Mindset talks about growing a business based on mental as much as physical wellbeing

This Finnish health insurer works via a groundbreaking model which rewards the business for keeping people healthy

Software company Legend reveals how its powerful support division works with operators to drive their operational success via outsourced managed services

Evidence shows we can transform the lives of young offenders through exercise. Kate Cracknell talks to Rosie Meek

Fitness On Demand (FoD) has signed a partnership deal with fitness software platform Virtuagym, making FoD's premium fitness workouts available to Virtuagym members by integrating with its existing mobile apps.

Working with Gravity

Pure Sports Medicine’s CEO discusses the challenges and opportunities involved in setting up sports medicine clinics that offer elite-level treatment to the general public

The health and fitness industry has been slow to adopt aggregators, compared to other industries. Are operators right to be cautious, or are they missing out?

Voted IHRSA Associate Member of the Year 2018, Myzone is the brainchild of Antipodean entrepreneur Dave Wright, who set out to find a way of making everyone feel good about exercise

With such a huge proportion of the UK population not meeting recommended activity levels, fitness professionals who expand their range of services will find unlimited opportunities

The EXOS founder and CEO explains how his business improves the performance of athletes and employees in 30 countries and plans for expansion

The World Health Organization’s physical activity expert explains why the body has created a Global Action Plan to combat physical inactivity

In his first column for HCM, Jak Phillips looks at how close the fitness industry is getting to mainstream adoption

The CEO of fitness operator Sweat! tells us about partnering with Debenhams to create a chain of in-store gyms

A mix of gymnastics, parkour and bodyweight training, calisthenics is an eye-catching way to build strength. Kath Hudson looks at how gyms can incorporate this discipline

Social network Strava has signed a partnership deal with gym booking platform Mindbody, giving users the option of tracking and analysing indoor fitness activities across more than 5m classes.

The fitness sector could soon have a huge disruptor on its hands, if rumours of Google's plans prove correct.

Indoor cycling specialist Wattbike has teamed up with Loughborough University (LU) in order to explore the scientific underpinnings of how power measurement is shaping the nature of cycle sport.

10 million users in 14,000 facilities worldwide use Technogym's mywellness cloud to manage their fitness and wellbeing. We talk to operators who are benefitting from this tech

The Third Space CEO on why experience design is at the heart of the operation