Sport England has launched its own on-demand fitness platform, with the hope of inspiring teenage girls to get active through digital physical education (PE) lessons.

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The wellness consultant is establishing a fitness and wellbeing concept for Rangeford Villages

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Gympass has been busy innovating and forging powerful partnerships. We find out more

HCM talks to suppliers and operators about how the aggregator market is changing in response to demand

Les Mills On Demand has been named as the "Best At-home Workout" award for 2020 by USA Today, the internationally distributed daily newspaper.

Given their support for the NHS, should gyms and leisure centres be classified as essential services? And how do we get it reclassified? Experts discuss

Fitness apps alone are unable to motivate most people to get active – but providing app users the opportunity to interact with an online exercise community has a huge impact.

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

This Warwickshire GP has launched a virtual fitness club at his practice

Sport England has published an update on its digital strategy, in which it offers details of its handling of Spogo, a now defunct online resource which was meant to offer the public an easy way to find sporting opportunities.

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

A rundown on the startups that are using tech to help people stay fit

Exercising can be difficult with a new baby. We look at the exercise concepts helping new mums to stay active

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Legend announces the industry’s first open leisure management platform for all 2,000 of its clients

Sport England CEO Tim Hollingsworth has called on sport and physical activity providers to follow the lead of other sectors and open their data – in order to make it easier for people to get active.

Leisure-net’s annual Health and fitness Omnibus Survey is in its 15th year. We find out what’s changed since 2002

Marketing and sales will be the focus at the sixth European Health and Fitness Forum (EHFF), taking place in April

Legend Club Management Systems will enable all of its customers to have the ability to open their data for collaboration with third parties.

Sport England has launched its new OpenActive Accelerator, which will see 10 startups working towards creating ready-to-market digital products and services that make it easier for people to be regularly active.

Emerging fitness technologies could be the "cradle to grave game-changer" for public health in the UK.

Ukactive has named the 11 fitness tech disruptors that have made it to the industry body's start-up accelerator programme ActiveLab.

Iberian fitness operator GO Fit is developing a low-cost, personalised gym offering based on the latest exercise science from academia

Leaders from the sport, fitness and technology sectors have unveiled a dynamic collaboration to stimulate growth for digital startups that help people get active.

IHRSA’s new chair shares his plans for his time at the organisation and discusses his role at private-equity firm NeV

BOOM Cycle’s Bangs and a Bun talks about motivating people and putting the focus on mindfulness

Flooring solutions specialist TVS Group pulled out all the stops to transform the free weights area at Huddersfield Leisure Centre and leave the gym in great shape for the new year rush and beyond