The creator of the 'one minute workout' on the benefits of short duration exercise

Equinox’s head of spa services says wellness is a big focus for the fitness brand

Triyoga’s founder on growing a yoga startup into a lifestyle centre of excellence

Could body scanners be the secret to keeping gym-goers engaged and motivated?

IHRSA’s Kirsten Walsh analyses the key findings from the 2017 IHRSA Global Report

New research shows it’s impossible to be fat but fit. What does this mean for gyms?

The creative leader, coach and behaviour change agent on how the fitness sector can create a powerful culture of innovation

The Olympic athlete talks about why Zumba's new workout – STRONG by Zumba – appealed to her

Businesses in the fitness sector have a lot to gain by tapping into the full potential of online mobile and cashless payment systems

Who are the biggest, most profitable club operators in Europe? Deloitte reveals all

Real-time activity data could pave the way for a new era of customer insight. The DataHub currently holds information from 157 health, fitness, sport and leisure operators relating to the visits of seven million individuals

Justine tells us about the Les Mills Born to Move programme, which aims to get children moving

Real-time insight into members’ exercise patterns and behaviours will change the industry, says Liz Terry

DFC’s My Payments service is a revolutionary online portal that takes the pain out of gym payments, helping to boost revenue and retention while enabling operators to focus on delivering top quality fitness experiences

The Olympic rowing champion discusses his new gym – Zacs Fitness – which provides functional training in small groups

Lifestyle brand Bodyism is blurring the lines between fitness and spa in the ultra-luxury sector. Jane Kitchen talks to the company’s founder James Duigan about his loyal tribe of followers

The £1bn wellness network Could a network of community wellness hubs change the face of healthcare?

Competition for the fitness consumer has never been fiercer. Liz Terry argues that in order to thrive we must focus on customer engagement and providing expertise

TV’s Dr Chris Van Tulleken explains the need to make people realise that good health doesn’t come from pills

AXA PPP’s Matthew Ward discusses the insurance giant’s new strategy that involves encouraging its customers to exercise

Measuring over 40 different performance parameters with a high degree of accuracy, Wattbike has proved to be a powerful testing and fitness tool for top athletes and regular gym-goers alike

We talk to Joanne Mathews of Ten Health and Fitness about her journey from startup to successful boutique brand

New Zealand consistently beats the UK in Net Promotor Scores – a measure of customer satisfaction. Mike Hill reports

The latest report charting the wearables market has suggested that the sector is in “good health” – and that there are signs that the focus and demand of consumers is increasingly shifting towards wellness tech.

Italy-based equipment supplier Technogym has joined forces with computer giant IBM as part of plans to develop an artificial intelligence-driven, “cognitive coaching platform” for the health, fitness and wellness markets.

Public health expert Dr Nick Cavill discusses the best ways to help people get active

We look ahead to trade show FIBO and the European Health and Fitness Forum, which take place in Cologne in April

Tech has sparked a relationship revolution, says IHRSA 2017 speaker Seth Mattison

Chinese architecture and design studio Coordination Asia have completed a series of sci-fi tinged pop-up running hubs for sports giant Nike at Shanghai’s Times Square.

Steven Ward, Executive Director of ukactive, is confident that 2017 will see our sector move forward at an increasingly fast pace