As Technogym celebrates its 40th anniversary year, its founder talks about his passion for spreading the message of wellness worldwide

Clive Ormerod and Aimee Arana explain the shared purpose behind the new partnership between Les Mills and Adidas to inspire more consumers to exercise

We hear about LifeFit Group’s ambitious plans and preparations for a sale from Oaktree Capital Management

The founder of the Baseworks Method talks about his plans to work more closely with health and fitness industry professionals and operators

The team behind female-focused workout protocol, P.volve, talk about their plans to build a global omnichannel brand based on technical training

Wondercise will announce a new fitness experience at CES 2023 in January that gathers online and on-site users together by connecting them in realtime and allowing competition on the same leaderboard during the same class.

Eigen Fitness is launching AI-powered wearables called Nodes to help gym users measure their weight training progress.

Blok has launched a fundraising campaign on Crowdcube. The company’s goal is to reach £500,000 – ahead of a possible funding round in 2023.

Connected rowing company Ergatta has released a new gaming experience called Vortex which is designed to level the virtual playing field across its community of 75,000 users.

Industry experts give us the rundown on the latest software applications

Driven by new tech and the lure of a zero salary bill, staffless gyms are on the rise. HCM looks at this game-changing trend

Fiit has teamed up with Concept2 to launch Fiit Row, its first connected rowing programme in response to the growing consumer demand for at-home rowing.

Keiser has announced the release of an all-new version of its popular M Series cardio app.

Fitness aggregator Hussle has partnered with office space provider IWG – the company behind brands such as BizDojo, Regis and Open Office – to provide clients using the company’s office and co-working spaces with access to its gym, swimming pool and fitness apps.

Paris-based Kinomap, an interactive training app for indoor cycling, running, and rowing, has acquired Outside Interactive, a video simulation tech company for cardio equipment.

Workout Anytime's Greg Maurer and Virtuagym's Hugo Braam on creating a new app for the franchise

Zwift is launching its own-brand direct-drive smart trainer, Zwift Hub, on 3 October in the US, UK and Europe.

London South Bank University has completed a major renovation of its leisure facilities for the benefit of students, staff and the wider community

Active Nation has released a new app, Active Nation Anywhere, which offers over a thousand on-demand workouts to users.

As more clubs consider raising fees to offset increasing costs, how might that be received by customers? Julie Allen tells HCM about the new Leisure-net pricing study

After 3 successful years in the US, the first European Connected Health and Fitness Summit is set to take place on 16-17 November 2022 in London. Dedicated to shaping the future of the connected fitness market, the summit will focus on showcasing innovations and facilitating partnerships.

Colin Milner, CEO of the International Council on Active Aging, reveals new research highlighting the need for a more effective approach to fitness and ageing

The fitness and activity sectors have the power to transform the workforce and save employers and the economy billions, according to a new study

Do people get fitter working out at home or in the gym and do they have a preference? Researcher Bryce Hastings reports on the latest research seeking to answer these questions

How can operators ensure members feel a continual sense of improvement that keeps them coming back for more?

The fitness entrepreneur and founder of Circuit Society tells us how he plans to bring a new style of neighbourhood-based micro studios to the market

The MD of Everlast Gyms is steering the business through a process of rebranding, with a hybrid model intended to take it to UK number one status

Small group training is more popular than ever, driven by supply-side innovation and consumer choice, as Frances Marcellin discovers

If the fitness industry grew its membership base from 1 per cent to 15 per cent of members aged over 65, it would double the size and value of the industry. David Minton presents the business case for targeting mature people

Different customers, omnichannel fitness, the need for more data, continued lobbying and to address racism, cost barriers and health inequalities...