US-based Fortë, which provides live and on-demand access to premiere boutique fitness classes for consumers at home, has signed a partnership deal with virtual fitness provider Wexer.

Activity-based social network Strava has continued its expansion onto the gym floor with the introduction of a new Gym and Studio Sync function.

Cybex kits out Club Baltimore Fitness and Wellbeing Centre in London after an extensive gym redesign

Wattbike Cycling Zones will increasingly become a feature at gyms and leisure centres across the country, with Rotherham Leisure Complex one of the first to experience the benefits

Is tracking member activity and performance during group exercise classes always a good thing?

Wearable technology giant Fitbit has announced the global launch of its first smartwatch, as it steps up its expansion beyond the activity tracker market.

The leisure client and software provider who became long-term technology and business partners

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

Hilton’s Senior Director for wellness speaks to Jane Kitchen about new in-room fitness concept

ukactive’s newly-appointed CEO, Steve Ward, examines the many exciting opportunities ahead for our sector

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

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

The CEO of Russian fitness operator World Class talks to Kate Cracknell about new ventures in Moscow and beyond

Helen Macfarlane, head of active communities at Edinburgh Leisure, tells how the programme changes lives

The England Rugby International tells us about his upcoming cookbook and being a franchisee for functional training brand F45

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

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

Tom Walker reports on a city in western Finland that’s developed a revolutionary approach to getting kids moving

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.

The CEO of Australia’s new fitness giant tells Kate Cracknell about plans to make Fitness First Australia a 24/7 operation

In the first of a two-part series on the evolution of ukactive, the organisation’s executive director Steven Ward looks at what’s changed over recent years

We speak to Instructability’s Hilary Farmiloe about ensuring disabled people are represented in the fitness workforce

The Saudi population is very inactive – but the Arena Group has its sights set on changing that, reports Kate Cracknell

Software originally designed to fight crime is now being used to battle health club attrition. Dr Paul Bedford reports

UK-based DNA profiling company DNAFit will start offering its services to members of the Gold’s Gym health club chain in Egypt.

Sport England has entered into a technology partnership that will help people get physically active with the use of apps.

Physical activity has been made a clinical priority for GPs. One of the project’s clinical champions explains how it will work, and why it’s so important

Education and knowledge sharing is the name of the game at this year’s event

Cliff Chen, creative director of LifeBEAM, talks about the new ‘AI [artificial intelligence] PT’ called Vi

Fitness industry entrepreneur Tony De Leede has teamed up with virtual fitness provider Wexer to launch a new virtual programming service for health clubs.