Largo Technology Group (LTG) is launching a gamified fitness application called FitRacers in Q1 2020.

HCM talks to Rasmus Ingerslev, Emma Barry, dave Stalker and Steven Scales about trends in the industry and what’s coming down the track for 2020 in terms of opportunities and threats

At-home fitness company Echelon Fitness has signed a partnership deal with interior and product designer Eric Villency.

Equipment supplier Life Fitness has created on-demand digital programming for its commercial CV equipment.

Bryan O'Rourke and Legend’s Sean Maguire investigate how the industry is preparing for the next decade of fitness and wellbeing

Wellness company MYXfitness has become the latest company to launch an on-demand, at-home fitness offer, looking to engage consumers directly through virtual fitness.

Boutique fitness operator 1Rebel has partnered with Technogym to develop an at-home indoor cycling platform to rival the likes of Peloton.

Peloton has lost around 14 per cent of its market value since it listed on the US-based NASDAQ on 26 September.

As Physical Company celebrates its 30th anniversary, we talk to managing director John Halls to fi nd out how this leading supplier continues to improve with age

Ross Kirton from Colliers outlines the finding of recent research into health and fitness real estate values which has found people are prepared to pay more for residential real estate with a gym

How big could the European health and fitness industry grow? What models will have the biggest impact? We ask those who have the most up-to-date research

From designing and managing the largest hotel gym in the world, to a new live steaming model to achieve global reach, the founder of The Wright Fit discusses his career journey and plans

From vegan gyms to balance training, HCM editor Liz Terry looks at fitness trends that could impact your business

Is the UK boutique fitness sector capable of attracting the funding it needs? Alicia Whistlecroft from Deloitte takes a look at the level of opportunity

Boutique cycle studio operator Flywheel has teamed up with Amazon.com to make its Flywheel Home Bike available to customers.

Private equity firm North Castle Partners has made possible the Barry’s Bootcamp expansion and Curves’ success in Asia. We talk to the firm’s fitness lead, Jon Canarick

Liz Terry lists the key trends, influences and opportunities set to shape health and fitness in the foreseeable future

Fitness equipment giant Technogym is entering the fitness-at-home market with the launch of Technogym Live, a digital platform offering gym-goers the option of taking part in classes "wherever they want".

Liz Terry shares her thoughts

Emma Barry gives her thought-provoking take on the industry’s current strengths, weaknesses, opportunities and threats

Entrepreneurs on both sides of the Atlantic – Cityrow’s Helaine Knapp in the US and The Engine Room’s Chris Heron in the UK – are building their boutiques by sharing their passion for rowing

Indoor cycling has grown exponentially in the past few years. We analyse the data on who’s most engaged and when

Jak Phillips says we need to stop demonising screen use and adopt a more nuanced attitude

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

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 Industry Technology Council’s president, Bryan O’Rourke, tells us about the impact of fitness and heightened consumer expectations in this digital age

Nationally and globally, the health and fitness sector must strike out and pave the way if we are to address the challenges facing us, advocates ukactive’s Steven Ward

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

Stylus’ Laura Swain explores the industry innovations that are making it easier than ever before to keep fit on-the-go

Former Twitter CEO Dick Costolo has announced that he is working on a new fitness software platform which will seek to integrate existing apps and workouts with a strong “community aspect.”