How can fitness providers ensure children are safe when doing strength training? ACE’s Chris Gagliardi gives his guidance

Myzone has appointed Vahid Zadeh, as its new chief technology officer to lead the company’s tech development and expansion. He will work with chief digital officer, Leon Rudge.

Steph Eaves looks at training products designed to encourge the development of powerful balancing skills

Dr Cedric Bryant considers how the industry can best use language to broaden its reach

Xcel Leisure Centre has strengthened its outreach pathways with the region’s first Technogym Biocircuit

With gym-goers now able to track and analyse every part of their fitness journey, we look at how this impacts outcomes

As the UK health sector struggles with demand, health clubs are now stepping in to offer medical service support

With indoor cycling as popular as ever, we talk to innovators about their delivery of more advanced technology and greater diversity of class styles

In today's rapidly evolving fitness industry, where many online courses promise secret formulas for entrepreneurial success, the reality is that few provide the necessary knowledge to thrive in this fast-changing profession.

It’s time to break the taboo about pelvic health, which affects the health of men and women of all ages

The MD of Jims explains to Kate Cracknell how Colruyt, an €11 billion a year retailer, got into wellness to put healthy living at the heart of its customer-centric ecosystem

Snap Fitness is seeking a new investor to help achieve its goal of 35 per cent growth by 2028. We talk to the CEO of Lift Brands, to find out more

Now mental health is the number one reason people join health clubs, do teams need a grounding in counselling? We ask the experts

The explosion in consumer demand for strength training is driving a raft of innovative new launches from equipment suppliers, as Steph Eaves report

With consumers telling us their main motivation for joining a health club is to improve their mental health, the stage is set for a new phase in the development of the industry, says Liz Terry

Small group training is popular for its energy, but must evolve to retain popularity, says the director of training at Matrix Fitness

Many people living in rural areas are missing out on fitness. What can the public and private sectors do to broaden their customer reach?

We talk to the founder of Sparkd Fitness, an innovative gym experience bringing combined brain-body training to the wider population

With female menstrual cycles having such an impact on exercise outcomes, is it time for the industry to recognise this, get more comfortable with the conversation and develop more expertise to guide and support women? We ask the experts

The global CEO of Barry’s reflects on the company’s evolution as it celebrates its 25th anniversary

The A-lister has joined growing operator Pvolve to work on product development, marketing and programming strategy as it launches its global franchising model

Fitronics will host its first-ever customer experience-focussed Summit, ConnectCX, on 3 October in Solihull, UK, in partnership with Proinsight.

Recovery is hitting the mainstream and with an increasing number of percussive and vibration therapies on offer, Steph Eaves checks out the options

The MD of Warehouse Gyms in Dubai tells Liz Terry about growing the business and the power of independents

How can trainers balance strain with recovery to achieve the best health outcomes for members? Kath Hudson talks to the experts

Fitness tech company Tempo has released a large update, adding a number of features which leverage the capabilities of both iPhone and AI.

As small group PT thrives, suppliers give their tips for keeping members engaged and making the most of your space

The Strength Method founder reveals how mid-life women can build their power, confidence and self-mastery

The ACE Summit looked at how health clubs can support women at all life stages

With research proving the efficacy of gentler exercise modalities, we ask our experts if they think the slow exercise trend is here to stay