Gyms in Australia and New Zealand were able to reopen in May and June. Five operators share their learnings

COVID-19 has changed the world as we know it. We predict the top 20 trends in fitness for the coming year

Lucian Weston developed PureGym’s app in-house to ensure it met member needs. He tells Fit Tech about the journey

Using AI technology, Freeletics learns from 41 million users worldwide. Its CEO tells us more

This founder tells how FitOn is democratising fitness by giving users access to all its workouts for free

We find out how this tech giant continues to evolve its fitness offering, with aspirations to develop whole-life solutions

The founder explains why this wearable tells you when not to train, and how it can detect illness before you feel unwell

Equipment giant Technogym has introduced its new Excite line of fully-connected cardio kit that has now been fitted with the Technogym Live user interface.

Leisure operator Everyone Active has launched a new digital offering, to run alongside its bricks and mortar operations.

Silicon Valley tech startup, Bryte, proposes that hotels need to commit to in-room wellness in every guest room – for Bryte, the true catalyst to in-room wellness is through improving restorative sleep.

A fitness technology startup is aiming to turn boxing into the next at-home, subscription- based fitness trend.

In response to the pandemic, TRX, the global leader in functional training equipment, world- class training content, and app-based training technology, transformed its TRX Suspension Training Course into a free, live virtual edition via Zoom.

The impact of exercise on the immune system has never been more important. We look at immunity-boosting protocols from two equipment developers

The CEO of JIMS Fitness explains his reopening strategy, which sees new member sales up 200 per cent

The CEO of Wexer says COVID-19 has changed customer expectations and operators must adopt a hybrid physical/digital model to survive post-pandemic

Who’s winning on social? An analysis of social media responses to gym chains’ reopening videos

Technogym has announced the launch of live streaming and on-demand classes. The new content will be delivered via the Technogym Mywellness app.

The PGA Tour has recently bought 1,000 Whoop bands for its golfers, after PGA Tour golfer Nick Watney said he was alerted via his Whoop band that he may have COVID-19.

Tenzing Natural Energy, the drinks brand behind the Tenzing Clean Air Tracker, has recently added new functionality to its free mobile tool, now enabling its use by cyclists and pedestrians, as well as runners.

Software will power reopening – we look at new COVID-19 functionality

Precor has been engaged with modernising Aberdeen Sports Village

Les Mills is serving up digital workouts to members of Bannatyne Health Clubs

Introducing the enhanced Technogym Mywellness platform and app. Always evolving to support you, now and in the future

David Lloyd Leisure has transformed its offering by embracing outdoor exercise

The founder of KX Pilates on building Australia’s largest Pilates franchise group

Balance training is hitting the mainstream. We round up the latest kit available

How can operators encourage women and beginners to try strength training?

How Chinese operators Life Turbo and Will’s Gym tackled reopening

Fitness expert and television host, Jessie Pavelka has collaborated with Fisikal, experts in digital management solutions, to create the new JP4 app, a premium 12-week personal health and fitness transformation programme that takes the user on a journey of change through four key elements of health.

German fitness tech and equipment firm eGym has launched a new Corona Gym Solution, bringing together a number of resources aimed at helping health clubs to re-open their doors as lockdown measures are eased.