Mindfulness app provider, Headspace, is making a bid to support US-based healthcare professionals curb anxiety and stress during the coronavirus shutdown.

Hollywood star Chris Hemsworth is making his online fitness programme Centrfit available for free for the next six weeks.

Fitness giant Technogym will enable club operators to offer at-home training and coaching services to members remotely via its Mywellness Cloud platform.

David Lloyd Leisure (DLL) has announced the launch of David Lloyd Clubs @Home to engage members during the coronavirus closure.

A personalised sexual wellness app has been launched with the aim of improving people’s sex lives.

Fitness tech firm Motosumo has launched a new service, allowing gym operators to deliver HIIT group workouts and indoor cycling classes to their members' living rooms.

GymAware, a fitness equipment company based in Australia, has created Flex, a tracking device that collects performance data from weight training.

Lauren Heath-Jones reveals the newest product launches from Wattbike, Pulse, Body Bike and MYE Technologies

CEOs Humphrey Cobbold, of Pure Gym and Clive Ormerod of Les Mills talk about their initial response to COVID-19

Charlie Bourne, MD of new luxury health club Eden One, talks about developing a new combination of facilities

US country music singer Carrie Underwood is dipping her toe in the fitness industry, with the launch of a fitness app which she says will ultimately form part of a "holistic wellness platform".

MYE Technologies, a US-based tech company specialising in fitness equipment, is set to launch a new body scanner.

Pulse Fitness has created TRAKK, a new fitness app that it claims will transform the way that gym operators and members track their journeys.

Parkwood Leisure managing director Glen Hall talks about putting the company on a new path to fitness in recent years, with customers and staff at its heart

The latest research from Mintel reveals that private health and fitness clubs had a record-breaking year in 2019

This Warwickshire GP has launched a virtual fitness club at his practice

Dutch boutique fitness brand Switch The Gym has launched its second studio in Eindhoven, The Netherlands, just three months after opening its first site in the town of Veldhoven.

A new app using augmented reality (AR) aims to motivate people to get more active by showing, in real-time, what they would look like if they lost weight or gained muscle mass.

Eight Inc. have created a gym in Beijing for digital fitness startup Keep that integrates technology into the space to improve the workout experience and help optimise training performance.

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

Wellness tech platform Mindbody has signed a five-year partnership deal with fitness franchise F45.

Tech giant Apple is venturing further into the wellness space by launching a new Apple Watch Connected programme, designed to reward gym members for wearing the watch during their exercise sessions.

Hyatt Hotels has announced a collaboration with mindfulness app provider Headspace, set to roll out in the coming months at Hyatt-branded hotels.

A new product aimed at the ageing population is combining wearable fitness tech with artificial intelligence to create a device designed to help predict potentially harmful ailments.

Auro launches a new personal training app; Pavigym’s Wexo flooring supports cross-training zones; FunXtion’s online training tool explained and Vitapure presents its drinks dispenser, which makes money, while reducing single plastic usage

New launches, new brands, acquisitions, diversification, expansion and franchising are driving the explosive growth of Evolution Wellness in Asia. The CEO talks to Kate Cracknell

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

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'Age-tech' has been identified as one of the emerging markets which could shape future innovations in the wellness and fitness technology sector.

"We can include those yet to take the plunge into wearables," says Myzone’s Dave Wright