The legendary broadcaster can still do the splits at 80. Now she’s uniting the world of dance for wellbeing and wants health clubs to join the cause

The co-founder of Frame took the business through a pre-pack that meant a radical rebuild. She talks to Kath Hudson

Toronto boutique operator, Sweat and Tonic, has announced the launch of a new reformer Pilates brand, Reformd, which will be the world’s highest capacity Lagree method studio.

Recognising the growing importance of wellness to travellers, Hilton has partnered with Calm – a leading global app for sleep, meditation and relaxation – to promote holistic wellbeing throughout the customer journey.

Burnley Leisure is boosting exercise participation and building community through skill-based fitness in partnership with BOX12

Testosterone shots, GLP-1s and wellness – HCM talks to industry leaders about their plans for 2025 and examines current opportunites, threats and trends

Group exercise is the engine room of the sector, relying on its talent to deliver. Abi Harris asks industry experts how we can engage the next generation of instructors

The CEO of VivaGym has new backers committed to fast tracking the growth of the business within the Iberian market and further afield. He talks to Kate Cracknell

Positive company culture can add commercial value and a competitive advantage, as Kath Hudson discovers

Boutique fitness software platform, Xplor Mariana Tek, has launched a suite of franchise management software tools, built in collaboration with its franchise partners.

Michael Whitelock, children’s activities manager at Horizon Leisure tells HCM how the operator is supporting home-schooled children

The recent refurbishment of York Sport Village with Technogym has modernised the university campus facilities and addressed training trends

The importance of strength training for special populations is leading to the creation of a new generation of equipment that facilitates safe use. Julie Cramer investigates

AI-driven software is enabling hyper personalisation for members, while also allowing operators to build powerful communities, as Julie Cramer reports

As Crunch Fitness gears up to be sold, Kate Cracknell talks to CEO Jim Rowley about its journey to profitability

Landmark research from Les Mills reveals the vital interventions required to set new members up for success and keep them coming back for more

Developments in technology are helping to power immersive, multi-sensory experiences. We look at the benefits for both members and operators

The co-founder of Longevity, Neil King, and Andy Molyneux of Everybody Health and Leisure address key industry issues

News editor of HCM, Kath Hudson, taps the zeitgeist at the recent W3Fit EMEA industry event that was held in Sardinia, Italy

Wearable technology is once again top of the trends according to the American College of Sports Medicine’s annual survey, followed by mobile exercise apps and exercise programmes for older adults.

The CEO of Gymbox details being torn between risk and security at a key point in his health and fitness career, and reflects on the choices he made

The PureGym founder and the developer of VOR are working together on a new AI workout builder to help personal trainers scale their businesses

Foundry’s MD reveals plans to take its ‘posh spit and sawdust’ training concept to more local markets and also to pilot a franchise package

The global CEO of Virgin Active and healthy food brand Kauai talks to Liz Terry about combining both operations in a high-value wellness business

We talk to suppliers about how they create flexible and fit-for-purpose gym floors

Reform RX has secured US$5.1 million in funding to fuel global expansion, led by Northern Ireland equity fund manager, Clarendon Fund Managers.

The co-owner of Volt gym tells us about building an independent, community-focused brand and what’s in store following a major investment

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

We talk to the founder of Sähëlï Hub about her journey to providing health and wellness services across deprived communities in Birmingham

With one in six people in the world set to be aged over 60 by 2030, the demand for healthy ageing and longevity services is expected to rise. We talk to operators active in this space and ask how their premium offerings can filter down to the mainstream