The COVID-19 emergency has accelerated the adoption of fitness technology by a decade

Nick Coutts and Kresten Juel Jensen on gamifying group fitness using the motion sensors in a smartphone

The coronavirus pandemic has seen the fitness industry pivot to digital. We look at the longer-term implications

Nearly two thirds (64 per cent) of the world’s health and fitness clubs are currently closed either by decree or voluntary arrangement.

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

Spa software company, Zenoti, has produced insights into the impact coronavirus is having on its customers.

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

Life Fitness has launched a series of at-home on-demand workouts to keep users active in the wake of the coronavirus.

A live workout streamed on YouTube, which looks to help keep families active during the coronavirus outbreak, has gone global.

Life Fitness has partnered with Digital Coach to launch at-home on-demand workouts to keep users active in the wake of the coronavirus.

Technology firm Purple WiFi has launched a live data website, offering a real-time, visual representation of the effects of the COVID-19 (Coronavirus) pandemic on leisure industry sectors globally.

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