Julie Cramer looks at recent health club projects where the combination of expert-led design and functionality have elevated the offering

Fit tech companies tell Julie Cramer how their latest personalisation tools are driving measurable results

Kath Hudson reports on the first UK Health and Fitness Market Report.

EGYM has been working with Magna Vitae Trust for Leisure and Culture to introduce its Smart Strength system in Mablethorpe

Core Health and Fitness has supplied Nautilus equipment to Club 24 in Bangor, Northern Ireland working with local distributor, Balance Leisure

Pulse Fitness has been working with HMS Nelson to support service personnel with a new world-class fitness upgrade

As Body Fit Training launches a new recovery concept called 10X, co-founder, Cameron Falloon, talks about the power of getting the offer right

As interest in women-only workout spaces booms, we talk to the operators working to develop a new generation of facilities by understanding women’s common needs

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

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

The University of Warwick has unveiled a £1 million refurbished gym in partnership with Matrix Fitness

New technology is supporting the development of ‘workout builders’, which use AI to design customised exercises to enhance member results

Peloton and Google have announced a partnership which will give Google Fitbit Premium members access to a wide range of Peloton classes.

Boutique fitness software platform, Xplor Mariana Tek, has launched in-app gamification to help studios motivate more members to reach their fitness goals.

The New Keiser M3i Studio Bike brings ride data to life to engage and delight members

An ACE summit on mental health shared methods fitness professionals can build into their toolkit, as Kath Hudson reports

The co-founders of Studio Society talk about taking immersive fitness global and how their new CoverMe app is connecting group-ex instructors to work

The booming market for strength training is driving growth in everything from hardware to programming, as Steph Eaves discovers

The pioneering fitness entrepreneur tells us how he’s injecting science and style into his latest venture in New York City

The pandemic sparked a change of priorities and how many people regard physical activity. ClubIntel shares its findings into what fitness consumers now want, lifting the lid on who are the casual consumers, fitness explorers, routine junkies and wellness lovers.

Virtuagym has added to its range of training solutions with the launch of Virtuagym AI Coach.

Steph Eaves checks out the latest indoor cycling innovations designed to keep people pedalling

People around the world are increasingly investing time in strengthening their mental health. Myzone CEO of EMEA, David Stalker, looks at how operators can support members to improve this aspect of their wellbeing

What’s trending in the world of exercise monitoring in 2023? Frances Marcellin catches up with some leading fit tech suppliers to find out

During the pandemic, people invested in home workout equipment and virtual training subscriptions to stay fit. Skip to the present day, and many people want to maintain their healthy lifestyles without returning to the gym or studio.

Marvel is launching a new fitness adventure app, allowing people to take part in workouts next to heroes such as Thor, Wolverine and Hulk.

Fitness franchise operator Anytime Fitness has launched a new app, offering members 24/7 engagement with their fitness inside and outside the club, as well as personalised coaching they can access anywhere.

Xponential Fitness is launching its digital platform, Xponential+, on all LG Electronics Smart TVs globally.

The new Sprint 8 programme from Matrix Fitness gives real and tangible results, says Steve Barrett

Another Round, the startup behind the AI-driven personal training app of the same name, has developed a new B2B solution that it claims can enable personal trainers to work with more than 50 clients over a 14-hour week.