The body composition specialists are showing no signs of slowing down, with new leadership and launches for 2022

The energy market is complex and fast moving. The industry needs to unite to find smart ways to keep costs under control

The CEO of Women in Sport talks about Big Sister, a new programme that’s working to overcome period poverty and support more adolescent girls to get and stay active

Strength training startup Grndhouse has launched a new app following 18 months of development.

Caterpillar, a new app that rewards healthy actions with redeemable points at entertainment and fitness outlets, will launch a pilot scheme on 6 June.

The company behind fitness aggregator Hussle – Sandcroft Avenue Ltd – has collapsed, owing £5,362,000.

ABC Fitness Solutions has appointed Sharad Mohan as chief SaaS officer. Mohan was previously co-founder and MD of Trainerize, which was acquired by ABC in 2020. He will be working across other SaaS businesses within ABC, while continuing to lead Trainerize.

Capitalising on Schwinn’s decades of experience and iconic leadership in commercial indoor cycling, Core Health & Fitness announces the arrival of its next generation of indoor cycling bikes – Schwinn X and Z.

Ness, a US startup that is developing a range of wellness-driven credit cards, has launched its first product, the Ness Rewards app, with longer-term plans to deliver health insurance in the US via its credit cards.

Tillt, an athletic performance-based betting app – where runners get paid if they win – has been launched by co-founders Sam Mackie and Taber Gifford.

With a focus on globalisation, Magicline has officially launched its software in the UK. As Europe’s leading gym management software company, the company strives to provide the best tools for gym owners to be successful, win new members and elevate their businesses.

AI-driven home-strength platform, Vitruvian, raises US$15m Series A funding to ramp up production. Investors include Larsen Ventures and Steve Baxter’s Ten13. Baxter is known for his TV role as a 'shark' in Australia’s Shark Tank.

Karsten Hollasch reports on the ninth European Health and Fitness Market Report from Deloitte and Europe Active

Pulse Fitness and Bolsover District Council have been collaborating for many years to deliver dedicated community activity spaces

DLL is pushing back against social media ‘fitfluencers’ says Andrea Dearden

Can one operator succeed where another has failed? asks Liz Terry

F45’s new chief of athletics on developing exclusive new workouts for the brand

HCM celebrated 300 issues last month. We share our postbag of verdicts from our readers

Bryce Hastings reveals new research into exercise motivation and adherance

Can exercise professionals gain the wider trust of the medical community, and play a pivotal role in the wellbeing agenda?

The Grndhouse co-founder tells us how his brand plans to dominate the strength training space in the UK, and beyond

Yate Leisure is one of the largest sites in Circadian Trust’s portfolio, with around 4,000 members. Ben Beasley, director of commercial development, explains why they were an early adopter of Technogym Biocircuit, and how the offer has evolved

We go behind the scenes of the biggest ever collaboration on COVID safety data. Lizzie Broughton tells the story

The industry veteran and new chair of the UK Active Membership Council shares insights into growing his business over 35 years and reveals his aims for his new role at UK Active

The serial entrepreneur and founder of Feel Electric talks about bringing his new chain of EMS studios to the UK

You want to refresh your lockers and changing rooms on a budget. HCM’s panel of experts advises

Leading software specialists reveal how they’ve solved specific tech challenges for individual health clubs

Altis, an artificial intelligence-based personal trainer solution, has secured more than US$3m worth of financing, bringing the total investments made in the fit tech brand to date to US$10.5m.

Members of the United States Congress and Washington DC staff are competing against each other in this year’s Congressional Physical Activity Challenge.

Global fitness technology provider Virtuagym has raised a new €3m investment from Icecat, an Amsterdam-based technology company which invests in innovative technology organisations.