Technogym’s SKILLRUN now comes in different versions to suit different users’ workout needs

We chat to Myzone's global marketing director, Gemma Bonnett-Kolakowska, about how the brand continues to develop and evolve

What makes the perfect indoor cycle class and what trends are coming down the track for operators and instructors? We round up the views of suppliers

Is the UK boutique fitness sector capable of attracting the funding it needs? Alicia Whistlecroft from Deloitte takes a look at the level of opportunity

The commercial director of SUF Cycling tells how the Sufferfest training app evolved for group fitness in gyms and studios

Check out the most innovative new products in health and fitness from Keepme, RecoveRing, Jordan, Firstbeat and Shapewatch

HIIT is hot right now – but are you optimising it for all your members, or are some put off by the pain? We look at ways to ensure a positive experience

Technogym’s Club 4.0 concept helps operators innovate, with compelling content and all-new classes. We find out about how it’s being put to use by operators

Parachute training – running with a parachute strapped to your waist to create resistance – is mostly utilised by elite athletes. Could it go mainstream?

How to stop your members suffering from ‘fitness failure syndrome’

Dave Asprey, Silicon Valley hacker and the creator of Bulletproof coffee has developed a boutique fitness studio, which uses technology to upgrade members’ health

The benefits of recovery and its importance in maximising the impact of exercise need to be communicated to the general public by the fitness industry. However, the introduction of various recovery-focused technologies will serve to give the fitness sector tools to rely upon in delivering more effective recovery concepts.

Editor Helen Patenall rounds up the latest visionary developments in health and fitness, ranging from new start-ups to innovative flooring and clever use of colour

So much emphasis is given to hard workouts, we sometimes forget that gains are made during recovery. Do your members understand the importance of resting well? Kath Hudson reports

Announcing Skillathletic

Could Versaclimber classes become the next big thing? We check out the concepts reinvigorating this classic piece of kit

Ride in colour with the new Matrix Target Training Cycle

From Third Space in London to The Wall in Los Angeles, we look at the latest software partnerships

Indoor cycling has grown exponentially in the past few years. We analyse the data on who’s most engaged and when

With a new update coming out in 2019, Myzone is set for a big year

HCM kicks off 2019 with a rundown of the latest software features available, including queue management, facial recognition, health outcomes management and a partnership with Strava

After a career with Virgin Active, Fitness First and WeWork, Gaunt has devised and launched a new fitness business called Hero. He explains the concept to Kate Cracknell

David Lloyd Leisure has announced the rollout of its boutique-style HIIT concept, Blaze. We chat to DLL’s Michelle Dand and Jack Claxton about the new offering

How blockbuster fitness became a box office hit

Should operators be offering training that’s tailored to each gender?

Myzone is launching a range of new products and services this year, as CEO Dave Wright explains

Voted IHRSA Associate Member of the Year 2018, Myzone is the brainchild of Antipodean entrepreneur Dave Wright, who set out to find a way of making everyone feel good about exercise

The driving force in fitness

The EXOS founder and CEO explains how his business improves the performance of athletes and employees in 30 countries and plans for expansion

10 million users in 14,000 facilities worldwide use Technogym's mywellness cloud to manage their fitness and wellbeing. We talk to operators who are benefitting from this tech