The world’s biggest fitness trade show takes place in April. We take a look

Making science fiction a reality – the rise of facial recognition in health clubs across the UK

Fitness gets personal

Fitness testing and body scanning is becoming a must-have for gyms. HCM gives the low down on the latest systems

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

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

Insurance companies are focusing on fitness and rewarding healthy behaviours in order to reduce claims

Working with Gravity

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

énergie Fitness has opened new headquarters that puts employee wellness, productivity and the needs of franchisees centre-stage

Performance training will be revolutionised by the new Technogym SKILLBIKE

Tokyo University says a flexible, wireless skin display giving real-time biometric data will soon be available

The CEO of the UK’s only listed fitness business on producing record results

Wattbike: innovating for a decade

Improving retention with AI

New tech is coming down the track which will change the gym experience and improve retention

A team of researchers at the University of Tokyo, Japan, has developed a highly flexible, ultra- thin electronic "skin display", which can be used to display the user’s health information.

Improving retention with AI

Tom Walker asks if fitness and sports science principles hold the key to boosting workforce productivity among corporate as well as fitness companies

Leaders from the sport, fitness and technology sectors have unveiled a dynamic collaboration to stimulate growth for digital startups that help people get active.

Stylus’ Laura Swain explores the industry innovations that are making it easier than ever before to keep fit on-the-go

Is tracking member activity and performance during group exercise classes always a good thing?

Fitness software company Virtuagym has released a mobile coaching app designed to help PTs monitor and coach their clients while on the go.

As large consumers of power, how can sport and leisure operators buy wisely, manage their consumption and even generate their own energy on-site?

Could body scanners be the secret to keeping gym-goers engaged and motivated?

British Rowing’s Helen Rowbotham talks about a new initiative to get more people involved in indoor, gym-based rowing

Technogym’s new Skillrow is changing the indoor rowing workout and creating a new type of group class

Imke Schuller of the Futures Company look at how the industry can better connect with Millennials

UK’s flagship carrier British Airways (BA) is developing an ingestible “wellness pill”, which would allow the airline to monitor passengers’ health information during flights.

We look at the growth of hotels built around a wellness offering for guests