Virgin Active has unveiled plans to launch two new ‘technology-focused’ clubs in London during early 2015.

Tech-savvy members are using apps and devices to take fitness into their own hands. Are you ready for the health tech revolution?

On his dream for the fitness industry

The chair of Health & Fitness Nordic talks to Kate Cracknell about the disruptive influence of technology and the fundamental need for businesses to be useful

A paraplegic teenager will officially kick-off this year's FIFA World Cup in Brazil, showcasing new technology which could transform lives for millions of paralysed people.

Kath Hudson takes a look at the growing technological options available for tracking members' physical activity both in and out of the health club environment

What's the future of member payments? Technology is moving fast, but is it helping operators to make more money? Kath Hudson asks the experts

Pressure on sales thanks to a weak economy, and an over-emphasis on social media, are detracting from real retention efforts, says Guy Griffiths

What do operators consider to be the future of technology in health clubs? Jon Nasta reports

Is the sector doing everything it needs to do to engage with today's consumer, asks Kate Cracknell

Advice for capitalising on the rapidly increasing popularity of running

The sports Operations Manager for Glasgow Life talks to Kate Cracknell about driving a culture of physical activity, and making positive changes at a population level

Fitness operators must investigate new revenue channels to grow in 2013, says Mintel's Michael Oliver

Pete Ellis, chair and CEO of SpaFinder, has launched WellTech, a new health and wellness-focused 'incubator' designed to support, develop and bring new technology companies to market. Selected firms using technology to devise new consumer health and wellness solutions will receive a minimum investment of US$50,000.