Edward Phillips, founder of the Institute of Lifestyle Medicine in Boston, US, talks to Julie Cramer about tackling chronic disease

The MD of budget fitness operator Xercise4Less talks to Kate Cracknell about the company's brand new partnership with UK supermarket chain Tesco

Barefoot or shod, people run best when they're comfortable, says Ben Hudson of Taylor & Francis Group

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

Whether you're looking for weight loss, detox or disease prevention, juicing claims to have the answers. Kate Cracknell reports

Barefoot running is supposed to be the natural way, so can it work from a prehab point of view or does it present a new set of problems?

Women with type 2 diabetes have to work harder than men to get the same results in certain exercises, new research suggests

The founder and CEO of GoodLife Fitness talks to Kate Cracknell about putting an ethos of caring at the heart of his Canadian club empire

Becca Douglas takes a look at some of the initiatives aiming to deliver a legacy from last year's London Paralympic Games

The founder and CEO of Mytime Active talks to Kate Cracknell about opportunities in public health, building community partnerships and re-investing profits to change lives

With online businesses and out-of-club fitness on the rise, how can facility-based operators respond? We ask our panel of experts

Combat sports are growing in popularity, but do they belong in the mainstream, asks Kath Hudson

In part one of a new retention series, Guy Griffiths looks at the importance of the new member journey

The founder of The Second Half Centre in London tells Kate Cracknell about her unique approach to successful ageing

Operators increasingly need to demonstrate social value. Julie Cramer reports on the progress being made

A new report into outdoor fitness found that 100 per cent of respondents were planning outdoor classes for 2013. We take a closer look at some of those plans

Spartan Race, an obstacle race concept taking the world by storm

The co-owner and director of Dutch health club operator and construction company Pellikaan talks to Kate Cracknell about integrating fitness and medical offerings

For years it's been possible to book hotels and trains via smartphones, but not fitness classes. Kath Hudson examines how technology is enabling clubs to finally catch up

Did the Olympics have any impact on participation levels among the general public? Mike Hill reports on the latest HAFOS findings

The CEO and co-founder of Anytime Fitness talks to Kate Cracknell about incentivising healthy living and the company's expansion plans

The Sports Science Institute of South Africa's Brent Walsh discusses the work of this unique facility

Residential developers are incorporating wellbeing facilities in their schemes to enhance exclusivity and add value, reports Neena Dhillon

Advice for capitalising on the rapidly increasing popularity of running

ukactive announces new board members, and Beattie leaves énergie

What happens if some members' genetic make-up means they won't get results from their workouts? Kristoph Thompson reports

Good programming and well-trained staff can unlock the potential of functional training zones for special population groups. Kath Hudson finds out more

Is the health and fitness industry approaching children's fitness in the right way? Kate Cracknell asks the experts for their views

Technogym has opened its brand new headquarters: the Wellness Village in Cesena, Italy. Kate Cracknell pays a visit and finds an exemplary corporate wellness model

Football clubs are developing community outreach programmes that are addressing social issues and linking local people together. Neena Dhillon reports