The co-founders of Studio Society talk about taking immersive fitness global and how their new CoverMe app is connecting group-ex instructors to work

With a growing focus on recovery to help members achieve peak performance and results, Steph Eaves asks what equipment health clubs should install

With the sector’s widespread view that the UK government’s new physical activity and sport strategy lacks vision, Martyn Allison dissects the finer details, while industry thought leaders also comment

A new startup is looking to carve out a market for itself by helping those working in sports and physical activity make better use of emerging technologies.

Dave Wright has stepped down as Group CEO of Myzone, the fitness technology business he founded in 2011, citing family commitments and work/life balance.

The booming market for strength training is driving growth in everything from hardware to programming, as Steph Eaves discovers

The co-founder of SoulCycle and Flywheel tells Kath Hudson how she’s found new direction through dealing with adversity

The MD of Benefit Systems tells Kate Cracknell how the company gives access to 5k facilities through its MultiSport card

Members of Crunch Fitness gyms can now enter their club using the Amazon One palm recognition service.

A new fitness franchise launches its first location tomorrow in Irving-Las Colinas, Texas (9 September 2023), looking to establish itself as "the world’s smartest fitness studio".

John McEnroe Tennis Academy (JMTA) has partnered with fitness tech firm Ocuray to create a neurofitness training wearable designed specifically for tennis.

The pioneering fitness entrepreneur tells us how he’s injecting science and style into his latest venture in New York City

US health clubs and studios can quickly grow their business with better access to capital. Mindbody’s senior VP of payments tells us more

Recovery is hitting the mainstream and with an increasing number of percussive and vibration therapies on offer, Steph Eaves checks out the options

The president and co-founder of Self Esteem Brands tells Kate Cracknell the company is aiming to get to 10,000 locations in the next five years

The MD of Warehouse Gyms in Dubai tells Liz Terry about growing the business and the power of independents

The largest generation, Gen Z is often dubbed ‘generation active’. Les Mills research has established the potential to engage this cohort, as Jak Phillips explains

In these trying times, taking the ostrich approach and hoping things will get better is not going to cut it. Emma Barry, author of Building a Badass Boutique, says it’s time to tool up and gives some pointers on how.

A stellar line up of industry thought leaders give their views on what might be coming down the tracks in the next 18 months and where to find the chinks of light in the current stormy landscape. Contributors include Liz Clarke, Huw Edwards, Tara Dillon and Martin Franklin.

Fitness tech company Tempo has released a large update, adding a number of features which leverage the capabilities of both iPhone and AI.

EGYM has completed a Series F financing round which will see it raise up to €207m (US$225m) in growth capital.

Snap Fitness has unlocked the secrets of community-building using Myzone to increase attendance and earn member loyalty

Virtuagym has added to its range of training solutions with the launch of Virtuagym AI Coach.

Orbit4’s technology is generating significant savings and streamlining operations for premium operator Gymbox

Could health assessments be the ultimate retention solution, asks Steph Eaves

Block Gym has partnered with Matrix Fitness to launch a new workout experience at Royal William Yard

QHotels chooses Xplor Gym’s management software to cut admin time and better serve its gym members

People around the world are increasingly investing time in strengthening their mental health. Myzone CEO of EMEA, David Stalker, looks at how operators can support members to improve this aspect of their wellbeing

New digital gym floor offerings are delivering more functionality for consumers

If operators want to grow their business, they need to support those with long-term health conditions, says Exi’s head of research. She tells Kate Cracknell how this can be achieved