The vibration platform provider has rebranded, focusing on its value as a warm-up and cool-down tool

Gymtopia’s Ray Algar reports on a health club that now offers a world-class facility for people with spinal cord injuries

Do you know how to fully engage Millennials in your social media marketing? The experts share their advice

Huw Edwards, ukactive’s public affairs director, offers his thoughts on an exciting time for the activity sector

Following the lead of the US and Australia, trampolining parks are springing up all over the UK and Europe. So what’s all the fuss about, and how do these centres sit alongside other fitness operations?

A number of sports shown on the BBC are at risk of a drop in exposure and audience figures as part of the broadcaster's plans for £150m worth of spending cuts.

Gladstone’s Learn2 software has revolutionised course management, with benefits for both customers and the bottom line

The former Lib Dem MEP and now president of EuropeActive talks to Kate Cracknell about transforming the ‘Cinderalla sport’ of fitness

The founder of freerunning talks to Kate Cracknell about James Bond, growing his academy network, and the vital need for everyone to move and have fun

Rochester Midtown Athletic Club in the US believes there’s no charity too big or too small to support

The spectators’ emotional response to every ace, missed backhand and disputed line call will be measured at this year's Wimbledon tennis championship, thanks to wearable technology provided by car manufacturer Jaguar.

Two studies shed light on exercise guidelines, highlighting how much activity and what intensity is best

In just 20 minutes per week expect the unexpected with this EMS-based hybrid training method

Kate Cracknell talks to the CEO of the Pure Group – Asia’s leading lifestyle brand – about blending yoga, fitness, food and apparel

The International Cricket Council (ICC) is looking to continue research in partnership with an Australian developer to produce a reliable wearable sensor that can detect illegal bowling actions in the game.

A South Korean study finds exercise can help control BECTS, a form of childhood epilepsy

American and Canadian tennis enthusiasts could soon get the chance to record metrics and data from recent performances to help improve their game, with Sony preparing to launch its attachable Smart Tennis Sensor early next year.

Could adopting a different approach to city design and planning help make the UK population healthier? Jacqueline Bennett reports

The 2014 Wimbledon tennis championship has kicked off today with a number of technological innovations which are set to improve the way "digital fans" (spectators with mobile devices) engage with the action.

The launch of Gladstone's mobile booking app at Edinburgh Leisure sites has brought great benefits to both customers and staff

Technology giant IBM is pushing ahead with the development of predictive analytics to help experts forecast the outcome of sports games, while also providing fans with more intriguing statistics during contests.

A number of devices are currently in development that could be used to provide real-time data and metrics specific to individual players partaking in sport, giving audiences and commentators more detailed information on performance levels during contests.

Public health campaigns must focus not only on the science of why people should exercise, but also on the practicalities of how physical activity guidelines can be easily and enjoyably achieved, says Kate Cracknell

Lauren Applegarth looks at a council scheme to open multiple sites, each with their own specialism

A look at how fixed resistance equipment is being integrated into sports-specific training programmes

A research team at Loughborough University has gained funding from the Institution of Occupational Safety and Health (IOSH) to investigate the health and safety impact of nanotechnology.

Learning with Learn2

CEO of ukactive David Stalker discusses the parliamentary group set up to examine physical inactivity

In the latest part of his retention series, Dr Paul Bedford looks at the importance of clubs maintaining a link with their members

New products and trends from this year's Leisure Industry Week