The CEO of Women in Sport talks about Big Sister, a new programme that’s working to overcome period poverty and support more adolescent girls to get and stay active

HCM gives a briefing on Elevate as the UK industry welcomes the return of this health and fitness event to London’s Excel

Ready to revolutionise your indoor cycling offer? Today’s bikes offer smarter, more advanced features than ever before

We talk to Rob Waldron and Eddie Swinnen about how APAC’s Fitness and Lifestyle Group is investing in tech innovation across the business

Strength training startup Grndhouse has launched a new app following 18 months of development.

Caterpillar, a new app that rewards healthy actions with redeemable points at entertainment and fitness outlets, will launch a pilot scheme on 6 June.

Aumio, a new sleep, relaxation and meditation app for children has raised €3m to drive market expansion across Europe and the US. The seed funding round was led by investment platform Partech and venture capitalist fund byFounders.

The company behind fitness aggregator Hussle – Sandcroft Avenue Ltd – has collapsed, owing £5,362,000.

With a focus on globalisation, Magicline has officially launched its software in the UK. As Europe’s leading gym management software company, the company strives to provide the best tools for gym owners to be successful, win new members and elevate their businesses.

We go behind the scenes of the biggest ever collaboration on COVID safety data. Lizzie Broughton tells the story

The industry veteran and new chair of the UK Active Membership Council shares insights into growing his business over 35 years and reveals his aims for his new role at UK Active

The serial entrepreneur and founder of Feel Electric talks about bringing his new chain of EMS studios to the UK

Karsten Hollasch reports on the ninth European Health and Fitness Market Report from Deloitte and Europe Active

Modern, sustainable buildings are key to redefining our sector, says Sharron Davies MBE

HCM celebrated 300 issues last month. We share our postbag of verdicts from our readers

Yate Leisure is one of the largest sites in Circadian Trust’s portfolio, with around 4,000 members. Ben Beasley, director of commercial development, explains why they were an early adopter of Technogym Biocircuit, and how the offer has evolved

DLL is pushing back against social media ‘fitfluencers’ says Andrea Dearden

The Grndhouse co-founder tells us how his brand plans to dominate the strength training space in the UK, and beyond

Leading software specialists reveal how they’ve solved specific tech challenges for individual health clubs

Can exercise professionals gain the wider trust of the medical community, and play a pivotal role in the wellbeing agenda?

According to our poll the first thing 80 per cent of operators and gym owners think about when it’s time to sell gym equipment is how much your equipment is worth.

Liteboxer has launched a VR version of its at-home boxing workouts called Liteboxer VR. The programme provides gaming-style boxing sessions through Meta’s Oculus Quest 2 system.

Cross-platform fit tech business Fiit, has hit a £1 million crowdfunding target in seven days.

Cardio giant Peloton has launched its first home strength-training product.

Sports data analysis and consultancy firm 4Global has appointed Kerstin Obenauer as chief customer officer as part of a new growth strategy.

The new UK Leisure Framework has been set up to deliver £2bn of developments, as Paul Cluett, MD of Alliance Leisure explains

As we celebrate the publication of the 300th edition of HCM, we invite industry experts to give their insights on the health and fitness sector: why they joined, the most exciting development to date, and what they think we’ll be reporting on in the next 300 issues

The UK health club sector could grow to engage up to 35 per cent of the population, according to a Fitronics study, reports Marc Jones

Fitness First has made personal training more accessible by deploying new levels of digitalisation in partnership with Fisikal

HCM is celebrating 300 issues this month and reflecting on the journey so far, says Liz Terry