Gladstone showcases its new app, which has been designed to help users book and pay for classes and activities on the go

Ninety per cent of exercisers say they prefer to work out in a group – ensure your group exercise timetable has pulling power, says Les Mills UK

Using technology to measure, test and track performance has become an essential consideration for many operators. Wattbike outlines its latest innovations in this area

Here come the girls – Matrix offers an overview of its initiatives to promote, develop and encourage women’s sport and activity

What do health and fitness providers need to know before committing to an exercise referral scheme? We offer an overview of the key points to consider

The co-founder of Morning Gloryville on getting the world to rise and shine

The new CEO of Places for People Leisure talks to Kate Cracknell about the company becoming a social enterprise and rolling out a private community gym brand

PayasUgym, the online gym pass provider, is trialling a programme that will see private gyms receive GP-referred patients and help tackle the UK’s inactivity epidemic.

Wearable technology pioneers will launch the next generation of sports and fitness devices at next month’s Wearable Technology Show, which takes place from 10-11 March at ExCeL in London.

With cycling one of the fastest-growing sports in the UK, and the public looking to use technology to maximise training benefits, demand for Wattbike has been growing strongly

ukactive CEO David Stalker outlines the work that lies ahead for the health and fitness industry as it progresses through 2015

How much CV training do we need to do, and what’s the best way to do it? Lauren Chambers asks the experts for their advice

Operators need to do much more to help members understand nutrition and balancing calories for weight management, says Kate Cracknell

The world’s largest health and fitness trade show takes place in Cologne, Germany, from 9–12 April, with the EHFF on 8 April

Tom Walker talks to the digital health visionary about the likelihood of technology making GPs and fitness professionals redundant

1Rebel is a newly-launched premium lifestyle microgym which has set out to be a ‘fitness market disruptor’. Julie Cramer speaks to the founders

David Lloyd Leisure (DLL) fired the starter pistol on its new Immersive Fitness offering last week, teaming up with creator Les Mills to launch the new range of group cycling workouts.

A newly-launched fitness app aims to help busy mums stay in shape and restore body confidence by offering a range of specialised workouts.

European health and beauty online booking platform Wahanda has acquired an app development consultancy called Lemon Labs as part of a strategic focus on becoming a mobile-first company.

We round up the expansion plans of a selection of key private sector operators around the world, and offer a snapshot of upcoming UK public sector developments

Low-cost growth, public sector strength and the impact of technology. David Minton offers an overview of the fitness sector based on the latest TLDC State of the UK Fitness Industry report

An analysis of potential growth areas for the fitness sector, based on the latest Mintel research

How can your business drive long-term relevance and profit by embracing a socially conscious agenda? Ray Algar reports

Will 2015 prove to be a turning point for the health and physical activity sector? ukactive CEO David Stalker offers his thoughts

The latest HAFOS survey gains insight into consumers’ views of budget clubs and microgyms

Euromonitor International has published its annual Top 10 Global Consumer Trends forecast report, highlighting an expected boom in consumers' desire for preventative healthcare via digital devices – given the current popularity of fitness and dieting apps.

David Lloyd Leisure (DLL) is soon to unveil one of the world’s first permanent Immersive Fitness studios at its Raynes Park club in London as part of an exclusive partnership with Les Mills.

As the industry gathers apace, wearable technology will come to represent a new form of power dressing for business leaders next year, in the same way that shoulder pads dominated 1980s wardrobes.

Les Mills rocks out final Group Fitness Experience (GFX) event in Liverpool

MD Chris Johnson explains why Pulse is about so much more than just equipment