Eigen Fitness is launching AI-powered wearables called Nodes to help gym users measure their weight training progress.

Compassionate activity tracker Gentler Streak has been crowned Apple Watch App of the Year.

The Food for the Brain Foundation has released a new app, Cognition, which it claims can help people cut their risk of Alzheimer’s by half.

Sony has announced that it will be releasing a motion-tracking product called Mocopi in January that looks set to accelerate the services fitness and wellness and also entertainment and attractions companies can provide in the metaverse.

Oura for Business has officially launched, providing staff with Oura Ring health insights and employers with a raft of services to support employees’ health and performance.

Sport for Health, a collaboration between The World Health Organisation (WHO), FIFA and Qatar’s Ministry of Public Health, has released an app called GenMove Season 1, aimed at increasing physical activity among children.

The CEO of Jetts Fitness Australia talks to Kate Cracknell about leading the recent MBO and the company’s plans for expansion driven by their culture of love

In order to support gyms and health clubs in this difficult economic climate, Orbit4 is helping operators by telling them the best time to trade in and buy new based on its intelligence-led data and tech.

Armah Sports CEO introduces his new smart club, B_fit, which uses AI, VR and Amazon Alexa

The MD of DSruptive on how smart implants will change health and fitness

The co-founder of AiT on the company's journey

The Humanity app puts the focus on ageing, letting users see the repercussions of their habits

London South Bank University has completed a major renovation of its leisure facilities for the benefit of students, staff and the wider community

First a pandemic, then a war and now a cost of living and energy crisis. With incomes being squeezed, will gyms be budgeted out? We talk to our panel

Orangetheory has introduced a new AI-powered heart-rate tracking system called MaxHR to boost the personalisation and efficiency of members’ workouts.

Pulse Fitness is supporting community activity with the Teme Leisure partnership

We need to change the way we measure the impact of the sector, with a new focus on outcomes, says Liz Terry

We ask suppliers about the latest trends in strength training

Colin Milner, CEO of the International Council on Active Aging, reveals new research highlighting the need for a more effective approach to fitness and ageing

The GM of Nobu Hotel London Portman Square talks about the creation of its new Fitness and Wellness Space, which is open to the community

EGYM has been pioneering the connected gym floor for more than a decade, partnering with operators and other third-party integrations, to create a free-flowing training environment that places the member at the very centre of the experience.

Brawn has launched InGym, a connected strength-training visual display solution for the free weights lifting community. The technology was recently revealed to the public at the Ministry of Sound in London, when a floor full of lifters gathered with the goal of reaching a collective 350,000kg.

Deloitte’s latest report on the impact of the fitness sector on global GDP is a powerful lobbying tool

Do people get fitter working out at home or in the gym and do they have a preference? Researcher Bryce Hastings reports on the latest research seeking to answer these questions

The co-founder of Happy Finish explains how the future of fitness could look with ‘digital-first’ wellness prescriptions and fully immersive experiences

Fitness franchise companies are making deals and reporting brisk business. Kath Hudson finds out more

Pulse Fitness and Bolsover District Council have been collaborating for many years to deliver dedicated community activity spaces

Members of the United States Congress and Washington DC staff are competing against each other in this year’s Congressional Physical Activity Challenge.

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.

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