Deloitte’s Karsten Hollasch summarises key data from the latest European Health & Fitness Market Report showing that membership and market value remain strong in Europe. The goal – 80 million members by 2025

With a new update coming out in 2019, Myzone is set for a big year

Tech giant Google has bought a bulk of intellectual property from watchmaker Fossil, pouring fuel on rumours that it is working on a flagship smartwatch product.

More appreciation – and pay – for instructors

The co-founder of Bridges Fund Management, which has backed The Gym Group, Planet Fitness and Fitness Hut tells Kate Cracknell every business needs to think about social impact

Wearable tech has made a comeback as the 'hottest fitness trend' for 2019 – with group training, HIIT and programming for the elderly also expected to grow in popularity over the next 12 months.

Serco Leisure's fitness staff will be offered a new training initiative focusing on the use of digital technology.

Myzone is launching a range of new products and services this year, as CEO Dave Wright explains

The fitness sector could soon have a huge disruptor on its hands, if rumours of Google's plans prove correct.

10 million users in 14,000 facilities worldwide use Technogym's mywellness cloud to manage their fitness and wellbeing. We talk to operators who are benefitting from this tech

The Anytime Fitness CEO on plans to become the UK’s largest operator

The European Health & Fitness Market Report from EuropeActive and Deloitte finds David Lloyd Leisure is the most profitable operator in Europe

Wearable technology company Myzone has secured a partnership deal with fitness tech and services company Hero Wellbeing.

Tokyo University says a flexible, wireless skin display giving real-time biometric data will soon be available

The UK health and fitness industry continues to show impressive growth. Helen Patenall looks at the key influencers shaping the sector in the year ahead

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Deloitte’s Karsten Hollasch summarises key data from the latest European Health & Fitness Market Report, highlighting our continent’s leading fitness operators and countries

A team of researchers at the University of Tokyo, Japan, has developed a highly flexible, ultra- thin electronic "skin display", which can be used to display the user’s health information.

Leaders from the sport, fitness and technology sectors have unveiled a dynamic collaboration to stimulate growth for digital startups that help people get active.

England Netball has announced a new partnership with Catapult Sports to help measure the physical loading experienced by England Roses players.

Fledgling fit-tech startups will have their products and services nurtured in the second round of ukactive’s ActiveLab programme.

Wearable technology giant Fitbit has announced the global launch of its first smartwatch, as it steps up its expansion beyond the activity tracker market.

Who are the biggest, most profitable club operators in Europe? Deloitte reveals all

AXA PPP’s Matthew Ward discusses the insurance giant’s new strategy that involves encouraging its customers to exercise

The latest report charting the wearables market has suggested that the sector is in “good health” – and that there are signs that the focus and demand of consumers is increasingly shifting towards wellness tech.

Are activity trackers a help or a hindrance when it comes to weight loss?

Technogym's latest innovations put members in control – allowing them to personalise their workouts with virtual reality, smart equipment features and comprehensive data tracking

Danish entrepreneur Rasmus Ingerslev on his recent appointment as IHRSA chair

Physicist turned tech entrepreneur, Raj Sareen, explains how his 3D body scanner Styku will revolutionise member acquisitions, retention and revenues for health clubs

1Life has transformed a sorry-looking shed in Milton Keynes into a thriving cross-training hub