Founders of The Well on helping women thrive, plus cover star Jessica Ennis-Hill launches Cyclemapping

Fitbit is introducing stress management tools to millions of its users by bringing them to its activity trackers for the first time.

Olympic champion Jessica Ennis-Hill has introduced a new wellness app, developed to help women create an exercise regime based on their natural period cycle.

Safety, quality of service, and member engagement are key in order to offer a unique fitness experience that will boost the re-start.

At-home fitness startup Tempo is believed to be in the latter stages of finalising a US$100m cash injection from Japanese holding company SoftBank.

A new at-home fitness app will enable friends, communities, and coaches to remotely work out together using live video links.

In spite of the boom in home workouts, research indicates consumers can’t wait to get back to the gym, with digital acting as a funnel for new members, says Phillip Mills

Hussle’s announces the launch of its new Membership Conversion Service

Formula E team, Mahindra Racing, has built a new fitness programme to support the wellbeing of its drivers and staff. HCM talks to the team manager

Real estate group Blitzlake is investing in its Studio Three boutique concept explains the CEO

Denbighshire Leisure MD Jamie Groves, explains how a partnership with Technogym and Alliance Leisure has led to the creation of a raft of new offerings

Boom Cycle and Kobox CEOs, Robert and Hilary Rowland and Joe Cohen are building a new boutique super group with David Lloyd as chair. Liz Terry reports

Group Exercise has been closed longer than any other part of the sector, without evidence to support this decision. Industry leaders debate the issue

A new digital fitness platform has combined a digital exercise offering with online dating features which allow users to meet workout partners and find a 'fitness companion'.

The industry is eagerly awaiting the reopening of health clubs and leisure centres in another year affected by COVID-19, where the only thing that’s been certain is uncertainty.

A new digital fitness platform provides the social aspect of a boutique studio at home.

A new report shows how the pandemic is shifting consumer behaviours in fitness, sport and physical activity – and how those changes are likely to be permanent when it comes to the consumption of goods and digital services.

US-based sportswear giant Fabletics has launched its own, branded fitness offer, as part of a strategy to develop a "360-degree health and wellness experience" for its customers.

Gympass has been busy innovating and forging powerful partnerships. We find out more

Babywearing workouts help new mothers regain strength and confidence, says the founder of Carifit

The Gymbox CEO talks about partnering with hotel chain CitizenM

Technogym’s Live and On-Demand solution is transformational for its clients

The founder of boutique business TRIB3 talks COVID, kindness and the company’s ambitious global plans

Myzone explains how its digital experience can help gyms and studios get back on track

The physical activity sector can step up as an essential service by helping people during their recovery from COVID-19. HCM takes a look at some emerging initiatives

Norwegian gym chain EVO fitness is performing well, despite the pandemic. Its CEO shares the company’s strategies and growth plans

HCM talks to suppliers and operators about how the aggregator market is changing in response to demand

Mobile data and analytics provider App Annie has released its State Of Mobile 2021 report, in which the company estimates that more than 71,000 new health and fitness apps were launched in 2020.

Interactive digital fitness specialist FunXtion has partnered with health and fitness tracking software provider WeFitter.

The team behind a new digital service which allows users to transform any space into a workout area, say it has been designed to change the way virtual fitness is delivered to consumers.