Rebel Wilson

Rebel Wilson, Noom Partner as GLP-1s Enter Microdose Era

Rebel Wilson joins Noom as chief wellness ambassador, backing its new free tier that gamifies healthy habits and spotlights microdose GLP-1s.

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Beyond the Heat: How to Choose the Right Infrared Sauna for Your Gym

​​Infrared sauna technology isn’t new but with more and more options on the market and a growing list of features, […]

PureGym Unveils New Group Fitness Classes, Opens Doors for Free

PureGym opened all 435 of its gyms across the U.K. for National Fitness Day, offering free day passes and new classes Strike, Step and Pump.

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Walla’s New Software Tool Uses AI To Predict When Members Might Churn 

WallaPredict uses artificial intelligence to help fitness studios and franchises boost member retention through early interventions.

Fresh Off $2.2B Valuation, Strava Said To Be Prepping for IPO

Strava is reportedly preparing for a U.S. IPO as soon as 2026, after a $2.2B valuation, acquisitions and key leadership hires.

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Xplor, Clubessential To Merge in Major Fitness Software Consolidation

Xplor Technologies and Clubessential Holdings will merge to form a global software and payments giant serving gyms, studios and more.

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Precor Unveils New Treadmill That Converts Into a Sled-Style Workout

Precor's new Breakaway Treadmill offers a host of features, including "Push Mode" for HIIT training and power development.

GYM NYC Expands in New York, Eyes Miami & Overseas Openings

Gym NYC opens its Midtown gym, expanding its “Iron Paradise” across New York while setting sights on Miami, the Caribbean and Punta Cana.

Balanced Body Pilates

Balanced Body Launches New Version of Famous Pilates Reformer

Balanced Body has launched the Allegro Nextgen Reformer, an updated model designed to reflect the evolution of Pilates.

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Millennials Are Planning Remote Workdays Around Fitness

A new study suggests Millennials may be unwilling to give up one of the key perks of working from home: the ability to pencil in a workout.