How is Longevity Reshaping the Fitness Business?
The trends and business models creating new opportunities across wellness and recovery.
Spinergy, a Los Angeles indoor cycling and yoga studio, features a 300-square-foot projection screen with next-level visuals and sound.
From Kendall Jenner to trainers to fitness influencers, these 11 Alo trends are what the cool kids are wearing this summer.
From BFT to Pure Barre, boutique fitness brands are creatively integrating strength training to meet consumer demand.
Philipp Roesch-Schlanderer, who leads fit tech giant EGYM, shares his candid thoughts on topics such as the rise of strength training.
Already a hit in Canada for its wellness programming fused with group-based hot and cold therapy, Othership has landed in New York City.
D1 Training, a fitness brand built around NCAA Division 1 training principles, already has 115 open locations and is planning many more.
As the wellness industry becomes more saturated, the ability to stand out has become challenging — or has it?
The co-founder of Club Automation, Jeff VanDixhorn took over as the leader of Daxko earlier this year, marking an exciting new era.
Peloton sees a massive total addressable market of individuals 13 and above who are willing to invest in wellness-focused content.
AG1, formerly Athletic Greens, has named Kat Cole as its new CEO, succeeding founder Chris Ashenden, who has led the brand since 2010.
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