New Report: The Business of Wellness, Recovery & Longevity
Explore the trends shaping the future of wellness.
Following a successful launch in Chicago, entrepreneur Erin Schirack has brought her fitness and wellness discovery platform to New York City.
The company formerly known as Beachbody is making classes like P90X, 21 Day Fix and Portion Fix available via an individual purchase model.
People around the world will be able to train for Hyrox fitness races at their local gyms with dedicated equipment and workout programming.
REP Fitness, a fast-growing equipment supplier, is looking to re-create its American home-fitness success across the pond.
The Stakt Mat is twice as thick as a standard yoga mat and folds into a block, turning it into a 2nd piece of equipment for various workouts.
A partnership with Function Health will see Equinox trainers develop specialized programs based on each member's biological profile.
Kai Troll will lead Europe's top non-profit health and fitness organization into its “next great chapter” following strong 2023 results.
Brands like Solidcore are championing the benefits of HILIT, which combines HIIT's efficiency with a low-impact focus, reducing wear and tear.
Xponential Fitness lost a pair of longtime executives, although it made a key hire for Lindora, its newly acquired metabolic health brand.
F45 Training has launched wellness brands like FS8 and Vaura Pilates. It will also embrace recovery as a complement to its core HIIT offerings.
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