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The New York City Marathon, one most prestigious events in the running calendar, was supposed to be extra special this year: It would have been the 50th running of the iconic race.
As New York State continues the process of reopening the economy in the wake of the coronavirus pandemic, Phase Four will no longer include shopping malls, gyms or movie theaters.
Robin Arzón was a lawyer with a top-notch New York City law firm when she realized she’d rather be running. The challenge was turning her passion for fitness into a career. Today, she is the vice president of fitness programming and head instructor for Peloton, the remote-training upstart whose fortunes have surged while its customers...
F45 Training, a provider of group fitness classes backed by Mark Wahlberg, is in talks to go public by merging with blank-check company Crescent Acquisition Corp., according to people familiar with the matter.
In efforts to meet state regulations, boost business and lure back members wary of exercising indoors with others, these facilities are moving group fitness classes into the fresh air, where, experts say, transmission of the virus is less likely than in enclosed spaces. Still, they’re being cautious and following many of the same guidelines they would...
Playbook, aiming to be the Patreon of fitness content, announced the close of a $3 million seed round from several notable angels today. The investor roster includes Giphy founder Alex Chung, StyleSeat founder Melody McCloskey, Eventbrite co-founder Renaud Visage, Seventh Generation founder John Replogle, former head of growth at Uber Ed Baker, former head of...
Pandemic closed manufacturers causing backlog.
B.C.'s iconic gym chain Steve Nash Fitness World plans to rebrand, drop the name of former National Basketball Association (NBA) star Steve Nash and open gyms by early July.
Introducing watch face sharing, sleep tracking, and automatic handwashing detection
Fitness clubs rocked by Covid-19 closures face a swell of bankruptcies with more than $10 billion of revenue wiped out as clients ditch memberships, according to investment bank Harrison Co.
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