Wearables Could Become Proactive Mental Health Tools, Study Suggests
A new study has uncovered a novel use for wearables in mental health treatment: treating major depressive relapses before they occur.
Somnee’s AI Sleep Headband Takes Top Prize at NFLPA Pitch Day
Somnee was named winner of the NFL Players Association’s 10th annual Pitch Day, following in the footsteps of brands like Whoop.
Hyatt’s Exhale Spa, Salt Fitness Revamp Wellness Club Inside Loews Atlanta Hotel
The co-branded space features a reformer Pilates studio, Technogym equipment, a full spa and recovery modalities.
Stanford Grads Launch Continuous Hormone-Monitoring Wearable for Women
Clair's non-invasive wearable continuously tracks key hormones in real time, signaling a broader shift toward women-first health tech in fitness and wellness.
Pvolve Hires Jesse McBain as Studio Growth Exec, Eyes 50 Open Locations
Pvolve's new COO of studio development, Jesse McBain, reveals where the popular low-impact fitness brand is headed in the coming months.
Amped Fitness Adds Reformer Pilates, Joining a Growing Gym Trend
Another big-box gym operator is getting in on the Pilates wave, as Amped Fitness is introducing a reformer-based modality to its new Columbus, Ohio, gym.
Uber Founder, Equinox Chair Back New Longevity-Focused Apartment Startup
Receiving investment from the likes of Travis Kalanick and Harvey Spevak, Sekra blends circadian lighting, curated community and shared wellness values.
UFC Gym Unveils China Expansion Plans, Calling It a ‘Critically Important’ Market
UFC Gym, the commercial fitness extension of the popular MMA organization, is entering the mainland China market, the operator announced.
To Make It Today, Pro Runners Must Be Athletes & Content Creators All at Once
Professional runners are navigating a new commercial world, including the rise of fitness influencer culture and expanding brand partnerships.
New Data Sheds Light on Failed Fitness Resolutions — and What Could Help
Uscreen’s new survey reveals that lack of time and motivation remain the biggest obstacles, while digital programs show long-term engagement potential.
