Ani Freedman is Editor of Daily News & Digital Content for ATN. Previously, she reported on health and wellness for Fortune Magazine, covering fitness, mental health, the latest in health science and more. Her reporting for InDepthNH.org on environmental pollution and local politics earned her multiple awards, including the nationally recognized Community Champion award from the Institute for Nonprofit News. She is a graduate of Columbia Journalism School and Hobart and William Smith Colleges.
Global certification giant ISSA will serve as Cult.fit’s exclusive certified personal trainer education provider in India.
Whoop plans to add more than 600 roles this year, nearly doubling its workforce as part of a push to "own" the health-monitoring category.
Supplement products that meet or exceed 95% of their labeled active ingredient claims will earn a "Tested by SuppCo" certification.
To celebrate International Women’s Day, Alo is hosting classes at over 100 female-owned fitness studios across nine different countries.
If passed, the State of Men’s Health Act would establish an Office of Men’s Health within the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services.
The industry still has work to do to personalize the fitness and wellness experience for female consumers, executives said at the Connected: Health and Fitness Summit.
A new survey reveals which supplements, medicines and lifestyle interventions doctors personally use — from vitamin D to routines costing over $1,000 per month.
Canada Basketball is entering into a multiyear partnership with GoodLife Fitness that includes complimentary gym memberships stage joint activations.
Crunch Fitness boosted its leasing activity nearly 50% year-over-year and added 91 locations in 2025, according to CoStar data.
Grid, which serves brands like Crunch, EoS and 24 Hour Fitness, will look to scale capacity as gym operators upgrade facilities nationwide.
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