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.
From functional beverages to GLP-1 nutrition strategies, experts say fiber is poised to overtake (or at least equal) protein in popular importance.
This year, many fitness brands focused on reminding people about how good working out can feel, while some offered bold discounts and edgy messaging about the dangers of AI.
Top players Jannik Sinner, Carlos Alcaraz and Aryna Sabalenka were ordered to remove their Whoop bands before matches at the Australian Open.
From studio openings to EBITDA gains, both fitness franchises are leveraging a strong 2025 to fuel ambitious 2026 growth plans
American strength equipment maker REP Fitness is investing in global growth with the opening of a United Kingdom headquarters and flagship retail showroom.
In a Harvard study of more than 100,000 people, researchers found that exercise variety is better for living longer than sticking to one routine.
David Lloyd Clubs is introducing "kidult" classes — playful, nostalgia-driven workouts designed to make exercise feel more fun and sustainable.
AO Ventures, the investment arm of the Australian Open and Tennis Australia, is funding Padel Haus, a U.S.-based operator of padel clubs.
An analysis reveals that optimal tempo, emotional uplift and rhythmic consistency are the key components of effective workout music.
Ammortal has signed elite athletes including Mike Trout and Freddie Freeman to help fuel momentum behind its next-gen recovery device.
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