New Report: The Business of Wellness, Recovery & Longevity
Explore the trends shaping the future of wellness.
Members are no longer satisfied with fitness alone. They are coming into facilities with a different set of expectations — ones shaped as much by healthcare as by traditional gym experiences. They want personalization that goes beyond a training routine, a clearer understanding of what is happening inside their bodies, and a sense that their...
Across the Vision Fitness selectorized strength portfolio, the focus is on keeping things simple for users of all skill levels
A prospect fills out a membership inquiry form at 9:47 p.m. By 10:00 p.m., they may have already formed an opinion about the brand. Not based on the equipment, programming or the facility itself, but on something far more immediate: whether anyone responded.
The front desk has long served as the central point of connection inside a fitness facility. For years, it has been where questions are answered, memberships are sold and relationships begin.
Torque Fitness sees the future of strength in equipment that supports unrestricted movement and establishes cohesive, multipurpose gym floors
Recovery and longevity have become major priorities for today’s wellness consumers, reshaping both fitness habits and the kinds of businesses entrepreneurs are building around them.
The assemblage of boutique fitness brands believes Pilates and strength training are a match made in heaven
SafeSplash explains its highly lucrative, pluggable program that sets partners up for sustainable success in an exciting sector
New data from the National Academy of Sports Medicine (NASM) is revealing a shift that runs counter to much of the current conversation around artificial intelligence in fitness.
The definition of a fitness business is expanding.
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