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Tonal, an AI-powered smart home gym company, is implementing a new way of creating customer satisfaction, partnering with Extend to offer product production on its equipment. Extend, which specializes in tech-enabled product protection solutions, will offer Tonal owners in-home service and repairs, provided they purchase protection plans.
Employees who work remotely but prefer in-office, or vice-versa, is a growing source of workplace conflict, a Gympass report finds.
Hyperice is rolling out dedicated wellness zones in gyms and other fitness facilities through a strategic partnership with Escape Fitness.
Connected rowing company Hydrow is launching a special workout series inspired by Clooney's new film, "The Boys in the Boat."
Life Time shares are down 15% since reporting Q3 results, but a push into GLP-1s could bring investor confidence back.
As it plans to leave the Nautilus name behind, the fitness maker has unveiled two new BowFlex-branded cardio machines for the holiday season.
Paltrow's high-end luxury brand has introduced Good Clean Goop, a line of low-priced wellness and beauty products.
The "Why I F45" series promises to go beyond scripted testimonials as it highlights real members, trainers and franchise owners.
Former Planet Fitness employees allege that the company fostered a “toxic, high school environment" under Chris Rondeau.
StretchLab and Stretch Zone have each opened over 300 franchise locations as consumers fully embrace stretching services.
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