CR Fitness Holdings CEO Tony Scrimale Discusses Post-Pandemic Growth and Future of Industry
CR Fitness Holdings CEO Tony Scrimale speaks with Athletech News about the post-pandemic fitness world, group classes like Zumba, and more.
Fitness App of the Week: Centr Brings the Training Regime Chris Hemsworth Developed to a Digital Platform
The revamped Centr training is inspired by the workout and nutrition program of Chris Hemsworth to get into shape for the Thor blockbusters.
Strong New York: A Festival to Bring the Fitness Community Together
Speakers at the Strong New York festival included top celebrity trainers Gunnar Peterson and Don Saladino, wrestler Zion Clark, and...
Consumers Surveyed Would Prioritize Health and Wellness Spending During a Recession
In the health and wellness spending survey, most said that cutting back on well-being services would cost them more in the long term.
Barry’s Brings Its Intensity to Lower-Impact Cardio with RIDE, Its Newest Cycling Workout
Barry’s Global CEO Joey Gonzalez spoke exclusively with Athletech News, saying there is no other fitness experience like RIDE at scale.
F45 Training Receives Unsolicited $385M Bid from Kennedy Lewis Management Seeking to Take it Private
F45 Training is reportedly forming a special committee to review the offer from Kennedy Lewis Investment Management.
Megan Thee Stallion Launches Mental Health Resources Website
The mental health website by Megan Thee Stallion features links to free therapy organizations, includes includes hotline and text lines, and
NFL Announces Apple Music as the New Super Bowl Halftime Show Partner
The Apple Music & NFL partnership for the Super Bowl Halftime Show represents the tech giant's commitment to investing in sports.
Introducing Nike Forward: A Premium, Sustainability-Minded Apparel Innovation
Compared with traditional knit fleece. Nike Forward contributes to an average 75% reduction in the carbon footprint.
The Personal Health Investment Today (PHIT) Act is Seeking Passage
If passed, the PHIT act would let individuals to use up to $1K/year—up to $2K for families—to cover physical health-related activities.
