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From the Pilates boom to wellness franchises and strength-focused studios, discover the key trends that shaped fitness and wellness in 2024.
Low-price gym chains are poised for continued growth, fueling a wave of consolidation that could see mid-tier gyms get swallowed up.
Becoming combines physical biomarkers with qualitative "soul markers" to help high-performers reset from the inside out.
New Workout Anytime CEO Jerry Pugh plans to double the 24/7gym brand's footprint over the next five years.
iFIT recently hired Jeremy McCarty as its chief subscription officer as the connected fitness giant looks to drive more membership growth.
California giant Bay Club is pursuing expansion in the Pacific Northwest with plans to enter nearby states in the Western U.S.
The founders and C-suite executives of CrossFit, Hyrox, Strong New York and The Athletic Clubs offer their takes on the power of community
EoS Fitness is exploring a sale that would value the fast-growing gym chain at $1 billion, including debt, according to a report.
Nike and Hyperice have launched the “Hyberboot,” a technology-packed shoe that offers a heated massage for athletes’ feet and ankles.
A former D1 athlete turned marketing exec, Rachelle Dejean has helped Rumble establish itself as one of the coolest brands in fitness.
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