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These are the trends, developments and product launches you should keep top-of-mind during the fitness industry's annual trade show.
A longtime executive with the American Council on Exercise (ACE), Bryant is helping lead the fitness-as-medicine movement.
Over the next several years, Fabletics aims to double its sales by expanding into new categories and targeting international markets.
Long held in North America, The Fitness Technology Summit will stage its inaugural European event in one of London’s iconic soccer venues.
Boutique fitness studios in NYC tended to score higher across key customer service metrics than they did last year, The Fit Guide finds.
Colombia-based group fitness brand Action Black is plotting major expansion in New York and across the United States.
Watts, who took over as the CEO of Thorne in 2023, is steering the company into a new era of personalized wellness and supplements.
Created by Kayak co-founder Paul English, Steppin makes people earn their screen time by walking before they're able to access popular apps.
Former NFL standout Sidney Rice and a team of entrepreneurs are looking to turn Sodo Athletic Lab into the next big thing in activewear.
Former Club Pilates president Mike Gray opened up about his harrowing battle with COVID-19 and his miraculous recovery.
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