Josh Liberatore, the executive editor of Athletech News, is a New York-based journalist and media professional with deep experience covering business, technology, and the industries shaping modern culture. Before joining ATN, Josh held editor and senior reporter roles at Sports Business Journal and Law360, helping to grow the leading trade publications for the sports and legal industries, respectively. Josh has a BA from the University of Pittsburgh and speaks fluent French.
Mindbody CEO Fritz Lanman shares how the software company is using artificial intelligence to help fitness and wellness studios grow revenue.
The boutique fitness space is hyper-competitive and dynamic, but it can also be highly repetitive, with a seemingly endless string of Pilates, yoga, spin and bootcamp brands that are often hard to tell apart.
From an initial test batch of 20 units, Duey and Michael Garrett have built their company into the premier maker of cold plunge tubs.
Following a massive rebranding effort, Gonzalez believes Barry’s could quadruple its current 48-studio footprint in the U.S. before 2030.
The prompts help fitness coaches use AI tools like ChatGPT to optimize creating workout plans, setting nutrition goals and communicating with clients.
Nicole Dunn, CEO of Dunn Pellier Media, shares how fitness franchise brands can master the art of earning positive media coverage.
CR Fitness plays a leading role in Crunch Fitness’ overall group fitness push, even test-running new class concepts for its corporate parent.
With Fitscope Commercial, gyms can stream on-demand cardio classes to computer-connected monitors and TVs in group fitness rooms.
Verb, an intelligent SMS platform, leverages AI to help gyms and personal trainers communicate more effectively with their customers.
These innovative companies are using artificial intelligence (AI) to disrupt health and fitness in creative ways.
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