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Leveraging AI and data like sleep quality and heart rate, Tempo now creates workout plans that adapt to each individual user.
Fitscope is betting that free-tier users will want to subscribe to the company's paid tier, which includes over 1,000 fitness classes.
Balanced Body, a global leader in Pilates equipment and education, is uniquely positioned to capitalize on the modality's rise to prominence.
The SweatWorks founder and CEO believes large gym chains are well-positioned to thrive post-pandemic due to the rise of remote work.
Boutique fitness brand BODY20 uses EMS to deliver the muscle-building benefits of a full strength-training program in one 20-minute workout.
Built by the pros at OPEX Fitness, the CoachRx software allows fitness coaches to deliver personalized support to their entire client base.
Australian boutique fitness brand Studio Pilates uses digital technology to make the in-class experience better for members.
SweatHouz, a wellness and recovery brand created by Jamie Weeks, is expanding rapidly, with over 100 franchise licenses sold in under a year.
Planet Fitness president and chief operating officer Edward Hymes has left the fitness giant after just five months in the role.
A great fitness app should be fun and engaging, but brands should resist the urge to include too many features, according Mutual Mobile.
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