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Lauren Parker has been in B2B print and digital publishing her entire career. She has written thousands of business articles on consumer trends, retail, supply chain, lifestyle and apparel, interviewed countless C-suite executives, and attended too many trade shows around the world to count. She is currently a contributor to Athletech News covering industry trends, and recently left Penske Media/Fairchild Media Group (WWD, Sourcing Journal) to join Hertzman Global Intelligence as director of content. Her freelance articles have appeared in The New York Times, Washington Post, Northforker, Southforker, among many others. She holds a Bachelor of Science in Communications from Cornell University.
Call it the Hyrox Hook: Consumers sign up for a race, then look for a place to train. Gyms and studios that lean in are seeing results.
AI-assisted custom software development helps operators increase personalization and iterate faster.
Meta's Kevin Tadmori says fitness and wellness brands must adapt to an AI-powered, socially driven consumer journey where personalization, community and storytelling increasingly determine success
In our monthly FitGrid x ATN benchmarking data dive, we tackle what the cycling modality needs to do to stay competitive.
As AI adoption accelerates across fitness and wellness, the real differentiator is no longer whether companies use artificial intelligence, but how thoughtfully they implement it
The Health & Fitness Association noted that creating two meaningful interactions a month with each member can reduce cancellations by up to 33%
The fitness operators who embrace AI today won't just save time, they'll build a compounding advantage that grows faster with every interaction.
Not only can a personalized movement health score pinpoint areas for client improvement, it also creates an opportunity for gyms to grow their business.
When it comes to long-term success, 95% of AI projects fail, but don't blame the technology, says PerfectGym's Karl Foster.
Music doesn't just make working out more enjoyable—it can also make people perform better. As Bob Marley famously said: One good thing about music, when it hits you, you feel no pain.”
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