New rules cracking down on junk fees and shady subscription practices put in place by the Mamdani Administration will affect fitness facilities operating in New York City.
As participation in weekly exercise rises in Ireland, PureGym, the U.K.'s largest low-price gym operator, is entering the market.
ETS Performance is continuing its national expansion, opening 16 locations during the first half of 2026 as demand for youth fitness and athletic development programs continues to grow.
Bryant is being recognized for advancing evidence-based fitness, professional education and the integration of exercise into healthcare.
Despite the strength boom currently sweeping across gyms and studios, Echelon Fitness, a leading fitness equipment supplier, says the industry needs to take a different approach when it comes to delivering what consumers and operators need from the modality.
Data from 125,000 Orangetheory and Anytime Fitness challenge participants reveals the power of accountability, plus other surprising findings.
Peloton’s new HiLit+ program comes as the brand leans further into sustainable training and longevity-focused protocols.
City Fitness will open two Hoboken clubs this year as gyms increasingly eye New Jersey as a competitive market.
Call it the Hyrox effect: as fitness competitions take off, Deka’s new format brings a standardized race into its affiliate gyms worldwide, providing an alternative to individual-style competitions.
Vaura Pilates is expanding its international footprint, opening its first studio in Indonesia as the reformer Pilates concept reaches 10 locations worldwide.
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