Can gyms really re-create the intimate, high-energy studio feel inside of a large club and thus take market share away from boutiques?
One of the main advantages of the franchise model is how quickly it allows fitness and wellness brands to scale. But rapid growth without a solid infrastructure to support it could mean the beginning of the end for even the most innovative concepts.
With running events like the NYC Marathon injecting nearly $1 billion into the local economy, New York Road Runners is thinking strategically about expansion.
Among New Yorkers, the first Sunday in November is synonymous with Marathon Day.
This week, we break down more good news for America's big-box gyms, and look into the complexities surrounding the U.S.'s obesity crisis.
Australia-founded Strong Pilates is eyeing mega-expansion in the U.S. with its concept that combines cardio, strength and reformer Pilates.
The Sculpt Society has taken a major step in its growth journey, unveiling its first national ad campaign and a comprehensive rebrand.
Peloton is partnering with a mixed-use development in Utah to create what the sides are calling a "Peloton-powered community."
Urban Iron, a hybrid race combining running and functional strength, sees participants travel to different fitness clubs in New York City.
Longevity, personalization and community are redefining the fitness experience, executives said at the invite-only Mindbody SA Summit.
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