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ATN's Franchise Lens shares the keys to preparing for franchise success.
Boutique operator Fitstop is expanding beyond the studio with Global Games, leaning into the boom of Hyrox-style competitive fitness events.
High-value, low-price gyms have moved past affordability as their (only) competitive edge, industry executives said at the recent HFA Show.
JetSet Pilates is adding as many as 30 locations across the greater Chicago and Boston areas as it continues its nationwide expansion.
Opening in Brooklyn's Williamsburg neighborhood, Tension aims to make weightlifting more accessible, safe and community-driven for women.
A new wave of entrepreneurs is building padel clubs, leagues, events and digital platforms that could transform the fast-growing racket sport from a niche hobby into a serious business.
Strong Pilates continues to push into the U.S. market, announcing plans to bring eight studios to the Mid-Atlantic just a month after making its California debut.
Intimidation, crowding and a general lack of belonging are pushing some gym members out the door, a new national survey finds.
According to new data, 24-hour gyms and low-price operators are dominating the U.S. fitness market, although some boutique studio brands are also flourishing.
The American College of Sports Medicine has published its first new position on strength training in 17 years, calling for consistency over complicated routines.
Functional fitness brand Pvolve is aiming to open 5-10 new locations throughout New York City, with a focus on local entrepreneurs as franchise owners.
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