The acquisition of Replify comes as the fit tech giant doubles down on its goal of providing tools that allow gym operators to embed AI into their workflows
Much of the social media content telling people how to train, eat and better manage their bodies is AI-generated rather than created by a qualified human. Some users have almost no way to tell the difference
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
Through the expanded partnership, iFIT's AI-powered personal trainer will use Galaxy health data to deliver personalized workouts and adaptive weekly training plans
Proof that AI and human expertise can work side by side? Aescape and Equinox are folding robotic massage tech into the club's coach-led fitness programming
Dirk-Jan “DJ” van Hameren, Nike's ex-marketing chief, speaks to ATN about how Whoop's history with athletes and high-performers gives the wearable maker credibility as it looks to bring more people into the world of wearables
The sixth brand from Anthony Geisler's new fitness and wellness company, Move uses AI-powered coaching to deliver personalized workouts, recovery guidance and daily accountability for $5 per month
The integration allows operators to incorporate Wattbike's non-invasive VO2 max assessments into member onboarding, programming and EGYM's Cardio BioAge platform
Jack of all trades, master of none: new findings show that philosophy is exactly what's hurting fitness and wellness apps in the age of AI
Industry leaders tend to agree that more flexible software systems, primarily those with open APIs, create the greater advantage in today's fitness landscape
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