The Gym of the Future Is Here.
See what’s changing and where operators are investing.
In an industry ripe for technological upgrades, EGYM is preparing another step in the evolution of fitness. Fresh off continued expansion in North America and a financing round that saw it reel in €207 million ($225 million), the global leader in tech-based fitness clearly has no plans to slow down.
Thanks to Ergatta, in-home rowing joins the growing fraternity of exercise methods to receive an upgrade by way of artificial intelligence.
Athletech News is proud to present the "ATN 23," our inaugural list honoring the Most Innovative Companies in Fitness & Wellness in 2023.
Connected fitness companies can use Asensei's Cloud Coach to analyze workout videos, enabling form-tracking and rep-count solutions.
Vitruvian's AI-driven strength trainer requires no installation and is ready to use straight out of the box.
The female-focused fitness and virtual coaching app Fit by Katy, launched by Katy Hearn, has officially been rebranded to Sesh.
Two new campaigns spotlight the power of personalized tech and fitness content available through the iFit and NordicTrack brands.
Whoop recently unveiled an AI-powered tool that uses ChatGPT tech for personalized health and fitness coaching.
Tempo is one of the hottest brands in smart fitness, raising $220 million in 2021 for its AI-powered approach to strength training.
Smart home gym maker Tonal already has an in-store deal with Nordstrom, but Best Buy should expose the brand to an even wider audience.
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