Where Is Fitness Headed?
Les Mills founder Phillip Mills on why people build their lives around fitness.
Padel, which marries aspects of tennis, squash and platform tennis, is starting to gain mainstream momentum in America — pickleball's growth, meanwhile, is starting to slow
Peloton CEO Peter Stern said the company is “going all-in” on the running and treadmill markets, pointing to the surging popularity of run clubs and marathons post-pandemic
As The Picklr cuts corporate staff and several clubs close, a question hanging over pickleball is getting harder to ignore: is the boom losing air?
The Mexico-based operator has already seen international success with its unique, hyper-personalized strength training format, running a studio in Madrid
A declined credit card isn’t necessarily a collections issue, but rather a chance to save recurring revenue before that member walks away.
In recent meetings arranged by Goldman Sachs Group Inc., the fitness technology company gauged investors’ interest in a secured bond offering that would yield about 8%, according to people with knowledge of the matter
The growth of Strong New York, the city's biggest fitness and wellness festival, reflects a broader post-pandemic transformation across the city, as gyms, studios, run clubs and races flourish — and industry leaders believe NYC is only getting started
New data paints a bullish picture for the global fitness market, with most operators reporting strong growth while eyeing new markets, partnerships and revenue streams
Apple has already begun incorporating Whoop-style features into its latest Watch and revamped Health app
Sarah Larson Levey says she was blindsided and alleges that teachers and staff were left unpaid under a new operator, a situation she attributed to the management decisions of Fitlab and VM Fitness
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