The Tonal 2 allows users to lift up to 250lbs of digital weight and perform drop sets, among other strength training features.
Connected fitness is in flux – at-home brands like Peloton, Tonal and Hydrow have gained impressive followings but the jury is still out on whether they can continue to win new members now that people have returned to gyms and studios following the pandemic.
French-American startup Growl is on a mission to bring the benefits of boxing fitness to the masses through virtual coaching and gamification.
Echelon Fitness' innovation is exemplified by the numerous cutting edge products and features it plans to launch in the coming months
In this latest “Fireside Chat” video, Myzone CEO Jay Worthy joins Athletech News Founder and CEO Edward Hertzman to discuss why fitness is a journey rather than a collection of peaks and how to best leverage that dynamic. The two break down how simplification leads to engagement, the value of forging a community, and the...
Makers of a reformer that comes with a touch screen and tracks metrics like heart rate, Reform RX is looking to transform Pilates equipment.
A new AI-driven fitness mirror/smart homegym is about to launch on Kickstarter with a subscription-free model.
Just in time for the holidays, Hydrow has launched a membership-free rower that it hopes will attract the rowing curious.
Peloton has named Peter Stern as its new CEO. Stern comes to the connected fitness company with extensive tech and media experience.
Bjoern Woltermann founded Katalyst, makers of an FDA-approved, at-home EMS fitness suit that's changing the way people work out.
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