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New Data Sheds Light on Failed Fitness Resolutions — and What Could Help

Uscreen’s new survey reveals that lack of time and motivation remain the biggest obstacles, while digital programs show long-term engagement potential.

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Americans Are Adopting Extreme Longevity Habits — but Is It All Pointless?

Americans are embracing extreme longevity tactics in the hopes of living longer, but a new study points to the power of genetics above all else.

US Lags Europe & Asia in Stress Recovery, New Data Shows

Data from more than 1.5 million users shows stress levels are similar worldwide, but Americans lag behind Europe and Asia in recovery.

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January Gym Traffic Is Still Surging, a Positive Sign for 2026

Data from Placer.ai shows New Year's gym visits are up compared to last year and have remained elevated into mid-January.

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The Gym Is One Place AI Hasn’t Won Over, Report Finds

A Les Mills report finds gymgoers may embrace fitness tech, but they draw the line at AI coaching, with most preferring human instructors.

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Walking Workouts Could Explode in Popularity in 2026, Google Data Suggests

ATN breaks down the fitness trends with the biggest increases and decreases in Google search activity in 2025, according to PureGym’s annual report.

US Gyms Saw Record Q4 Traffic, Strong Full-Year Growth in 2025

New Health & Fitness Association data shows that Americans continue to visit commercial fitness facilities at a high rate, extending a long post-pandemic boom.

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Investors Are Pouring Money Into Wellness Startups, Especially Wearables

Fitness and wellness climbed to the third-most funded digital health category in 2025, fueled by investor demand for measurable health data.

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The Surging Femtech Sector Is Racing Toward a $267B Future

With the femtech market projected to hit $267 billion by 2035, menopause care, wearables and fitness partnerships are reshaping women’s health.

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For All Its Progress, Women’s Health Still Has a Long Way To Go

A survey of over 3,000 women finds widespread misinformation, shame and lack of support around six key aspects of female health.