The Gym of the Future Is Here.
See what’s changing and where operators are investing.
As strength training surges in popularity, startups like Suji, Kyla and Fort are coming up with new ways to help people optimize workouts and improve recovery
With Gym Strength, Apple is looking to capture a new segment of the fitness market: people who already work out in gyms and want structured guidance
An Arcana membership, which starts at $325 a month for nine classes plus exclusive wellness perks, unlocks a growing list of NYC's buzziest studios
The new experience folds into Burn's existing app, creating a wearable-friendly hub that lets members track workouts, nutrition and progress toward goals
Training problems get bigger as a gym chain adds locations. Opus helps every location follow the same standards
Ramp unifies spending, payments and accounting for multi-unit brands, helping operators eliminate busywork, gain financial clarity and scale more efficiently
The brand is using digital resistance and smart technology to deliver sophisticated strength training without the space demands of traditional weights
Designed to be the only fitness app people need, Joel and Megan Freeman's OptimalFit features an AI agent and photo-powered nutrition and workout guidance
Qualcomm’s latest chip and audio platforms point to a future where earbuds, glasses and other wearable devices become more useful across fitness and wellness
Wearables like Garmin give women unprecedented access to personal health data, allowing fitness and wellness providers to tailor experiences to their needs during pregnancy, perimenopause and menopause
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