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The sixth brand from Anthony Geisler's new fitness and wellness company, Move uses AI-powered coaching to deliver personalized workouts, recovery guidance and daily accountability for $5 per month
Jack of all trades, master of none: new findings show that philosophy is exactly what's hurting fitness and wellness apps in the age of AI
Strava is giving strength training a much larger role on its platform, rolling out new tools for workout logging, muscle maps, partner integrations and social sharing.
New York's wellness crowd has a new dating app: Ateam, which launches with an 8,000-person waitlist and date nights at Aarmy and SoulCycle.
Hilary Duff is fronting Ladder's new campaign, joining the strength training app as it courts women rethinking cardio-first fitness routines.
Roxfit just raised $2.4 million for its digital training platform, betting on the hybrid fitness boom amid the rise of events like Hyrox.
MyFitnessPal has acquired Cal AI, a nutrition tracking app built by Forbes "30 Under 30" entrepreneurs that generated $40 million in sales.
Apps like Future and Caliber are reserving real human fitness coaches for those willing to pay a premium, while free plans feature AI only.
As race participation surges, AI-powered run coaching app Kasi offers in-workout guidance based on pace, heart rate and performance data.
Strava has confidentially filed for an IPO, hired Goldman Sachs and could go public as soon as this spring, according to a report.
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