Fitness apps

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Coopah Raises $1.9M for AI-Powered Run Coaching App

The official training app of the TCS London Marathon, Coopah offers personalized training plans, AI-powered feedback and motivational tools.

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Health Apps Linked to Significant Lifestyle Improvements

A new study synthesizing data from over 206,000 participants has highlighted the potential of digital health tools.

REP To Launch as Monthly Subscription Service for Local Gyms

REP Gym Pass lets users try different gyms across the country for a monthly fee without committing to a membership.

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Life Time Adds AI to App, Eyes Personalized Fitness Recommendations

Athletic country club brand Life Time says its members can expect tech tools like AI to become a "growing aspect of their experiences."

Life Time Makes App Available to Non-Members in Fitness Content Play

Life Time is diverging from luxury club competitors like Equinox by looking to democratize access to on-demand fitness app content.

How Form’s Co-Founders Use Social Media To Build a Winning Fitness Brand

While Form was founded to leverage Sami Clarke's large social media following, it has evolved into a fitness brand capable of standing on its own.

How FitOn Is Using Digital Content To Solve the Nation’s Health Crisis

FitOn is using the ubiquity of smartphones for good, helping 15 million members get healthier with engaging fitness and wellness content.

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Product of the Week: Is the Future App the Future of Personal Training?

ATN tests and reviews Future, a virtual personal training app with a twist: a real person on the other side of the screen.

3DLook Launches AI Body-Scanning Tech for Fitness Apps

3DLook has launched FitXpress, the first AI-powered body scanning, health data monitoring and visual progression program for health and wellness businesses.

Centr CRO: Fitness Brands Should Create ‘Emotional’ Connection With Consumers

A former Sony and Activision Blizzard exec, Amy Longhi is helping Centr build out its ecosystem of fitness and wellness products.