Where Is Fitness Headed?
Les Mills founder Phillip Mills on why people build their lives around fitness.
After previewing the Precor-engineered machines this spring, Peloton has opened orders for its new commercial bikes and treadmills; Shipping is set for later this year
The connected fitness giant unveiled three new treadmills and a host of AI-powered running features, marking one of Peloton's biggest moves under CEO Peter Stern
The Italian fitness equipment giant is bringing Technogym Reform stateside as it looks to capitalize on demand for Pilates and luxury at-home wellness
Powr-Zone gives fitness operators and consumers a place to try SportsArt equipment while doubling as a programming and product-development hub
A Facebook Marketplace challenger, Commonplace handles delivery, payments and warranties on bulky secondhand gear. Some of its most interesting users aren't households clearing out a garage — they're gyms and studios
The swoosh is bringing Nike Strength equipment to Johnson Fitness & Wellness stores nationwide as it ramps up its presence in gym-based fitness
Ken Endelman founded Balanced Body in 1976 thanks to a chance encounter. Over 50 years, the company has served as a key driving force behind Pilates' meteoric rise
New art exhibitions now center exercise equipment, with artists reimagining what it means to work out as fitness becomes a cornerstone of modern lifestyles
The New Jersey-based strength and conditioning franchise is scaling across the East Coast as it names PLAE its exclusive performance partner for future studios
While Pilates studios are seemingly popping up on every corner in the U.S., executives at the world's top brands say they're just scratching the surface of what's possible. They offered some compelling arguments to back up that assertion
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