Where Is Fitness Headed?
Les Mills founder Phillip Mills on why people build their lives around fitness.
The fitness technology company says the changes give members a more precise, science-backed way to track and improve their healthspan
Peloton conquered the living room. Now, backed by Precor's 45 years of commercial muscle, it's taking on the gym floor
The integration allows operators to incorporate Wattbike's non-invasive VO2 max assessments into member onboarding, programming and EGYM's Cardio BioAge platform
FitRack, a new multi-user training hub, is designed to help gyms increase programming capacity and support small-group training without expanding their equipment footprint
Omnigym has partnered with Emmaüs Solidarité to install fitness equipment at a shelter serving more than 200 residents in the French capital.
TRX is making a bigger push into mainstream retail with a full consumer product line spanning fitness equipment, recovery, apparel and accessories.
From a Spotify deal to equipping gyms with equipment, Peloton's Dion Camp Sanders laid out the company's evolving strategy at the ATN Innovation Summit.
Bala, the cult-favorite accessories brand is entering apparel with Bala Everyday Active, extending its design-led approach.
Amp, an AI-powered smart home gym maker, is bringing its tech directly to consumers, embracing in-person shopping.
Pulse Fitness has its sights set on the United States' commercial fitness equipment market.
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