New rules cracking down on junk fees and shady subscription practices put in place by the Mamdani Administration will affect fitness facilities operating in New York City.
Making it easier to cancel gym memberships could be the first of many bridges to advancing the fitness industry in D.C., per the Health & Fitness Association.
New York City's new mayor is ramping up efforts to force gyms and health clubs to make it easier for people to cancel their memberships.
HFA's latest policy briefing covered federal rule-making, state-level wins, Medicare expansion and what the midterm elections mean for the fitness industry.
The Health & Fitness Association opposed the New York Health Information Privacy Act, which it claims would've harmed fitness companies.
Whatever the merits of the controversial test, Trump’s decision to bring it back could mark a turning point for the American fitness industry.
The Franchisee Freedom Act is designed to "level the playing field" between franchise owners and parent brands, the bill's co-sponsors say.
Means, a White House adviser, and Geisler, a top fitness executive, say the timing is right to push for a bigger seat at the table in Washington.
The controversial rule, which would've forced gyms to make it easier for people to cancel their memberships, will no longer go into effect.
A provision that would've allowed fitness purchases to qualify as tax-free healthcare expenses wasn't included in the Senate-passed version of President Trump's tax bill.
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