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Intimidation, crowding and a general lack of belonging are pushing some gym members out the door, a new national survey finds.
According to new data, 24-hour gyms and low-price operators are dominating the U.S. fitness market, although some boutique studio brands are also flourishing.
Last year, service-oriented tenants, led by gyms and spas, accounted for over 50% of total retail square footage in the U.S. for the first time.
Software giant's Daxko's new Elevate Wellness program helps gyms and clubs link members with licensed telehealth providers to offer GLP-1s and other services.
With the help of its subsidiary Precor, Peloton is pushing into gyms with new Commercial Series products including a connected bike and treadmill.
Now an approved global vendor for the Crunch Fitness, Freemotion will bring its iFIT-powered connected fitness and strength equipment to Crunch facilities.
London-based Solo60 lets consumers, personal trainers and influencers find private training spaces in micro-gyms throughout London's capital city.
According to a report from Inspire360, 17 fitness operators now have some form of a GLP-1 program, including Planet Fitness, Life Time and Equinox.
New York Sports Club (NYSC) is tapping into the booming gym-as-a-clinic movement through a new partnership with digital health platform Thrive.
A "My Pilates @ World Gym" offering will bring reformer Pilates classes to World Gym's locations across Taiwan, along with digital content.
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