Blink Fitness says that during the COVID-19 pandemic, it was able to keep its members committed to fitness.
Latent growth opportunities are there for fitness providers as pandemic restrictions recede and clubs return to full capacity.
The IHRSA Foundation developed the free mental wellness toolkit following a grant from the John W. Brick Mental Health Foundation.
For the post-pandemic fitness world, Club Industry’s The Future of Fitness panel discusses importance of communication and marketing...
For its report, IHRSA examined data and compared health clubs, gyms, and studios that were open from March 2020 to December 31, 2021.
Wearable tech is already part of everyday life, but pandemic has caused a significant demand for hearables, or electronic in-ear wearables.
In response to Omicron, some NYC-based gyms, like Fhitting Room, decided to close during the last few days of 2021 until the new year.
Athletech News talks to RunRepeat’s Nick Rizzo about industry winners & what companies to watch to learn what's next for fitness post-pandemic.
With gyms and now Peloton taking a dip, where does that leave other more traditional fitness modalities, such as biking and running?
For Peloton, the pandemic has been profitable. The at-home fitness company announced its first-ever quarterly profit, which was bolstered by a 172% surge in sales and more than 1 million people subscribing to its streaming classes. Peloton (PTON) has seen its fortunes soar this year because of... READ MORE @ CNN
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