Where Is Fitness Headed?
Les Mills founder Phillip Mills on why people build their lives around fitness.
As young singles grow tired of endless swiping, startups are betting that shared workouts and real-world connection can offer a better way to sustain long-term relationships
Sweatpals explains how the line between communities and businesses in fitness is blurring and how operators can take advantage
Data from events company Sweatpals shows that while consumers increasingly crave IRL experiences and connections, cities each have their own definition of fun.
Flock Run will combine group runs, recovery experiences and live performances as celebrities increasingly tap into the social fitness boom
Community fitness platform Sweatpals will power ticketing, discovery and operations for Daybreaker’s sober morning dance experiences across the U.S.
Sweatpals connects users with in-person fitness classes, events and experiences. It also offers business tools for trainers and organizers.
SweatPals is expanding its social fitness platform with new tools for trainers and Klarna-powered payment plans for attendees.
SweatPals, a social fitness app that connects users to local events, has secured $3 million as fitness consumers seek connection.
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