people
Interview
Duncan Kerr & Nick HarveyHealth Club Management 2025 issue 2
There’s a health and wellbeing
revolution underway in Sussex,
UK, where Wave Active and South
Downs Health and Care own and
operate the integrated Hillbrow
Health and Wellbeing centre,
as Kate Cracknell reports
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InterviewsHealth Club Management 2025 issue 12
HCM had a bumper year in 2025, talking to CEOs from across the world
of fitness, health and wellness. We hope you enjoy their insights
Interview
Philippe HerbetteHealth Club Management 2025 issue 11
With 400 locations and plans to enter new markets in 2026,
Fitness Park Group’s growth shows no signs of slowing.
Yet its president is not in a hurry, he tells Kate Cracknell
HCM people
Mark BraithwaiteHealth Club Management 2025 issue 11
We’ve seen a 112 per cent growth in membership and our social value is in excess of £12.5m
HCM People
Jack GibsonHealth Club Management 2025 issue 11
We take time to explain the benefits of our programmes and help members see it as a small investment with a long-term pay-off
Health Club Management 2025 issue 10
As the contrast therapy trend skyrockets, how can operators make
best use of investment while ensuring members have an enjoyable
and effective experience, rather than feeling shamed because they
can’t tolerate freezing temperatures? Kath Hudson reports
Interview
Alun PeacockHealth Club Management 2025 issue 10
As JD Gyms celebrates the opening of its 100th club,
its CEO reflects on the story so far and outlines plans
for continued growth. He speaks to Kate Cracknell
HCM People
Ryan and Brittany BrownHealth Club Management 2025 issue 10
If you really want to rewrite a chronic disease or diagnosis, it’s about going back to basics and focusing on the building blocks of health
Talking point
Everyone's talking about Company cultureHealth Club Management 2025 issue 1
Company culture is incredibly important
and happy staff equal happy customers.
Kath Hudson asks the experts how to build
a bottom-line-boosting workplace
Interview
Juan del RioHealth Club Management 2025 issue 1
The CEO of VivaGym has a new
war chest that’s enabling a
rapid acceleration of growth.
He speaks to Kate Cracknell
HCM People
Davina DeniszczycHealth Club Management 2025 issue 1
We hope we can help people return to work, as we know exercise improves quality of life, wellbeing and longevity, as well as delivering wider societal benefits
HCM People
Gilly McArthurHealth Club Management 2025 issue 1
There’s a pulling back to how we really should be living – a bit more floating and a little less striving
Interview
Dean KowarskiHealth Club Management 2024 issue 9
The group CEO of Virgin Active and healthy food brands Nü and Kauai
is taking the combined operation on a journey to be an authentic
and highly-valued wellness business. He talks to Liz Terry
HCM People
Dr Cedric BryantHealth Club Management 2024 issue 9
We need to change our approach so we truly appeal to the population who don’t view being physically active as a priority
HCM People
Jean-Claude VacassinHealth Club Management 2024 issue 9
There wasn’t time to implement change slowly, so we just had to rip the Band-Aid off
HCM People
Oliver PatrickHealth Club Management 2024 issue 9
Health clubs can become the place to get your lifestyle curated
Talking point
Longevity clinicsHealth Club Management 2024 issue 8
Spanning fitness and wellness, longevity clinics sit at the premium
end of the market, but is longevity a trend that’s here to stay
and is it heading for the mainstream? Kath Hudson reports
Profile
Fahad AlhagbaniHealth Club Management 2024 issue 8
The CEO of Armah Sports speaks to Kate Cracknell about
creating defensible USPs and doing two fitness IPOs in five years
HCM People
Pete ArmitageHealth Club Management 2024 issue 8
This is more than just a business to us, this is our passion
HCM People
Naseem Akhtar Health Club Management 2024 issue 8
It’s really rare to meet someone over 70 in my community
Talking point
Rebel WilsonHealth Club Management 2024 issue 7
As I got close to 40 I started to have concerns about my weight and habits leading to disease
Talking point
Trauma releaseHealth Club Management 2024 issue 7
Does underlying and often unacknowledged trauma make it difficult for people to make shifts in their behaviours to a more healthy lifestyle and is this something the industry could help with? Kath Hudson asks the experts
Interview
Eric FalardeauHealth Club Management 2024 issue 7
Fitness, health and wellness is
one of today’s most dynamic
consumer sectors, says
McKinsey’s global fitness and
wellness lead. He shares
insights with Kate Cracknell
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