The pandemic has led to staff shortages, particularly in the UK which is also grappling with Brexit. Kath Hudson asks our experts how they’re responding to the challenge

I had the idea to use the same brand and same space to do both fitness and entertainment, but with different opening hours

We need to view stress management as seriously as we do medical disease

We’re working on a superyacht that has three separate gyms – one each for the owner, the guests and the crew

This is a rare case of an unqualified VAT win for local authorities. Not only will most of their leisure facility income be VAT-free, but their VAT costs will still be recoverable

Aspria has built a collection of high-end, wellness-focused members’ clubs. Now its founder and CEO is launching a new brand – Aspresso. He talks to Kate Cracknell

The author, industry veteran, UK Active board member and founder and CEO of Mosaic Spa and Health Clubs talks to Kath Hudson about the challenges of operating a high-end club when low-cost came on the scene

Data from the World Bank and OECD shows how health spending across the world correlates with longevity. Kath Hudson looks at how this insight is driving new industry priorities

As Technogym celebrates its 40th anniversary year, Liz Terry talks to its founder and president

There’s never been a better time for fitness professionals to shine, to find the gaps in public health and to step in

We’ve been in discussions with the Romanian government for tax deductions on health club memberships and have recently been successful

The new co-CEOs of RSG Group are taking on a group of cutting-edge brands with a pipeline of exciting opportunities. They speak to Kate Cracknell

At Fitness First, we were too inwardly focused. I’ve learned to be outward-looking and to operate with confidence, but also with a degree of paranoia about where the customer might go

We’re familiar with dynamic pricing from industries such as travel and hospitality, but what future does it have in the health club sector? Kath Hudson asks the experts

LifeFit Group is on a mission to ‘own’ cities across Germany through clusters of complementary, best-in-segment clubs. Kate Cracknell

I’d love Heartcore to be in every major city in the world

I experienced how tough it is when children try to become professional tennis players

In the Ukrainian city of Odesa, Formula Wellness & Spa is offering a sense of normality in the face of war. Kate Cracknell talks to the general manager

The fitness industry is officially old enough to recycle trends and resurrect brands. So is old really gold and is vintage set to become a trend in the 20s? Kath Hudson investigates

Harnessing the healthcare network to further the fitness sector’s ambitions is the core purpose of UK Active’s new chair, as he explains to Kate Cracknell

Reliance on stimulants, adrenaline, and fitness trackers to engage muscles can numb awareness of our bodies

When we founded Soul Cycle, we realised that riders came for the workout but stayed for the connections

Because I will be in your heart, I will get to experience the joy when we discover a cure for ALS

Rather than being the Roaring 20s, this decade has been a test of resilience so far. Will things change this year? Kath Hudson reports

Core Life, billed as the world’s most exclusive lifestyle company, has ambitions to expand to affluent cities around the globe. Its CEO speaks to Kate Cracknell