Deloitte writes about the 13th edition of the European Health and Fitness Market Report, commissioned by EuropeActive

A report by Deloitte and EuropeActive reveals a reshaping of the fitness sector

Sector representative body, UK Active, has expressed frustration that the UK government overlooked the health and fitness industry in a U-turn over business rates.

ACE has released its top fitness trend predictions for 2026 in the US, along with suggestions about what this means for exercise professionals.

Julie Cramer looks at recent health club projects where the combination of expert-led design and functionality have elevated the offering

Research by the UK’s University of Cambridge has concluded that obesity is a result of our genes and individuals have less power over their weight than we like to believe.

Everybody Health & Leisure has unveiled a stunning transformation of its Macclesfield leisure centre, created in partnership with Layrd Design, a leading commercial interior design studio.

Matrix Fitness is bringing innovation to group exercise and functional training spaces

PureGym is preparing to launch four new group exercise formats – in HIIT, weights, mobility and flexibility and spin – which have been developed with SH1FT Fitness.

Iberian operator, Go fit, has confirmed its plans to move into the Italian market next year, following the release of strong year-end results for 2023.

The Fortis Championships, the interclub fitness competition at Everyone Active, enjoyed a second successful year in 2023.

Snap Fitness has unlocked the secrets of community-building using Myzone to increase attendance and earn member loyalty

People around the world are increasingly investing time in strengthening their mental health. Myzone CEO of EMEA, David Stalker, looks at how operators can support members to improve this aspect of their wellbeing

UK Health and Fitness operators' level of engagement with technology has been researched for the second year as part of a three-year study part funded by government quango, Sport England and organised by UK Active.

Alfonso Jimenez of Think Active is driving a global data programme to prove the impact of the sector, while Quest is launching new inclusivity assessments

In order to create an inclusive environment, it is important for owners and operators to first identify and address their own weight biases

Although 70 per cent of people with disabilities say they want to be more active, they are put off by the physical, logistical and psychological barriers

Go Fit has been selected by the United Nations Economic Commission for Europe (UNECE) as an example of best practice for PPP (public–private partnership) collaboration.

People with disabilities and long-term health challenges want to be active. How can we remove barriers, asks Kath Hudson

Inclusive Fitness Boston, a health club created specifically for those with disabilities and their families, is launching a new programme to provide greater access to fitness programming for neurodivergent people – those with conditions such as autism, ADHD, dyslexia and dyspraxia.

The CEO of The Great Outdoor Gym Company has been awarded an MBE. We find out about her work and vision

What makes indoor cycling so phenomonally popular with members? HCM asks the experts

A £16m community hub and leisure centre has opened in Warrington, Cheshire.

The John Pounds Centre in Portsmouth has refurbished its gym to make it more accessible for gym users with disabilities.

Pulse Fitness - the dedicated equipment arm of the Pulse Group - has supplied and installed fitness gear at a new £6million (US$7.5m, €6.9m) youth facility in the Wirral called ‘The Hive’.

IHRSA’s vice president of health promotion and health policy provides an insight into this charitable venture

The partnership between Life Fitness and the University of Nottingham has continued with the installation of training facilities at the new £40m David Ross Sports Village.

Leisure solutions supplier Pulse has been appointed by KA Leisure to supply and install equipment at two of its newest facilities.

The partnership between Life Fitness and the University of Nottingham has continued with the installation of premium training facilities at the £40m David Ross Sports Village.

Many operators struggle to cater for disabled users – but there are some wonderful examples of best practice out there. We report