The Exigo Plate Loaded 2. 0 ISO Bent Over Row has been developed in collaboration with fitness professionals to deliver elite-level biomechanics, targeting the upper and mid-back.

Vicky Kiernander talks to founders about how they were inspired to overcome trauma to achieve their goals

Matrix Fitness has partnered with Aberystwyth University to create a self-powered eco-gym in its new sports dome

What really needs to happen for the physical activity sector to effectively integrate with healthcare? Leaders in the field share their thoughts

Pure Gym has hosted a fitness competition dedicated solely to people aged over 50 years of age.

The booming market for strength training is driving growth in everything from hardware to programming, as Steph Eaves discovers

F45 Training has confirmed it received an “unsolicited preliminary non-binding proposal” from Kennedy Lewis Investment Management (KLIM) to acquire the company. The deal would see KLIM purchase all outstanding shares of common stock, at a price per share equal to US$4.

ukactive’s new strategic partner, QuikSwitch, has urged gym operators concerned about the impact of coronavirus on their business not to make any immediate decisions to pursue insolvency.

Town Sports International Holdings has signed a deal to acquire the studio business of indoor cycling company Flywheel Sports.

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

Fusion Lifestyle, the highly experienced sports and leisure management brand is working with Power Plate to integrate vibration training into its high intensity fitness studios.

The Hollywood actor has created a new app that utilises the expertise of his team of fitness, nutrition and wellness experts

The co-founder of Mindset talks about growing a business based on mental as much as physical wellbeing

Independently-owned Clifford Health Club and Spa in Nottingham will undergo a two-year, £2m expansion and redevelopment.

A boutique fitness club, designed to develop members' mental and emotional health in addition to physical fitness, has opened its doors on in Waterloo, London.

Virtual fitness provider FitnessOnDemand (FOD) has signed a partnership deal with cardio workout supplier Strong by Zumba, which will see the HIIT-based classes being offered on FOD’s platform.

Health club design specialists zynk Design have completed a third INTENCITY training studio for fitness firm Fusion Lifestyle, which has just opened its doors at Park Road Pools and Fitness, Haringey, London.

A third of fitness professionals are considering or have considered leaving the physical activity sector, an industry report is set to reveal.

We showcase the street-art-inspired design of Hotel Jen Beijing’s new 24 hour gym

Luxury leisure club operator Equinox is offering its members sweeping harbour views while they work out at its latest location in Boston, Massachusetts.

Lawrence Dallaglio will lead a speaker line-up from the worlds of sport, health and government to address society’s burning issues at this year’s ukactive National Summit.

Cybex kits out Club Baltimore Fitness and Wellbeing Centre in London after an extensive gym redesign

A 3,500sq m (37,600sq ft) Shangri-La health club designed to “inject energy into the heart of Beijing’s central business district” will open in the Chinese capital in June.

Former England and Newcastle footballer Alan Shearer has officially launched a new Speedflex studio at Bannatyne Health Club in Darlington.

Budget gym operator Xercise4Less will establish a new club in Middleton, Manchester in December this year.

Fusion Lifestyle has transformed a disused basement underneath a swimming pool in Southgate to create its first boutique fitness offering – Intencity.

Xercise4Less has announced plans for its second Welsh site as the Leeds-based gym chain seeks to accelerate it UK-wide expansion with growth in the ‘land of song’.

As part of our Gymtopia series, we look at how one Canadian club is making a long-term difference with its charitable work

A new comprehensive analysis of mindfulness research, co-directed by a management scientist at Case Western Reserve University, suggests that injecting a corporate culture of mindfulness not only improves focus, but the ability to manage stress and how employees work together.

Active leisure employers are being urged to grasp the opportunity to improve the skills and expertise of more young people in the sector through a free scheme provided by Focus Training.