A contrast therapy and breathwork facility called Reset has opened in Islington, London, in the UK.

Aimed at consumers who are prioritising longevity and recovery, The Club provides an alternative way of socialising to conventional hospitality models, combining movement, recovery, hospitality, art, and architecture.

Boutique fitness brand, Psycle, launched its seventh site in London Bridge earlier this month, introducing the Megaformer for the first time.

The key to getting health club flooring right is down to blending performance, safety and branding, as Liz Terry discovers

With members seeking personalised health insights, suppliers are stepping up to deliver a range of testing options

The Well HQ has teamed up with pelvic floor and bladder health specialists, Jude, to offer a pelvic floor strengthening programme to complement a supplement launch.

Operators risk a fine if they don’t comply with new laws on membership payments

Pelvic floor training is gaining in popularity, with self-operating pelvic chairs providing an additional source of income for clubs

Strength training is evolving, with new AI-powered ecosystems from Technogym leading the way

With 400 locations and plans to enter new markets in 2026, the president of Fitness Park talks to Kate Cracknell about its €280m funding deal

The CEO of JD Gyms reflects on the brand’s development and outlines plans for growth, as it opens its 100th club

Crow Wood Health Club is elevating the member experience with Technogym

South Africa-born Terence talks about his journey to teaching meditation and mindfulness after suffering two cardiac arrests

The CEO of Purpose Brands on the company’s ambitious goal to reach 10 million members globally by 2030

Purpose Brands – the company formed by the merger of Self Esteem Brands and Orangetheory Fitness – has teamed up with the Dr B telehealth service to offer medical consultations to its members.

Over the years, we have seen our clients' payment challenges evolve alongside technological advancements and changing member behaviours.

Go Fit has invested more than €20 million in its latest development, a 22,000 square metre sports and wellness hub in Tenerife, next to Heliodoro Rodríguez López Stadium.

The franchise segment is a fast moving and dynamic part of the industry. Kath Hudson rounds up some of the major deals and developments of the last 12 months, including former Xponential Fitness CEO, Anthony Geisler, arriving back on the scene.

The MD of Spain’s Synergym, talks to Kate Cracknell about the company’s strategies for organic growth and how he’s hitting 50 per cent EBITDA

Small group PT product manufacturers are managing sustainability and helping health club customers do the same with a range of innovations, as Julie Cramer reports

Consumer demand and product innovation is making Pilates an exciting proposition for health clubs, finds Julie Cramer

Former president of Xponential Fitness, Sarah Luna, has revealed the next step in her career.

Palace Merano, the Italian medi-spa has launched a new programme called The Sport Recovery Lab which focuses on physical recovery while also revealing a new tie-up with French football legend Zinédine Zidane.

Steps from the Brandenburg Gate, Hotel Adlon Kempinski is an icon of luxury in Berlin that now offers an even deeper sense of wellbeing, thanks to Starpool’s expertise in spa innovation.

Speedflex is a unique workout solution for facilities using a low-staff model, such as hotels and spas

Toronto boutique operator, Sweat and Tonic, has announced the launch of a new reformer Pilates brand, Reformd, which will be the world’s highest capacity Lagree method studio.

Trade body, UK Active, and its partners have launched The Active Standard, a consumer-facing quality marque for members, as Paul Crane explains

Speedflex continues its successful growth, delivering a new Connected Fitness Zone for Everyone Active

Purpose Brands, the US$3.7 billion company formed by the merger of Orangetheory Fitness and Self Esteem Brands, has appointed Tom Leverton as CEO.

David Langridge applauds YouTube for restricting access to toxic fitness content for teenagers. Eric Durak says operators must gear up to welcome GLP-1 users