With gym-goers now able to track and analyse every part of their fitness journey, we look at how this impacts outcomes

The serial entrepreneur and founder of Feel Electric talks about bringing his new chain of EMS studios to the UK

Budget fitness chain, Xercise4Less, will have a new shareholding set-up and financing structure by the time the UK's gyms are allowed to open their doors to customers.

Budget fitness chain, Xercise4Less, is being sold off by its investors, directors and shareholders, which include the BGF investment fund and Proventus Capital Partners, HCM can reveal.

Budget operator Xercise4Less has appointed a chief technology officer to lead the company through a 'digital transformation' ahead of a rapid expansion programme.

The IHRSA European Congress 2018 takes place next month in Lisbon, Portugal. IHRSA explains what delegates can expect at the event

Budget operator Xercise4Less has named fitness industry veteran Peter Wright as its new CEO.

Budget gym operator Xercise4Less has opened a club in Chesterfield, taking the number of clubs in its portfolio to 50.

Budget chain Xercise4Less has secured growth investment worth £42m from Swedish credit provider Proventus Capital Partners.

Low-cost gym operator Xercise4Less will open its 50th UK club in Chesterfied later this year.

Xercise4Less founder Jon Wright has been praised for his efforts in trying to help reverse the childhood obesity epidemic in the UK, winning the annual International Health, Racquet and Sportsclub Association (IHRSA) European Club Leadership Award.

Budget gym chain, Xercise4Less, has made The Sunday Times Fast Track 100 list for the third consecutive year.

Budget gym chain Xercise4Less has partnered with app provider Virtuagym to create a fitness, nutrition and support-based platform for its members.

Xercise4Less has kicked off a new week-long wellness campaign providing bargain gym memberships to help NHS staff in Scotland stay fighting fit.

Xercise4Less has today (8 March) kicked off an innovative new programme offering free exercise classes to children across the UK in a bid to tackle the growing epidemic of youth inactivity.

Xercise4Less has secured a new £7.6m funding round from its equity partner the Business Growth Fund (BGF), taking its total investment in the low cost gym chain to £19.7m.

Leeds-based gym chain Xercise4Less has led a £1m refurbishment of its flagship club after the site was devastated by floods.

Any suspicions that the boutique studio boom is stealing the thunder of fast-growing budget gyms has been dispelled by the latest Sunday Times Virgin Fast Track 100 list, which names Pure Gym and Xercise4Less among the 20 fastest growing private firms in the UK.

Hundreds of Xercise4Less members have come out in support of the low-cost gym chain after the company came in for criticism on last night’s edition of the BBC consumer rights show Watchdog.

Xercise4Less is continuing its quest for dominance in the West Midlands, with plans to launch what will be its third new club in the region this year.

Xercise4Less is to launch a new £1.5m gym in the already-crowded Milton Keynes market as it seeks to steal a march on its low-cost rivals.

How can member feedback be gathered and used by the fitness industry to refine its offering? Jon Nasta reports

Xercise4Less has set its sights on gaining a foothold in the capital, with the gym chain’s first London site scheduled to open its doors in August in Hounslow.

Xercise4less has ramped up efforts to expand its footprint across Scotland with the launch of a new £1m health club in Edinburgh.

Xercise4Less, the 21st fastest growing private company in Britain, is to launch seven new clubs by the end of April as it bids to make good on its target of 100 sites by the end of 2016.

We round up the expansion plans of a selection of key private sector operators around the world, and offer a snapshot of upcoming UK public sector developments

Xercise4Less has secured £31m worth of finance as the low cost gym chain bids to turbocharge its growth and reach 100 sites by the end of 2016.

Pure Gym, Xercise4Less and The Gym Group have all been named on the Sunday Times Virgin Fast Track 100, as low cost operators put in a strong showing on the list of UK private companies with the fastest-growing sales over their latest three years.

Sean James reports on the growing functionality and popularity of apps among gym members and health club operators alike

Budget gym operator Xercise4Less hopes to launch 15 new sites across the UK this year, after securing a £5.5m package to fund the company’s next phase of expansion.