Fitness First UK is integrating red light therapy into yoga and Pilates classes through a partnership with Bon Charge.

Author, NLP practitioner and hypnotherapist, Julia Seibold, talks about how to build those all important, future-proofing soft skills

Group exercise specialists, Les Mills, questioned 10,000 consumers across five continents about their fitness habits in the 2026 Global Fitness Report. One of the key takeaways is that joy is a major motivator of making a fitness habit stick

Physiologist, wellbeing expert and co-founder of Future Practice and Pillar Wellbeing, Oliver Patrick, gives his view on the five biggest trends for the next year

PureGym’s Rebecca Passmore, Karl Sanft from 24 Hour Fitness and SATS’ Sondre Gravir are among the line up of industry leaders to share their opinions on a range of subjects, including whether cardio is making a comeback and where the recovery trend will go

HCM Handbook’s annual prediction of key trends, influences and opportunities coming down the tracks.

Speedflex has launched a strength training programme for 11 to 16-year-olds, to make it safer, more inclusive and more engaging.

The Breath Coach talks about how breathwork is being recognised for its mental and physical benefits and gaining a foothold on mainstream fitness timetables

Luxury members’ club Tramp has expanded into the fitness, health and wellness sector with the launch of Tramp Health, a 16,000sq ft high-end fitness and longevity club in London’s Mayfair.

Therme Group’s Romanian bathing resort Therme Bucharest is currently hosting its Herbarium Festival (4-17 May), offering guests a chance to explore sauna and steamroom experiences performed by 92 aufguss sauna masters and therapists from 26 countries.

The world’s first awareness ring has been launched. Designed to promote presence, focus and calm via gentle haptic vibrations, the Pulse Mindfulness Ring is a screen-free alternative to meditation apps.

Virgin Active is set to open its first social wellness club in London, with a relaunch of its Mayfair site in July.

Kath Hudson talks to the new chair of UK Active’s Independent Council

All the news from the show, as it gets set to mark its 10th anniversary

Viva Leisure’s CEO on global growth and redefining revenue generation

Indian billionaire, Deepinder Goyal, is working on a device called Temple that aims to track blood flow to the brain to see how it is coping with stress.

A 1,000 square foot studio, women’s-only strength studio has been launched in Brooklyn, New York.

Renessence expands services to support mental health and nervous system Amsterdam social wellness and recovery club, Renessence has reopened after an upgrade, including the addition of a gym.

The CEO of Freedom Leisure on the trust’s work with its 30 local authority partners and what developments lie ahead

Gymnation is introducing NapTime, a new class designed to help people sleep.

Speedflex has launched a series of low-intensity workouts for its Blade machine, making functional, resistance-based training more accessible.

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

From pro rugby to PT to building a global fitness brand, the founder of MARCHON talks to Kate Cracknell about the journey so far

New global consumer insight commissioned by Les Mills has identified what motivates consumers to exercise

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

How can the sector best attract and engage with the tech-savvy Gen Alpha?

WellnessSpace Brands has combined two powerful recovery technologies – infrared heat and LED red light – into its new RedZone Sauna.

Hyperice, the recovery and movement-enhancement technology business, has entered into a partnership with health and wellbeing music specialists Myndstream to redefine recovery services.

Some 10,000 consumers across five continents have been questioned about their fitness habits for the 2026 Global Fitness Report commissioned by Les Mills, revealing interesting insights about consumer behaviour.

How exercise makes you feel is one of the strongest predictors of whether people will stick with it long term, according to behaviour change expert, Dr Heather McKee.