The entrepreneurial founder of Move Technologies Group talks about creating MoveGB and the tech-based health-focused ventures that have followed

Longevity, a startup providing longevity products, services, education and advice to subscribers, has launched a digital platform and will open its first club in Milton Keynes on 1 February.

HCM talks to suppliers and operators about how the aggregator market is changing in response to demand

Incorpore and MoveGB have entered into a landmark partnership, combining the UK’s largest provider of corporate gym memberships with the nation’s biggest network of classes.

MoveGB has announced a new partnership with Incorpore, one of the largest suppliers of corporate gym memberships in the UK.

Who does your brand belong to? There used to be only one answer to this question: the company that grew it and invested in it.

MoveGB is a collaboration-based platform, but being a platform, one of the common worries we hear from our partners is about loss of customer ownership.

Are aggregators helpful or dangerous for the industry? We hear opinions from both sides of the debate

As an industry, we still underestimate the power of a truly varied fitness regime. We also probably still underestimate the growing appetite for it, especially among emerging customer segments.

What really drives customer retention in 2019? Is it proactive customer care? Frequency of attendance? Added value provision? Community building? Across the industry, debate on this topic never stops. And neither does market change.

Here at Move we’ve recently taken a pause for thought in the midst of continued growth.

Aggregator services could be key to opening new audiences and boosting penetration rates, but at what cost? We ask the experts ...

Here at Move we are passionate about finding innovative ways to get more people, more active.

Addressing the ‘multi-venue usage’ debate

A New Year brings the chance for renewed focus and refreshed approaches.

MoveGB has named Leigh Phillipson as director of partnerships.

Online direct debit provider, GoCardless, has teamed up with membership management software platforms Virtuagym and Glofox to give their customers access to next generation, flexible Direct Debit.

MoveGB is the UK’s largest every activity membership, with over 300,000 users and more than 6,000 physical activity providers.

MoveGB, the variety membership platform, is expanding rapidly throughout London, granting customers the widest choice of activities and freedom of location.

Amazon Digital Business of the Year finalist MoveGB has released a free guide on how fitness operators can use Facebook to help grow their business.

New research shows there is a simple trick to extending health club membership life by four times.

Alister Rollins is the founder and CEO of MoveGB, a free online platform that enables fitness operators to offer their services.

MoveGB explores this research and reveals the surprising 'goal' that, when achieved, produces the most loyal exercisers.

You might think that there is no such thing as bad profit - after all, profit is the lifeblood of any business, right?

Bristol has around 300 fitness providers and over 265 of them are part of the MoveGB fitness network.

Move's new partner network across the three cities includes hundreds of independent operators, as well as chains such as Virgin Active and Pure Gym.

Did you have a booming January? That's what's awesome about our industry - you usually start the year on a high with your most successful month.

There’s a new, more relaxed attitude among consumers in terms of loyalty, says Imke Schuller of The Futures Company

MoveGB has announced a partnership with PureGym, the largest gym chain in the UK. The company provides access to hundreds of local exercise classes, gyms, studios and more, all under one membership.

As the largest client to health and fitness operators, MoveGB has a unique model which allows us to bring you new customers.