From getting sacked to risking it all, industry leaders share their learnings from tough times

Tony de Leede is selling the Gwinganna Lifestyle Retreat that sits on 320 acres of Australia’s Tallebudgera Valley after almost 20 years of operation.

The serial entrepreneur shares lessons learned in tough times with HCM

Wello Works, a new concept which mixes a wellness centre and a co-working office, has launched its first site in Sydney.

The Global Wellness Summit (GWS) has announced the appointment of C. Victor Brick, CEO of Planet Fitness Growth Partners (PFGP) and chair of the John W. Brick Mental Health Foundation, to its 12-person advisory board.

Older people are less likely to exercise, making them more prone to developing long-term health conditions. How can fitness providers reach people in their 50s, 60s, 70s and above?

Innovative projects targeting niche markets

Our panel of experts tell us what’s in store for 2019 in the fitness sector – it’s all about niche boutiques, personal trainer branding, older clients and shorter work outs

The entrepreneur explains the concept behind Club W, which is aimed at helping older woman ‘live longer by living well’

Fitness industry veteran Tony de Leede has opened the inaugural Club W in Sydney, Australia.

The Global Wellness Summit (GWS) has named fitness and wellness entrepreneur Tony de Leede and wellness consultant Mia Kyricos as co-chairs of this year’s event.

A new breed of boutique studio is showing how meditation and mindfulness can be packaged in a way that engages today’s consumer, says Kate Cracknell

Leading fit-tech company Wexer has launched a suite of new virtual fitness classes. Produced by Move 123, the content has been created to meet the growing demands of today’s consumer.

Virtual fitness class provider Wexer Virtual has further strengthened its European team following the opening of its new head office in London earlier this year.

The Australian entrepreneur on his latest endeavours, including boutique villages, meditation pods and virtual-only clubs

Fitness industry entrepreneur Tony De Leede has teamed up with virtual fitness provider Wexer to launch a new virtual programming service for health clubs.

Fitness First Australia founder Tony de Leede has announced that he is to relaunch his Fit N Fast health club in Sydney city as YogaBar – a ‘boutique village’ concept offering classes, health foods and retail.

What are the challenges faced by fitness brands looking to expand globally? Is there an ideal model for international success? We ask our panel of experts

Health club operator Fitness First has announced the acquisition of the Australia-based Space Health Clubs group.

Fitness First has opened its flagship health club, Fitness First Platinum, in Sydney, Australia.