Will Dean co-founder of Tough Mudder says he's reinventing personal training with a new venture – an AI-powered fitness company called CoachCube.

With research showing how poor sleep can affect health and lifespan, is sleep finally getting the attention it deserves? Kath Hudson reports

Remedy Place – operator of a growing collection of social wellness clubs in the US – has launched a personalised health assessment programme, offering a tailored roadmap for optimal health.

Noraxon’s next-generation motion capture system, MyoMotion, can be used by PTs to enable custom training programmes, minimise injuries and help with rehabilitation by measuring athletes’ movements in real-time.

Sennheiser has teamed up with Polar Electro for the launch of its Momentum Sport earbuds which deliver Polar’s bio-sensing capabilities outside its own products for the first time.

Therabody has launched eight product innovations and closed a growth equity round with backing reaching US$165m. The investment was led by North Castle Partners, with additional financing from Kevin Hart’s venture capital firm HartBeat Ventures and Rx3 Ventures.

David Minton shares his take on the major health challenges facing the US and how the fitness industry can step up to deliver solutions

Sweat-sensing wearable manufacturer, Epicore Biosystems, whose products provide real-time health data on a range of metrics, including hydration and stress levels, has announced a partnership with Denka Corporation that will see its products launching – initially into the Asian market.

The inimitable Emma Barry, author of Building a Badass Boutique, gives us the benefit of her insights into customer behaviour and how it will shape trends; including hyper personalisation and micro segmentation

Thought leader, Emma Barry, talks about the changes which have happened and how to adapt and move forward in the roaring 20s, including intoxicating solutions to motivate the unmotivated and addressing a wider demographic

Can fit tech alert users to immunodeficiencies or illnesses and be part of the solution? Fit Tech magazine ask the experts

One in five UK adults is worried about their body image. We look at how fit-tech can help to educate gym members on how to achieve a healthy transformation

A rundown on the startups that are using tech to help people stay fit

Shapewatch, a 3D body visualisation firm, has teamed up with Kinetisense, manufacturer of the world's first markerless human motion assessment system, to create ShapeKAMS.

Justin Musgrove on Bannatyne& Brightlime Partnership puts software at the heart of an enhanced member experience

Parachute training – running with a parachute strapped to your waist to create resistance – is mostly utilised by elite athletes. Could it go mainstream?

Check out these innovative new products from Anytime Fitness, Shapewatch, Monkey Mill and Tecnobody

Shapewatch's 3D body visualisation system has been recognised as one of the leading start-ups in fit-tech

HCM kicks off 2019 with a rundown of the latest software features available, including queue management, facial recognition, health outcomes management and a partnership with Strava

Fitness testing and body scanning is becoming a must-have for gyms. HCM gives the low down on the latest systems

Fitness tech start-up Shapewatch has developed a body visualisation tool that enables users to track their fitness journeys through 3D body scanning.

Developed by Israeli technology firm LifeBeam, Vi is a personal training product driven by artificial intelligence (AI).

Gladstone’s new access control solution doesn’t just provide security and attendance tracking – it also delivers insights into how customers use your facilities

Philips will launch four devices to help individuals take greater control of their health.

The new OMbra by OMSignal records biomechanics to give users more information about their workout and fitness.

After revealing plans for a bio-activated horror maze in the UK, interactive games company Slingshot, has started a crowdfunding campaign to bring the concept to fruition.

The easier it is to pay, the more we spend. So how is technology like online wallets and SMS payments impacting the fitness industry?

Hydration drinks station HydrO+ has been developed with both the operational requirements of gyms and the hydration needs of its members in mind.

We catch up with the latest products in wearable technology – a market that’s expected to be worth US$2bn by 2018

Have you considered installing fingerprint access technology in your club?