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Parkinson’s UK is offering grants for programmes getting those living with the illness active

Operators interested in offering programmes to get people living with Parkinson’s disease active have until 2 October to apply for a grant from Parkinson’s UK.

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Feedback: HCM Forum

Europe Active’s Kai Troll gives a briefing on an EU obesity initiative and Paul Batman calls for a new focus on achievable exercise

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Fitness Foresight: HCM Fitness trends

HCM Handbook editorial director, Liz Terry and Kath Hudson predict key trends, influences and opportunities set to shape the sector, including vagus nerve resets, diagnostics and social prescribing.

HCM Handbook 2025

Lack of sleep increases risk of cardiovascular disease, even in young people

A study by researchers at Uppsala University has found even just a few nights with insufficient sleep can cause serious heart problems.

news • 15 May 2025

Health club sector is standout success in new Sport England Active Lives Adult Survey Report

Physical participation figures are the highest ever, but inequalities remain with the same groups still losing out, according to the new Active Lives Adult Survey Report 2023-2024.

news • 25 Apr 2025

Optimism and unity defined the European Health and Fitness Forum 2025

Growing the Health and Fitness Sector Together was the theme of this year’s EuropeActive European Health and Fitness Forum (EHFF), which took place on 9 April in Köln.

news • 16 Apr 2025

Trends: Forward looking

Testosterone shots, GLP-1s and wellness – HCM talks to industry leaders about their plans for 2025 and examines current opportunites, threats and trends

HCM issue 1 2025

PureGym’s annual survey shows appetite for more healthy lifestyles

Eighty nine per cent of 18 to 24-year-olds are doing some form of strength exercise weekly and that 17 per cent of the UK population is now a gym member.

news • 09 Dec 2024

Research: Fast forward

Research from Stanford shows ageing is non-linear, peaking at 44 and 60

HCM issue 9 2024

Stanford research shows importance of exercise in the 40s and 60s to counter spikes in ageing

According to research undertaken by Stanford University in the US, ageing is non-linear and there are periods of significant change around the ages of 44 and 60.

news • 15 Oct 2024

Surrenne private members club will bring Tracy Anderson to London as part of four-storeys of wellness at The Emory hotel

Surrenne, a luxury hotel wellness club gym and spa, dedicated to longevity, launches in London in April, with membership costing £10,000 a year.

news • 12 Feb 2024

Wellbeing Hub ramps up health services – launches blood pressure checks

Horizon Leisure is upgrading and investing in its new shopping-centre health hub – The Wellbeing Hub in Havant, UK – by adding blood pressure checks to its list of services.

news • 15 Dec 2023

Exercise for Health Summit draws global experts together in Madrid

The Exercise for Health Summit (EfHS), organised by EuropeActive, kicked off today at the Melia Castille in Madrid, with the timing designed to coincide with the Spanish Presidency of the European Council, in the second half of 2023

news • 22 Nov 2023

Harvard research identifies optimal workout intensity and duration

Researchers at Harvard have found the optimal amount of exercise is between 150 and 600 minutes a week, with no harm done by intensity, but with a ceiling when it comes to impact.

news • 15 Sep 2022

Withings launches smart scale that measures body composition, vascular age and nerve health in one device

news • 13 Sep 2022

Research: Optimum exercise levels identified

Researchers at Harvard found that the optimum level of exercise is between 150 to 600 minutes per week, but with a ceiling on impact

HCM issue 8 2022

HCM People: Dr Michael Roizen

The chief wellness officer of the Cleveland Clinic explains how the science of longevity will become the next disruptor for the sector

HCM issue 1 2022

Longevity is the next disruptor says Michael Roizen – 90 will be the new 40

The Cleveland Clinic’s chief wellness officer Michael Roizen predicts longevity will become the next major disruptor, according to his recent interview with Spa Business.

news • 10 Jan 2022

Interview: Mathieu Letombe

The CEO of Withings says the company is improving the way patients and doctors monitor and understand health

Fit Tech issue 2 2021

Research: 30 minutes of daily exercise 'not enough'

A new study claims that being active for 30 minutes a day is not enough for those who are mostly sedentary

HCM issue 7 2021

30 minutes of daily exercise 'not enough' for those who spend days sitting down

A new study claims that being physically active for 30 minutes a day, five days a week, is not enough for those who spend the rest of their time sedentary.

news • 13 Jul 2021

Policy: Life in our years

A new report from ukactive sets out ways in which the health and fitness sector can engage the over 55s in exercise

HCM issue 6 2021

Core Health & Fitness expands Nautilus Leverage product line

Strength training has purpose and appeals to members of all ages and backgrounds, regardless of specific fitness goals.

product innovation • 11 Mar 2021

Research: New generation yoga

Passive relaxation improves heart rate variability. This study shows active interventions can have the same effect

HCM issue 10 2020

Talking Point: Fat shaming

Bristol University has committed to embracing body positivity and rejecting diet culture. Should the rest of the fitness sector follow suit?

HCM issue 9 2020

Research: Stay active, stay young

Older men who have played football all their lives have cells 11 years younger than their non-sporting peers

HCM issue 7 2020

Increasing exercise levels at older age reduces risk of heart disease and stroke

People over the age of 60 should increase their exercise levels in order to prevent heart disease and stroke.

news • 20 Nov 2019

Pavigym: helping gyms and boutique studios fight back against noise

With noise complaints against gyms on the rise, limiting noise isn’t only beneficial to users - it could also be crucial to your business.

product innovation • 04 Aug 2019

24 Hour Fitness launches active ageing programme to attract 'grey dollar'

Health club operator 24 Hour Fitness has introduced a nationwide active ageing programme as part of efforts to encourage seniors to incorporate regular exercise into their lives.

news • 06 May 2019

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Parkinson’s UK is offering grants for programmes getting those living with the illness active

Operators interested in offering programmes to get people living with Parkinson’s disease active have until 2 October to apply for a grant from Parkinson’s UK.

news • 10 Sep 2025

Feedback: HCM Forum

Europe Active’s Kai Troll gives a briefing on an EU obesity initiative and Paul Batman calls for a new focus on achievable exercise

HCM issue 6 2025

Fitness Foresight: HCM Fitness trends

HCM Handbook editorial director, Liz Terry and Kath Hudson predict key trends, influences and opportunities set to shape the sector, including vagus nerve resets, diagnostics and social prescribing.

HCM Handbook 2025

Lack of sleep increases risk of cardiovascular disease, even in young people

A study by researchers at Uppsala University has found even just a few nights with insufficient sleep can cause serious heart problems.

news • 15 May 2025

Health club sector is standout success in new Sport England Active Lives Adult Survey Report

Physical participation figures are the highest ever, but inequalities remain with the same groups still losing out, according to the new Active Lives Adult Survey Report 2023-2024.

news • 25 Apr 2025

Optimism and unity defined the European Health and Fitness Forum 2025

Growing the Health and Fitness Sector Together was the theme of this year’s EuropeActive European Health and Fitness Forum (EHFF), which took place on 9 April in Köln.

news • 16 Apr 2025

Trends: Forward looking

Testosterone shots, GLP-1s and wellness – HCM talks to industry leaders about their plans for 2025 and examines current opportunites, threats and trends

HCM issue 1 2025

PureGym’s annual survey shows appetite for more healthy lifestyles

Eighty nine per cent of 18 to 24-year-olds are doing some form of strength exercise weekly and that 17 per cent of the UK population is now a gym member.

news • 09 Dec 2024

Research: Fast forward

Research from Stanford shows ageing is non-linear, peaking at 44 and 60

HCM issue 9 2024

Stanford research shows importance of exercise in the 40s and 60s to counter spikes in ageing

According to research undertaken by Stanford University in the US, ageing is non-linear and there are periods of significant change around the ages of 44 and 60.

news • 15 Oct 2024

Surrenne private members club will bring Tracy Anderson to London as part of four-storeys of wellness at The Emory hotel

Surrenne, a luxury hotel wellness club gym and spa, dedicated to longevity, launches in London in April, with membership costing £10,000 a year.

news • 12 Feb 2024

Wellbeing Hub ramps up health services – launches blood pressure checks

Horizon Leisure is upgrading and investing in its new shopping-centre health hub – The Wellbeing Hub in Havant, UK – by adding blood pressure checks to its list of services.

news • 15 Dec 2023

Exercise for Health Summit draws global experts together in Madrid

news • 22 Nov 2023

Harvard research identifies optimal workout intensity and duration

Researchers at Harvard have found the optimal amount of exercise is between 150 and 600 minutes a week, with no harm done by intensity, but with a ceiling when it comes to impact.

news • 15 Sep 2022

Withings launches smart scale that measures body composition, vascular age and nerve health in one device

news • 13 Sep 2022

Research: Optimum exercise levels identified

Researchers at Harvard found that the optimum level of exercise is between 150 to 600 minutes per week, but with a ceiling on impact

HCM issue 8 2022

HCM People: Dr Michael Roizen

The chief wellness officer of the Cleveland Clinic explains how the science of longevity will become the next disruptor for the sector

HCM issue 1 2022

Longevity is the next disruptor says Michael Roizen – 90 will be the new 40

The Cleveland Clinic’s chief wellness officer Michael Roizen predicts longevity will become the next major disruptor, according to his recent interview with Spa Business.

news • 10 Jan 2022

Interview: Mathieu Letombe

The CEO of Withings says the company is improving the way patients and doctors monitor and understand health

Fit Tech issue 2 2021

Research: 30 minutes of daily exercise 'not enough'

A new study claims that being active for 30 minutes a day is not enough for those who are mostly sedentary

HCM issue 7 2021

30 minutes of daily exercise 'not enough' for those who spend days sitting down

A new study claims that being physically active for 30 minutes a day, five days a week, is not enough for those who spend the rest of their time sedentary.

news • 13 Jul 2021

Policy: Life in our years

A new report from ukactive sets out ways in which the health and fitness sector can engage the over 55s in exercise

HCM issue 6 2021

Core Health & Fitness expands Nautilus Leverage product line

Strength training has purpose and appeals to members of all ages and backgrounds, regardless of specific fitness goals.

product innovation • 11 Mar 2021

Research: New generation yoga

Passive relaxation improves heart rate variability. This study shows active interventions can have the same effect

HCM issue 10 2020

Talking Point: Fat shaming

Bristol University has committed to embracing body positivity and rejecting diet culture. Should the rest of the fitness sector follow suit?

HCM issue 9 2020

Research: Stay active, stay young

Older men who have played football all their lives have cells 11 years younger than their non-sporting peers

HCM issue 7 2020

Increasing exercise levels at older age reduces risk of heart disease and stroke

People over the age of 60 should increase their exercise levels in order to prevent heart disease and stroke.

news • 20 Nov 2019

Pavigym: helping gyms and boutique studios fight back against noise

With noise complaints against gyms on the rise, limiting noise isn’t only beneficial to users - it could also be crucial to your business.

product innovation • 04 Aug 2019

24 Hour Fitness launches active ageing programme to attract 'grey dollar'

Health club operator 24 Hour Fitness has introduced a nationwide active ageing programme as part of efforts to encourage seniors to incorporate regular exercise into their lives.

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Les Mills calls on the industry to support UNICEF

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Les Mills calls on the industry to support UNICEF

HUM2N opens longevity clinic at Six Senses London

KX Chelsea invests £15 million to upgrade its wellness offering

Researchers identify a drug which reduces muscle loss when using GLP-1 medications

Peloton signals potential move into reformer Pilates with Skop acquisition

Crunch Fitness creates more affordable reformer Pilates concept

As the 20th State of the Industry Report is released, LeisureDB rebrands to Evolve

Orangetheory set for Italian expansion and Technogym tie-up

Indigo Fitness – Bespoke Spaces

Technogym – Destination fitness

Epassi – Going corporate

BLK BOX – Reshaping strength

Starpool supports Olympic champion Marcell Jacobs

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Everyone's talking about ... filming in gyms

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Rasmus Ingerslev

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