Tewinbury Farm Hotel in Hertfordshire, UK is expanding its premium leisure proposition with the launch of Farm Club, on 15 June.

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

Independent operator Just Move Gyms, is offering premium Technogym fitness equipment and exceptional customer service in a stylish environment

The founder of Fitness Worx on bringing the personal transformation model to the wider community

Colets Health & Fitness is supporting active ageing with Technogym Biostrength

As Crunch Fitness gears up to be sold, Kate Cracknell talks to CEO Jim Rowley about its journey to profitability

The first XF Gym has opened in the UK. The 40,000sq ft gym is housed in a former Debenhams store in the Merry Hill shopping centre near Dudley.

Musculoskeletal issues are one of the biggest causes of workplace absenteeism, coming at a huge personal cost to individuals and causing an economic drag. How can the health club sector make an impact?

The new CEO of Edinburgh Leisure talks about plans to build active and thriving communities against a backdrop of council funding shortfalls

With new stroke rehabilitation guideliness published in the US and the UK calling for more exercise interventions, Vicky Kiernander asks the experts how the health and fitness sector can intervene, to the benefit of patients, the sector and the medical profession

The founder of Kidzania tells us about Kinezis, his pioneering new fitness and entertainment concept which launched in Mexico and is set for global expansion

First a pandemic, then a war and now a cost of living and energy crisis. With incomes being squeezed, will gyms be budgeted out? We talk to our panel

We hear about Les Mills’ latest strategy to drive mass market penetration, from the people making it happen

The manager of SportCity’s first wellness club tells how adding holistic elements has attracted a different demographic

The CEO of the Bricks Group talks about growing a portfolio of wellness offerings and launching a new gym chain in the UK

A new at-home fitness app will enable friends, communities, and coaches to remotely work out together using live video links.

The government's 'rule of six' has come into force in leisure settings today (24 September), with indoor sports heavily affected by the changes.

A new survey tells us how consumers are likely to respond to reopening

In a major headline figure for operators, nearly 90 per cent of consumers say they intend to spend the same or more on being active as we come out of lockdown.

Health Club operator Planet Fitness is offering high school students aged 15 to 18 years the opportunity to work out for free at any of its 1,700 locations throughout the US.

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

Innovative projects targeting niche markets

Bungee Workout, which offers group fitness classes utilising the increasingly popular, acrobatics- style indoor bungee technology, has launched into the UK market.

The CEO of Kildare Sport and Leisure shares her story with HCM

More appreciation – and pay – for instructors

Bannatyne is on a roll. Its CEO explains how creating “affordable luxury” has allowed the brand to grow and set its sights on extending into Europe

Gym chain DW Fitness First has revealed its strategic vision to become the UK’s largest sports participation brand.

Serco Leisure is entering the obstacle course market as it looks to diversify its fitness facilities.

The Fitness Hut CEO talks about disrupting the Portuguese fitness market and giving members more for less

People who are offered an element of competition as part of their exercise regime are much more likely to achieve positive results than those relying purely on “positive encouragement”.