Everlast Gyms+ in Chiswick is working with Core Health and Fitness to raise the bar for fitness in London

A report by Deloitte and EuropeActive reveals a reshaping of the fitness sector

EuropeActive has announced the launch of Next Level Leaders, a orld class executive development programme, delivered in partnership with IESE Business School.

Strength training is evolving, with new AI-powered ecosystems from Technogym leading the way

As the popularity of ice bathing and sauna as a recovery tool grows, how can operators best embrace the trend? Kath Hudson reports

Huge opportunities exist in emerging markets, while Millennials and Gen Z are driving growth across the whole industry, says the HFA Global Report

Brawn have announced the relaunch of its platform following a £2 million technology rebuild, introducing the UK’s first fully managed, white-labelled 'Small Group Strength Training' service for multi-site gym operators.

The ROI of refreshing gym equipment is so significant, it makes taking this approach a strategic imperative for fitness operators

Karsten Hollasch and Steffen Gausselmann talk us through the key findings of the 12th European Health and Fitness Market Report.

The 2023 IHRSA Global Report reveals a positive long-term outlook for the industry, as operators navigate challenges and embrace growth. Jeff Solsby reports

As the sector in the UK welcomes more members and sees record market value, Leisure DB’s David Minton explains The State of the UK Fitness Industry Report 2023

The UK fitness industry's market value has reached an all-time high, despite a small drop in the number of health clubs.

European fitness operators have seen a strong return of members to their facilities, although there are continuing signs that the way customers are consuming fitness has been changed by the pandemic.

We celebrate the incredible life of the founder of Life Fitness and Augie’s Quest, following his recent death from complications arising from ALS

This year’s IHRSA Global Report is a record of the impact of the pandemic on the sector, creating a benchmark from which to understand the recovery

Health clubs, leisure centres and fitness studios in England have opened their doors today (12 April) for the first time during 2021.

The UK government has asked gyms and leisure centres to close between 5 November and 2 December as part of an emergency lockdown, leaving the industry five days to prepare.

HIIT Without the Hurt. It’s one of the most memorable straplines in the fitness industry and it’s been at the core of every Speedflex session for almost ten years

There’s growing consumer interest in halo (salt) therapy since COVID-19 as people look to improve their respiratory health and boost their immune systems.

The UK's fitness industry can finally get back to business on Saturday 25 July, following the government's announcement today that gyms and leisure centres can reopen their doors to the public.

The UK government has given its clearest signal yet it may be about to announce gyms can reopen early in July.

An industry-wide campaign will provide fitness operators with the practical resources needed to ensure a safe and successful return to business for the UK's gyms and leisure facilities.

ukactive has published an operational framework for gyms, leisure centres and the wider fitness industry to reopen safely in the UK – once they are permitted to do so by the government.

According to the latest European Health & Fitness Market Report, the industry was showing signs of strong growth before the pandemic, bolstered by cutting-edge technology and new concepts. Realising a membership goal of 80 million in Europe by 2025 is now a challenge to tackle

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

The fitness market in Europe is entering a new phase of growth, according to the European Health & Fitness Market Report 2019 by Deloitte and EuropeActive

Deloitte’s Karsten Hollasch summarises key data from the latest European Health & Fitness Market Report showing that membership and market value remain strong in Europe. The goal – 80 million members by 2025

More appreciation – and pay – for instructors

Trafford Leisure have joined forces with DFC, The Engine Room turns indoor rowing into a fitness experience with Technogym and FTC Gym in Suffolk working closely with TRX

Liz Terry shares her thoughts