Physiologist, wellbeing expert and co-founder of Future Practice and Pillar Wellbeing, Oliver Patrick, gives his view on the five biggest trends for the next year

PureGym’s Rebecca Passmore, Karl Sanft from 24 Hour Fitness and SATS’ Sondre Gravir are among the line up of industry leaders to share their opinions on a range of subjects, including whether cardio is making a comeback and where the recovery trend will go

Highlights from the Health & Fitness Association 2025 Global Report, which deep dives into the state of the industry globally.

HCM Handbook’s annual prediction of key trends, influences and opportunities coming down the tracks.

Findings from the second UK Health and Fitness Market Report, undertaken by Grant Thornton, which showed that penetration has achieved record levels

Trouble Global’s CEO, Emma Barry, talks about how the fitness industry has become rewired around one idea – longevity

The 20th State of the Industry Report reveals a resilient, expanding and competitive sector, the importance of differentiation and the ongoing challenge of tackling inequalities.

Youth unemployment risks creating a ‘lost generation’, while health services are overwhelmed with demand. The sector holds the key to fixing both challenges, says Liz Terry

Strength training is evolving, driven by high demand and changing consumer preferences. Julie Cramer talks to innovators about how their new products are serving this growth

Luxury hospitality and wellness pioneer Jeremy McCarthy has launched Leisure Alchemy, a digital platform that will provide professionals with strategic guidance on how to build transformational leisure experiences that drive profit.

US athletic country club operator Life Time says its 2026 growth strategy and outlook are on track after strong Q1 results.

Record UK market penetration reveals a deeper shift in consumer engagement, a new report finds

As UK market penetration hits 18 per cent, how much higher could it go?

All the news from the show, as it gets set to mark its 10th anniversary

Low-cost operator, PureGym is piloting reformer Pilates in its Danish clubs, considering the introduction of recovery zones and rolling out women’s spaces across its UK estate.

According to the latest insights from the Health & Fitness Association (HFA), 81 million Americans belonged to a gym, studio or fitness facility in 2025 – an all-time high.

Kath Hudson asks the experts what approaches in elite sports recovery could be successfully brought to the gym floor

Active IQ is calling for greater accountability in online fitness advice with the launch of a new trustmark

New launch, Salus House, elevates boutique wellness with high service levels and a partnership with Technogym

New Revolution Health Clubs has announced its largest club to date, which will also include reformer Pilates and recovery facilities – a first for the independent, low-cost brand.

Finnish smart ring company, Ōura, has announced a proprietary AI model focused on women’s health.

The UK fitness market is a solid investment proposition, according to a new report from OakNorth Bank.

The University of Liverpool has partnered with Matrix Fitness to transform student wellbeing with a major gym revitalisation

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

UK Active’s work with Beano Brain casts light on Gen Alpha, and what the rise of GLP-1 use means for health clubs

As the sober curious movement grows, how can health clubs best support members wanting to make this shift?

Proof that fitness is becoming increasingly mainstream is evidenced by Clive Chesser, CEO of PureGym, being invited onto the BBC Sounds Big Boss podcast.

Life Fitness / Hammer Strength has officially unveiled the Nieto-Jones Innovation Center in Illinois, which will be a centre of excellence for product development and performance.

The CEO of Fit House of Brands has been busy rescuing and reimagining the company’s flagship brand, F45. He talks to Liz Terry

How can the sector best attract and engage with the tech-savvy Gen Alpha?