Zenoti's new fitness consumer survey reveals a chasm between the engagement members expect from their gyms, and what they’re actually receiving.
Zenoti's new fitness consumer survey reveals a chasm between the engagement members expect from their gyms, and what they’re actually receiving.
The FTC updated its rules in 2023 and made one thing clear. The brand, the influencer, and the agency in the middle are all on the hook.
The Health & Fitness Association's annual fly-in offered an inside look into the trade organization's promising new advocacy strategy for the American fitness industry.
In our monthly FitGrid x ATN benchmarking data dive, we tackle how the maturing Barre modality is evolving to attract new clientele.
Crunch Fitness' move to launch reformer Pilates classes could lead to increased competition between boutique fitness studios and big-box gyms.
Not just a perk, employee wellbeing is now a corporate business strategy, and it’s funneling new members into participating gyms.
Hims & Hers affiliating with top fitness brands marks a win for the industry, increasing visibility and furthering the fitness-as-healthcare movement.
On December 11, New York enacted the AI Transparency in Advertising Act. It takes effect June 9.
Operators who move from fragmented tools to connected, intelligent infrastructure will see compounding advantages in efficiency, member experience and growth.
Rising licensing costs and tightening enforcement actions are changing how U.S. fitness operators play the music their classes depend on.
As consolidation accelerates in the fitness and wellness industry, mega franchise groups are starting to emerge.
Knowing when, how, and where to expand a regional gym is always a challenge, but the right data can make the decision clearer.
Americans are highly concerned about their long-term health, and in response, they're increasingly embracing wearables and non-traditional sources of wellness information.
Yoga studios see a dramatic shift in April; fewer newcomers walk through the door, but the ones who do are far more likely to stay.
Getting kids to move has never been more urgent — or lucrative. Here's what youth fitness operators are seeing and why they say there's still an untapped opportunity.
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Peloton's most recent earnings report should instill more investor confidence in CEO Peter Stern, while Planet Fitness reported lagging January membership numbers.
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Spotify's massive content partnership with Peloton represents the music streaming giant's official entry into fitness and wellness.
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Gyms and studios can see big benefits from a well-run branded merchandising operation, both in terms of revenue and community-building.
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European fitness brands are increasingly entering the U.S., a phenomenon that's likely to accelerate in the years ahead.
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New York Sports Club and Vasa Fitness launched first-of-their-kind AI personal training apps, signaling a new era in how gyms leverage artificial intelligence.
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When it comes to HIIT, it’s not about getting people in the door, it’s about getting them to come back. And not just one time, either.
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This week, we break down new data showing that members spend more time inside gyms than ever before.
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New York's luxury residential developers are building fitness centers that rival top private clubs and boutique studios.
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Nike's shocking decision to shutter all of its boutique fitness studios isn't a good look for a sector that's already struggled with questions around financial viability.
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Investors are more excited about the fitness and wellness industry than ever before, with low-price gyms projected to be the biggest winners.
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A new women's-only strength training studio in Brooklyn could be the first of many female-focused gym concepts to come.
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At the fitness and wellness industry's biggest annual trade show, launches across strength, AI, recovery and wellness point to a more connected approach to the gym floor, while Pilates cemented itself as a mainstream modality.
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High-value, low-price gyms have moved past affordability as their (only) competitive edge, industry executives said at the recent HFA Show.
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The HFA Show 2026 drew over 10,000 people to San Diego for the American fitness industry’s biggest annual in-person gathering.
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Pvolve's decision to launch a men's fitness class could speak to a larger trend to come in boutique fitness.
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