All Fitness articles
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News briefsSpeedo launches ‘Swim Gains’ New Year campaign
The swimwear brand teams up with fitness influencers to showcase how water-based training builds strength, stamina and performance in 2026.
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ArticleCampaign spotlight: turning resolutions into sustained action
US premium activewear brand Rhone launched 12 Pursuits, a year-long founder-led program blending mental fitness with monthly actionable themes.
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ArticlePolar 2025 data reveals structured training surge
Sports tech firm Polar reports users averaged 301 minutes of weekly training in 2025, twice WHO recommendations, with 87% tracking heart rate.
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ArticleTaiSPO 2026 set to showcase fitness boom
TaiSPO 2026 debuts Motion Vision startup zone as global fitness equipment market heads toward $17bn. Event runs March 25–28 in Taipei.
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ArticleUS fitness franchise offers flexible Pilates deals
American Pilates franchise breaks from traditional New Year contracts, offering members choice between discount and commitment-based packages.
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ArticleAthleisure brand Cheak opens first flagship in Singapore
Founded by ex-ClassPass colleagues, Cheak celebrated its fifth anniversary with a flagship store debut at one of Singapore’s premier luxury malls.
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ArticleFitness Beats Alcohol for Longevity
A comprehensive Norwegian study reveals that preserving high levels of cardiorespiratory fitness has a greater impact on longevity than making modest changes in alcohol intake, emphasizing the importance of staying active for long-term health outcomes.
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ArticleWellness platforms compete on mental health
Wellness platforms now prioritise mental health, AI personalisation and measurable ROI as employers demand proof of impact on stress and costs.
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ArticleJapanese walking tops 2026 fitness trends
Japanese walking leads surge in accessible fitness as PureGym report shows shift away from high-intensity workouts towards sustainable movement.
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ArticleRacquet sports add years to life
New research shows racquet sports offer the biggest longevity gains, with tennis adding nearly ten years compared to a sedentary lifestyle.
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ArticleGen Z chooses fitness over social media, Strava study reveals
Gen Z is turning away from social media toward active lifestyles, with running clubs, weight training and fitness spending on the rise in the US.
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ArticleiFIT launches fitness reality series in the US
Fitness technology leader iFIT announces Trainer Games, a six-episode reality competition series launching on Prime Video in January 2026, offering contestants a $250,000 contract and a place on its elite trainer roster.
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News briefsEuropean Fitness Award debuts in Berlin
The inaugural European Fitness Award by RSG Group honors standout figures and projects shaping the fitness industry’s future.
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ArticlePlanet Fitness charts growth for 2026-28
At its Nov. 13 Investor Day, Planet Fitness unveiled four priorities and long-term financial goals: low-double-digit revenue growth, 6-7 percent unit growth and mid-teens EBITDA CAGR.
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AnalysisGlobal sports equipment market rebounds 1.8% in 2024
The global sports equipment market recovered modestly in 2024.
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News briefsTechnogym is recognized with the EcoVadis Platinum Medal for Sustainability
Technogym is part of the 1% companies worldwide in the EcoVadis rankings.
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ArticlePeloton launches commercial hardware line and AI coaching program
Peloton enters commercial fitness with Pro Series hardware and AI-driven coaching, marking the next phase of its turnaround.
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ArticlePuma extends Hyrox partnership until 2030 as sport’s growth accelerates
Additionally, Puma is adding new elite athletes as the booming fitness race sport doubles participation.
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ArticlePolar releasing fitness tracker for the privacy market
The Loop is designed to be worn around the clock for eight days at a time, at which point the battery will need charging. The memory, for its part, can hold four weeks’ data.
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News briefsSFIA releases mid-year sports participation report
A new mid-year report from US fitness industry trade group SFIA shows rising inactivity and cost concerns despite growth in select winter and racquet sports.
