From performance training apparel and wearables to connected home equipment and hybrid race formats, SGI Europe covers fitness through the lens of brands, retailers, and the product strategies that define the category.
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Carlo Capelli and Pierluigi Alessandri now hold the finance and risk roles Marabini and Capelli once shared.
A satirical omnichannel campaign backs Primark’s first standalone activewear line, aimed at shoppers priced out of premium sportswear.
WndrCo, the fund backing Hyrox rival Xenom since March, is also part of the buying group.
A first-person tour of IFA Berlin finds Chinese hardware makers rewriting the boundaries between sporting goods, tech and health.
Subscription growth and a 42-billion-hour biometric dataset anchor Oura’s case for a technology-style valuation.
A year after joining Decathlon’s UK marketplace, Northern Gym Equipment has expanded to 300+ listings and entered selected stores.
The Strava-owned app is using an academic partnership to differentiate its coaching from automated rivals.
Alo Yoga’s Tmall debut joins a wave of premium brands accelerating China entry.
Zwift and Wilier are providing five customized smart bikes to be auctioned for PSG’s community and Xana foundations.
Backed by adidas, ATHX brings its hybrid fitness challenge to New York, a market where HYROX and PUMA still dominate.
Amazon-powered storefronts go live in six markets as the fitness racing series expands retail.
The 2026 EuropeActive/Deloitte report shows the sector surging past €39bn in revenue, with consolidation accelerating and the US penetration gap still wide open.
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.
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.
WndrCo, the fund backing Hyrox rival Xenom since March, is also part of the buying group.
Backed by adidas, ATHX brings its hybrid fitness challenge to New York, a market where HYROX and PUMA still dominate.
Amazon-powered storefronts go live in six markets as the fitness racing series expands retail.
Sponsorship rights secure PUMA the Hyrox stage in China. Analysts say retail density, not exclusivity, will decide sales.
Nike is entering the hybrid sports footwear category with two purpose-built models, debuting first in China.
Sports Direct and Everlast Gyms+ have opened the first integrated Frasers Group flagship outside the UK.
Inventory is down 15.3 percent and free cash flow more than tripled, but PUMA does not expect a full recovery before 2027.
Puma’s exclusive Hyrox lock is pushing rival sponsors toward federations building their own version of the sport.
A first-person tour of IFA Berlin finds Chinese hardware makers rewriting the boundaries between sporting goods, tech and health.
Subscription growth and a 42-billion-hour biometric dataset anchor Oura’s case for a technology-style valuation.
Ahotu’s race finder feeds into URUNN, the running app from Olympic champion Mo Farah, turning a race pick into a personal plan.
The Strava-owned app is using an academic partnership to differentiate its coaching from automated rivals.
The update pulls a runner’s full ITRA history into prep, not just fitness data - sharper plans for those returning from a break.
FC Barcelona backed the wearable maker in 2023. The new capital adds a diabetes line and Garmin interoperability.
The same week it launched a subscription-free band, Garmin quietly bought its way into the subscription layer instead.
Operating margin jumped to 30.4% as tariff refunds and cost discipline outpaced 11% revenue growth in Q2.
A first-person tour of IFA Berlin finds Chinese hardware makers rewriting the boundaries between sporting goods, tech and health.
The 20th-edition fitness and wellness trade show drew visitors from 140 countries, with international attendance up 25%.
RiminiWellness returns to Rimini on May 28–31 with an expanded startup showcase and longevity programming.
TaiSPO 2026 debuts Motion Vision startup zone as global fitness equipment market heads toward $17bn. Event runs March 25–28 in Taipei.
The Cologne-based fitness event attracted 154,748 visitors from 129 countries over four days.
Carlo Capelli and Pierluigi Alessandri now hold the finance and risk roles Marabini and Capelli once shared.
A first-person tour of IFA Berlin finds Chinese hardware makers rewriting the boundaries between sporting goods, tech and health.
A year after joining Decathlon’s UK marketplace, Northern Gym Equipment has expanded to 300+ listings and entered selected stores.
Retail grew 28.4 percent in H1 2026 – the strongest channel – as Technogym posted €493 million in revenues, up 7.4 percent.
NordicTrack’s $15,000 Ultra 1 is priced to rival high-end furniture, not just other treadmills, and three design juries agree.
Three launches in five weeks - hiking, racing and rewards - reveal a much bigger ambition behind the update notes.
The Blues become first PL and BWSL side on Strava’s app, reaching 195 million athletes worldwide.
Strava is working with Stanford researchers to ground its training, progression and recovery features in performance science.
Fabletics has crossed the billion-dollar revenue threshold and is now targeting aggressive store growth in the US and abroad, with new markets including India, the UAE and deeper penetration across Latin America.
The 160 sq m Berlin flagship is part of a 40-store plan for 2026, split between the US and international markets.
A four-piece drop, a nostalgia property, and data on female gym discomfort: collaboration as a statement.
Sports nutrition brand Myprotein enters multi-brand physical retail with MP Activewear, targeting 16-to-24-year-olds in seven Footasylum stores.
The British activewear brand opens its first German shop floors.
Annual turnover rose by 13.6 percent to €539.7m and gross margin improved by 491 basis points to 55.21 percent.
Continuing its US expansion, Gymshark has promoted its General Manager of North America to the role of Chief Commercial Officer.
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