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The wearables company’s second Samuel Ross collection carries its sensor into outerwear, sold only on its own store for now.
Oura has sued Ultrahuman in the Eastern District of Texas, asserting two new patents against the redesigned Ring Pro.
The 557-square-meter Berlin store opened Oct. 15, a day before Alo’s Hong Kong grand opening at K11 Musea.
Runners race 5km in 400 fitness centers across 20 countries, with a world final in Cesena, Italy, in March 2027.
ntersport extends its Hyrox title partnership through 2027, growing from three to six European races with Dublin, Vienna and Maastricht.
Sales to gyms, coaching software and subscription services, race formats now decide which hardware brands grow, more than the device itself.
The third-generation MARQ adds an ECG app and training metrics, and ties its inReach and golf features to paid subscriptions.
Profitable results give Oura room to wait for better markets, and it is using the time to run more campaigns.
A household name in Spain, the MMA champion fronts a capsule for work and training. Behind it sits a £129.3 million UK brand.
Hyrox has struck a partnership with gym software giant ABC Fitness to embed its official Hyrox365 programming directly into gym-branded apps, removing the need for a separate Hyrox download and giving affiliated operators a new tool to differentiate their offer.
Christian Toetzke and Moritz Fürste have taken board seats and an ownership stake in Xenom, the self-styled ‘Decathlon of Fitness’, as shared investor Wndrco tightens its grip across both properties.
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.
ntersport extends its Hyrox title partnership through 2027, growing from three to six European races with Dublin, Vienna and Maastricht.
Sales to gyms, coaching software and subscription services, race formats now decide which hardware brands grow, more than the device itself.
Hyrox has struck a partnership with gym software giant ABC Fitness to embed its official Hyrox365 programming directly into gym-branded apps, removing the need for a separate Hyrox download and giving affiliated operators a new tool to differentiate their offer.
Christian Toetzke and Moritz Fürste have taken board seats and an ownership stake in Xenom, the self-styled ‘Decathlon of Fitness’, as shared investor Wndrco tightens its grip across both properties.
About 300 facilities have registered to host qualifiers for the treadmill championship, which ends in Cesena in March 2027.
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.
The wearables company’s second Samuel Ross collection carries its sensor into outerwear, sold only on its own store for now.
Oura has sued Ultrahuman in the Eastern District of Texas, asserting two new patents against the redesigned Ring Pro.
The third-generation MARQ adds an ECG app and training metrics, and ties its inReach and golf features to paid subscriptions.
Oura pulled its Nasdaq listing eight days after launch, with 10-year yields at their highest since 2007.
Applications close Oct. 23 for free access to Strava’s cycling and pedestrian dataset, used by over 4,500 city planners.
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.
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.
Runners race 5km in 400 fitness centers across 20 countries, with a world final in Cesena, Italy, in March 2027.
Sales to gyms, coaching software and subscription services, race formats now decide which hardware brands grow, more than the device itself.
About 300 facilities have registered to host qualifiers for the treadmill championship, which ends in Cesena in March 2027.
Technogym prices its US reformer at $13,670: four times what US retailers quote for professional reformers.
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.
A first full-year profit met a 15% share slide, as fiscal 2027 guidance pointed to another year of falling revenue.
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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