Tracking fitness as a growth engine for sporting goods—from gyms and studios to connected platforms and outdoor fitness—exploring how participation trends, technology, and lifestyle shifts shape product demand and brand strategies across apparel, footwear, and equipment.
Sports tech firm Polar reports users averaged 301 minutes of weekly training in 2025, twice WHO recommendations, with 87% tracking heart rate.
US premium activewear brand Rhone launched 12 Pursuits, a year-long founder-led program blending mental fitness with monthly actionable themes.
The swimwear brand teams up with fitness influencers to showcase how water-based training builds strength, stamina and performance in 2026.
US premium activewear brand Rhone launched 12 Pursuits, a year-long founder-led program blending mental fitness with monthly actionable themes.
Sports tech firm Polar reports users averaged 301 minutes of weekly training in 2025, twice WHO recommendations, with 87% tracking heart rate.
TaiSPO 2026 debuts Motion Vision startup zone as global fitness equipment market heads toward $17bn. Event runs March 25–28 in Taipei.
American Pilates franchise breaks from traditional New Year contracts, offering members choice between discount and commitment-based packages.
Founded by ex-ClassPass colleagues, Cheak celebrated its fifth anniversary with a flagship store debut at one of Singapore’s premier luxury malls.
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.
Wellness platforms now prioritise mental health, AI personalisation and measurable ROI as employers demand proof of impact on stress and costs.
Following key fitness players across technology integration, precision wearables, apparel innovation, athleisure evolution, and club accessibility—tracking the business strategies and partnerships driving sporting goods demand.
Sports tech firm Polar reports users averaged 301 minutes of weekly training in 2025, twice WHO recommendations, with 87% tracking heart rate.
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.
New research shows racquet sports offer the biggest longevity gains, with tennis adding nearly ten years compared to a sedentary lifestyle.
Japanese walking leads surge in accessible fitness as PureGym report shows shift away from high-intensity workouts towards sustainable movement.
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.