Wearable technology pioneers will launch the next generation of sports and fitness devices at next month’s Wearable Technology Show, which takes place from 10-11 March at ExCeL in London.

After years of hype and expectation, wearable technology will finally take its place in the mainstream of fitness in 2016.

ClubIntel’s Stephen Tharrett and Mark Williamson share the industry trends revealed in the annual report

IHRSA’s Kristen Walsh reports on the many highlights of the recent convention and trade show in Los Angeles, US

Health club members expect wearable technology and Netflix-style workout services to “transform” their traditional gym experience over the next decade.

The organisers of the London Marathon recruited the help of one of UK's most advanced robotics companies to ensure social distancing measures were adhered to during this year's race.

A breakthrough in technology means wearable devices and other fitness products could soon be self- powered.

Virgin Active has unveiled plans to launch two new ‘technology-focused’ clubs in London during early 2015.

Pulse Fitness has acquired Trixter with the aim of becoming the leading innovator of technologically advanced fitness equipment.

As more gyms invest in data-driven cardio training, is the gym-floor PT likely to become a thing of the past?

Anti-gravity fitness technology, which was developed by NASA and reduces impact during exercise, featured on Stephen Fry’s episode of Gadget Man this week.

A recent breakthrough means self-powered devices could soon be a reality. We find out what this means for fitness

Schwinn have incorporated Toshiba's new Super Charge ion Battery (SCiB) technology into their new electric bike, the Schwinn Tailwind.

The new OMbra by OMSignal records biomechanics to give users more information about their workout and fitness.

New from the company which introduced Power Plate acceleration training is the Power Plate® powerBIKE, a mechanical stationary bike with integrated vibration technology.

The recently opened Cox Green Leisure Centre in Maidenhead, Berkshire, will introduce intelligent gaming technology - the Dogfight virtual plane simulator - into its workout room.

US-based gym chain Planet Fitness has strengthened its leadership team with high-level appointments in its digital and development divisions.

A new patent granted to Apple suggests that the technology giant could be looking to create a sports monitoring system that attaches to a pair of earphones or headphones.

theclub at DoubleTree by Hilton, at Cadbury house in Congresbury has completed a £600,000 refurbishment of its facilities, in addition becoming the first venue in the world to use Renew energy harvesting technology from Technogym’s Artis line.

Technogym has expanded its innovative Skill range with the launch of the SkillBike.

Fitness tech firm Myzone has signed a deal with Snap Fitness which will see the franchise operators clubs around the world include Myzone as a "brand standard".

Scorpion Power Systems has unveiled their powertherm™ range of Combined Heat and Power (CHP) systems.

Powrx is now offering an on-site introduction to vibration training with a year of personal training support to every customer that purchases a vibration plate from its Pro range.

Fitness and recovery brands Hyperice and Escape Fitness have teamed up to create dedicated recovery stations for spas, gyms and high-performance sport-specific training facilities.

MHA Lighting’s new LED technology has been installed at Hyndburn Leisure Centre with the aim of reducing energy consumption and bills.

Core Health & Fitness has launched the Star Trac FreeRunner, an innovative treadmill featuring patent-pending technology designed to absorb impact and reduce injury.

Zoggs, originator of the one piece goggle, has launched new Predator and Phantom ranges.

The global connected gym equipment market is set to grow at an annual rate of 45 per cent between 2017 and 2021.

We catch up with the latest products in wearable technology – a market that’s expected to be worth US$2bn by 2018

Patients from low-income backgrounds should be prescribed fitness trackers on the NHS, in order to help prevent the development of long-term health conditions.