News | By Club Industry staff The physical activity segment of the wellness industry experienced the greatest decline in revenue in 2020 of the 11 wellness segments reviewed, but the future of hybrid brick-and-mortar and digital fitness segment of the market globally is anticipated to be bright due to a shift in values for consumers, who are taking their health more seriously, according to the report by the Global Wellness Institute. read more |
| | P.volve started in 2017 with a small studio in New York City and a digital streaming offering, building a fan base around the world. That led to two more corporate-owned locations—Los Angeles and Chicago. But now the brand has begun to franchise, looking at 300 markets. read more |
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| | The first day of the free virtual event, Future of Fitness & Healthcare Integration, is over, but day two is ahead for people looking at the insurance aspect and wellness programming options. read more |
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From Club Industry | | The Future of Fitness and Healthcare Integration, Dec. 7-8, 2021, is a free virtual event that addresses how to align and integrate the fitness and medical industries to improve the health of communities, increase member acquisition and retention, and add revenue opportunities. Register today. read more |
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| | Explore and view the Future of Fitness virtual event sessions on Club Industry’s mobile app. Workout, run or commute while listening to experts in the industry who offer insights on topics that will help you move your business to a more profitable future. Download for free at the App Store or Google Play. read more |
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| | Club Industry’s latest report, “The Future of Technology in the Fitness Industry,” is now available for free download. The report offers insights on how technology is changing sales, marketing and training as well as thoughts from sponsors about technology’s impact on the business. read more |
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