Health & Fitness Association New Board Term Begins Today
After a transition meeting last week, the HFA Board of Directors begins its new term today with new board officers and five incoming directors.
Health & Fitness Association New Board Term Begins Today
After a transition meeting last week, the HFA Board of Directors begins its new term today with new board officers and five incoming directors.
The Senate’s omission of this bipartisan, preventive health measure is a missed opportunity to make physical activity more affordable for millions of Americans.
Europe Report Shows a Vibrant, Growing Industry
Here are highlights from the European Health & Fitness Market Report 2025, from EuropeActive and Deloitte.
Liz Clark Named Among Washingtonian’s 500 Most Influential People of 2025
For the third time, Health & Fitness Association President and CEO Liz Clark was selected for her work promoting public-health initiatives and her ability to drive action in Washington.
Liz Clark Named Among Washingtonian’s 500 Most Influential People of 2025
For the third time, Health & Fitness Association President and CEO Liz Clark was selected for her work promoting public-health initiatives and her ability to drive action in Washington.
Congress Reintroduces Game-Changing Bill to Lower Healthcare Costs Through Fitness
The PHIT Act tackles affordability, allowing Americans to use pre-tax dollars from Health Savings Accounts (HSAs) and Flexible Spending Accounts (FSAs) to cover fitness expenses.
Statement from HFA President & CEO Liz Clark on the Passing of Red Lerille
A pioneer in the industry as a champion bodybuilder and owner of Red Lerille's Health & Racquet Club, Red Lerille passed away on Friday, March 14, 2025.
Fitness Takes the Floor on Capitol Hill
HFA advocacy was integral in ensuring fitness was part of several key discussions on public health and fitness accessibility that occurred this month in Washington, DC.
Latin Americans Embrace Fitness Facilities as Key to an Active Lifestyle
Fifty-five percent of active Latin Americans in major metro areas prefer exercising at fitness facilities.
HFA Addresses Proposed Changes to Coverage for Anti-Obesity Medications
The association remains committed to working with all administrations to promote policies that improve public health through greater access to fitness facilities and programs.