Innovation isn’t just about adopting new tools—it’s about adapting to what’s next. From tech-driven decision-making to the reinvention of cardio, the February 2026 issue of Health & Fitness Business explores how rethinking data, equipment, and club models is reshaping the fitness industry. Read more now.
Cultivating a safety culture can be a strategic advantage for health clubs and boutique studios.
An HFA survey reveals that 82 million Americans are making fitness and wellness a priority in their New Year’s resolutions for 2026.
Medicare will now reimburse clinicians for assessing and counseling patients on physical activity.
The Female Longevity Institute combines the traditional fitness methods with bioengineering breakthroughs that rival the tech bro anti-aging movement.
The newly formed Council seeks to create a unified, data-driven ecosystem that could revolutionize the member experience.
Why one psychiatry resident says not offering an exercise prescription for depression is medical malpractice.
Industry experts see abundant opportunities for the year ahead.
HFB dives into the trends to watch in 2026 from technology to programming to investment to longevity and more. Read what thought leaders say the industry should expect in the year ahead.
HFA research confirms that attendance is growing, but consumers are diversifying their exercise options.
The conference and trade show is still coming together, but it’s already generating buzz.
Fitness facilities are evolving to meet a new generation of members.