Is ‘slow’ the new trend? We have slow food, slow travel, slow money and slow fashion. So, when you hear about ‘walking football’ you might naturally assume it is part of this overall slowing down ...

You were the architect of This Girl Can. How the campaign come about? When I joined Sport England in 2012, the organisation didn’t have a communications relationship with the people it was trying to ...

Orca, described as "the world's first forward-tilt incliner" for 'intelligent recovery' is designed to deliver up to 3 hours' ...

Sports Management is the only business magazine serving the whole of the global sports industry, read by owners, managers and other key decision makers ...

PSLT offer a range of new and refurbished fitness equipment being the UK supplier of DHZ equipment and the SPLAN Fitness Mirror, in addition we offer maintenance, repair and on site upholstery service ...

The Hyrox and functional fitness boom isn’t slowing down – and neither are your members. They want more than a workout. They want a challenge. A reason to push harder. A space that inspires them to ...

CoverMe streamlines group exercise cover, team management and compliance at Barnsley Premier Leisure, which runs more than 470 classes a week / Barnsley Premier Leisure Barnsley Premier Leisure (BPL) ...

Brawn have announced the relaunch of its platform following a £2 million technology rebuild, introducing the UK’s first fully managed, white-labelled Small Group Strength Training (SGST) service for ...

Consciously and unconsciously, resilience is becoming more important in our daily lives – especially due to the global pandemic,” says Niamh O’Connell, Rosewood’s group VP of wellness and brand ...

Across Europe there are encouraging signs that governments are waking up to the value of exercise and the services the fitness sector provides. UK Active said that engagement with MPs for this year’s ...

Oxford University’s research – one of the largest ever surveys of depression – revealed that only one in six people are receiving the drugs they need. It also found GPs can be 'squeamish' about ...