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Independent Gyms are proud to announce the return of the Gym Operator Conference, taking place on Wednesday 13th and Thursday ...

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

What’s happening in gymnastics? British Gymnastics is on a roll. Participation and membership numbers are rising, fan numbers are increasing and our medal-winning British Team has never been so ...

The findings from Active Women, Healthy Lives: Understanding Barriers to Women’s Participation in Physical Activity are frustrating, but not surprising. We’ve long known that women face barriers when ...

Exposing the body to cold temperatures has proven to be one of the most effective natural strategies for improving quality of life and slowing down the ageing process. The latest scientific research ...

The energetic nature of functional training increases the chances of enjoyment through freedom of movement, making it more likely people will adhere to programming. Even the most effective workout is ...

The Thea Awards for Outstanding Achievement (AOA) were introduced during the third year of the awards ceremony to honour excellence found throughout the themed entertainment industry. The AOAs praise ...

In an industry where operational efficiency and member experience are paramount, Ojmar is setting a new standard with the OTS40 Batteryless – the world’s first fully connected locker lock that ...

Mark Tweedie has joined the Devon-based Plymouth Active Leisure (PAL) board as a non-executive director a week after Justin Musgrove's appointment was announced. Tweedie has a strong track record in ...

London’s Westminster Abbey, one of the UK’s busiest attractions, is undergoing work on a new museum – marking the first addition to the visitor experience at the historic site since 1745. The £23m ...