News | By Pamela Kufahl, Content Director After Initially keeping its club doors open in Arizona despite an order by the governor to again temporarily close all health clubs, Life Time is complying with the order and closed its indoor fitness areas as it engages in discussions with the governor and state's department of health. Mountainside Fitness will remain open pending a court date on July 6 related to its suit to stay the order. read more |
| | | Nautilus Inc. is seeking a buyer for Octane Fitness so it can focus solely on the home fitness equipment market. read more |
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| | | Health club operators in a few states are still fighting to reopen, even as those in Arizona have been ordered to close again due to COVID-19 concerns. And in Los Angeles County in California, new rules mean not just face masks for everyone but also gloves. Following are updates on what is happening in California, Massachusetts, Pennsylvania, New York and New Jersey. read more |
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| | | Lululemon Athletica Inc. will pay $500 million to acquire Mirror, an in-home workout platform with live and on-demand classes offered through an interactive smart mirror, Lululemon announced on June 29. read more |
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From Club Industry | | | In this webinar, you will see data and hear analysis about how the last few months have affected memberships by club types (big box vs. studios) and how they have impacted cancellations, freezes, unique check-ins, chargebacks and refunds. Join us for this free Master Class webinar at 2 p.m. ET on July 23. read more |
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| | | Become a health and wellness 2.0 brand that generates more revenue and attracts more members with no investment or work by you and your staff. Think outside your brick and mortar footprint and embrace technology that integrates your business into the healthcare ecosystem by partnering with health insurance companies. This webinar is now on-demand with Gold's Gym International CEO Adam Zeitsiff, Humana Senior Enterprise Partnership Leader Mike Clarke, Concierge Health CEO Troy Simon and IncludeHealth CEO Ryan Eder. read more |
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