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| By Club Industry staff Nautilus has sold Octane Fitness for $25 million to TRUE Fitness Technology, which is $90 million less than it paid for the company in 2015. read more |
| | | The virtual fitness market is projected to grow from $6.04 billion in 2019 to possibly $59.23 billion in 2027. Find out where you can go to get ideas on how you can get a piece of that revenue with a hybrid fitness model. read more |
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From Club Industry
| | | The COVID-19 pandemic has rocked the fitness industry. In today's world, how do we reconnect with our members, attract new members and build lasting trust in our community? Find out in this free Club Industry Master Class webinar, presented by Ken Hanks of MYE Fitness Technologies, at 2 p.m. ET on Oct. 29. read more |
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| | | Save Nov. 16-18 to attend the Future of Fitness, a free virtual event brought to you by Club Industry and Sibec US, UK and Europe. read more |
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| | | Club industry has committed to helping to move forward the discussion on diversity, equity and inclusion in the fitness industry. During the next several months, we will add stories on the topic, many of which will be written by people of color in the industry. Make sure to check back here on a regular basis as more stories are added. read more |
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| | | As the fitness industry navigates shutdowns due to COVID-19, Club Industry is here to help. We have developed a coronavirus resource page where you can find links to coronavirus news articles, information about COVID-19 legislation and loan options, town halls and outside resources for the fitness industry. read more |
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