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Fitness
The latest trends, insights, and expert advice on training, health, and performance. Discover content on HIIT, strength, endurance, recovery, VO₂ Max, fitness technology, and user experience, designed for both individuals looking to improve their fitness and professionals and fitness facilities aiming to deliver a more innovative and effective service.


Your best personal trainer works 24/7, never gets tired, and generates valuable data
Group classes only cover part of the day. Discover how autonomous guided training keeps members engaged throughout your opening hours, enhances the member experience, and improves retention.

Suiffland
Jul 82 min read


From membership fees to measurable results: how fitness centres can transform their business model
The access model has worked for decades because there was no real alternative. Now there is. And the operators that pivot first will gain a competitive advantage that cannot be replicated through marketing alone. The business model of mainstream fitness is, at its core, an access model. Members pay to enter. The facility charges for access. What happens inside, in terms of outcomes, is largely the member’s responsibility. The economics are straightforward: fixed costs are hig

Suiffland
Jun 234 min read


HIIT and HIFT: The exercise that reprograms your biology
How High-Intensity training reprograms your cellular biology and slows down ageing from the inside out The truth about ageing Ageing is not just a matter of wrinkles or losing strength. That is simply what you see in the mirror. The real crisis happens at a level you cannot see: inside your cells. With each passing year, our cells lose biochemical efficiency in how they produce energy and how they neutralise the waste products of that process. This is known as an imbalance in

Bernat Hosta
Jun 103 min read


The evolution of fitness: Why hybrid training is replacing traditional cardio
Why rows of cardio machines are no longer enough in 2026 Discover how the hybrid training model is transforming results, member retention, and profitability in fitness facilities. The decline of traditional cardio Walk into almost any large gym and you'll see the same thing: rows of cardio machines. Treadmills, stationary bikes, ellipticals, and rowing machines. Members jump on a machine, spend 30 to 45 minutes moving in place, burn a few calories, and leave. For years, this

Mireia Hernández
Jun 84 min read
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