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Alister Rollins, renowned fitness industry entrepreneur and expert in member retention, has launched a new business to help operators drive greater engagement and monetisation of customers. The Move Technologies business brings across some of the core team and powerful technology from MoveGB to help drive its growth.

Alister explains, “During the pandemic, MoveGB diversified rapidly to help many of its clients with tech to deliver virtual content to their members. As the market evolves, operators are going to need to provide a deeper digital focused customer experience. It’s a natural step for us to focus on meeting this need via a new Move Technologies brand, whilst MoveGB continues to operate as its own consumer facing fitness marketplace”.

As the fitness industry recovers from arguably the toughest couple of years it has ever suffered, a new kind of fitness customer has emerged with a growing expectation from their local fitness provider. Namely, that they should be able to access both in-club and at-home fitness experiences from their local club provider.

“The home, virtual, remote fitness will continue to expand and change at a fairly rapid pace, and we need to figure out how to continue to build that into our operations, budgets and programming moving forward or we will be left behind.” Keith Knox, Manager at Parkside Fitness

Move and Les Mills are partnering up to provide a key element of Les Mills' new digital content solution empowering health and fitness operators to engage their members virtually and compete in the fast-developing digital fitness market.

In a continuing series of interviews with Move partners about adapting to online class delivery and instruction, we’re thrilled this week to speak to Matt Millar, founder of Powered by Broga®!

With COVID still making life uncertain in the fitness industry, have you considered an Omnichannel approach? We chat to Dance with KTO about her Omnichannel experiences - we think it’ll definitely pique your curiosity to give it a try!

Welcome to the latest in our series of interviews with experts from the health and fitness industry and those who are leading the way in developing new blended offerings in the wake of the COVID-19 pandemic.

A few months back, we interviewed Nick from LEP Fitness in Sheffield about his experience in delivering digital fitness classes and how COVID has affected the fitness industry.

Big news for the fitness sector and for fitness operators: Apple has entered the at-home fitness market with Fitness+

In this next instalment of our interview series with home workout experts, we’re stoked to welcome Sean Zazab, Fitness Program Manager at Fiit.