High Street giant Holland & Barrett has partnered with Styku, the world’s foremost 3D Body Scanner in a pioneering new pilot programme to help give British shoppers insight, information and inspiration to make positive changes to their health and lifestyle. In what is believed to be a first on the UK High Street, the Styku […]
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A whopping 90 per cent of employers believe their corporate wellbeing programmes fall short of their mark and are in need of improvements. That’s the damning verdict of a recent People Management Insights report, based on a survey of the UK’s HR leaders. The research, conducted earlier this year, also reveals that – in the companies
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To keep members engaged with your fitness offer, you need to ensure you regularly update and refresh the equipment and services at your facility. But exactly how often should you look to rejuvenate and add something new? And when would the ideal time be? At React Fitness, we’ve put together five points to consider for
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A peer-reviewed study has shown that Styku – the leading 3D health screening tech for the fitness, health, and wellness markets – can accurately predict metabolic syndrome (MetS) in people. Metabolic syndrome is the medical term for a combination of conditions (such as high glucose, poor cholesterol, high blood pressure and obesity) that is considered
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The UK health club market has undergone unprecedented disruption over the past 30 months. Frustratingly, COVID-19 arrived in the country at a time when the sector was at an all-time high. According to research published by Mintel in early 2020, the total revenue registered by the UK’s private gyms and fitness clubs reached a record
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The pandemic has profoundly affected every aspect and area of business. And while nearly all consumer-facing companies have had to deal with disruption and uncertainty over the past two years, those in the fitness sector have been through the mill more than many others. But business is bouncing back. Now that COVID-19 restrictions have been
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During the course of Styku’s early history, the team recognised early that bio-impedance devices failed to provide enough reliability and accuracy to drive better health outcomes. A better model was needed that used the latest in science and technology. In 2019, Raj and his team took a bold step in building next generation body composition
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It’s no surprise that nearly 11% of all health club members join their gyms in January (source: IHRSA). But while members new and old will be on a path to improvement, driven by a re-invigorated focus on their wellness, are clubs doing enough to capitalise on the opportunity to turn them into committed, long-term customers?
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True or false: if a person would have time for just one workout each time they visited a gym, doing a rowing session would keep them in shape? By Tracy Morrell, Director React Fitness It’s true. In fact, rowing is the most effective exercise method out there. Contrary to a common misconception, rowing is not just
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Lanserhof at The Arts Club, the world’s leading medical spa and London’s most iconic private members’ club, has become the latest health facility to embrace artificial intelligence (AI) to further enhance its highly personalised member experience by installing Styku, the industry’s most advanced 3D body scanner. Situated in the former Dover Street Market building in
