Grantley Hall will open on July 6th following major investment and, with it, the brand new ELITE executive gym and wellness facility (ELITE), providing members with access to the world’s most innovative fitness equipment, including the Styku 3D Body Scanner installed by React Fitness, which will form an integral part of the hotel’s pioneering wellness offering. Located […]
Across the globe, fit-tech is booming, driven by gadget-hungry consumers who regard it as the answer to their fitness needs – helping them to do everything from goal setting to activity tracking and beyond. But when it comes to introducing fit-tech to your facility, it can be a huge leap of faith; hard to know
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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
Styku, one of the world’s most pioneering health and fitness technology companies, has just launched Styku Academy, its brand-new e-learning portal, which aims to make every Styku customer a body composition pro and inspire the next generation to become experts in this field. Available in nine languages, with the further option to add captions in
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Styku, the pioneering 3D body scanner, has recently performed its one-millionth scan – showing that 3D body scanning is quickly gaining momentum as a non-invasive and highly accessible way to assess ongoing health. Besides measuring hundreds of data points across the body (waist, hip, etc.), 3D body scanning has made it easier for professionals to
Earlier in the week, it was reported that retail giant, Marks & Spencer will be investing in 3D body scanners in a bold move to put their customers at the heart of the shopping experience. The 3D body scanners will create digital avatars of themselves, making it much easier to select and buy clothes in
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Eighties sci-fi movies had us believing that we’d all be travelling around in hovercars by now! We have come a long way since then, but there are no flying Ubers just yet (although this could be just around the corner.) Fitness trends come and go, and, just like some of the bold predictions about the
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For a long time within the fitness industry, the use of callipers has been the holy grail of estimating body fat. Why is this? Well, for starters, it’s said that a professional must have performed this test on no less than 1000 individuals before they can be regarded as an accurate administrator of this procedure,
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Most of us are social in nature. But when gyms reopen, new social distancing regulations – alongside the new, elevated sets of expectations, fears, and habits people have developed during lockdown – could mean that your members avoid you, your staff, and others. Expect your members to be extra cautious about touching things, and expect
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A new study published by the University of North Dakota (UND) shows that the Styku 3D body scanner could have a major and lasting impact in athletics, physical health and rehabilitation, including helping to identify future sporting stars. The aim of the study, which examined 49 UND athletes (30 females, 19 males; 17 Division I
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