2020. The craziest year. Ever. In 2020, we had a complete overhaul and gutting of the fitness industry. A widespread pandemic hit, and gyms were forced to shut their doors. Gym owners and personal trainers were forced to pivot and adapt to online training, while many others left the industry for good. I don’t think anyone
At the beginning of each year, I make predictions about fitness trends that I see coming. In my previous post, predicting 2020 fitness trends, there were three trends I highlighted; A massive rise in online training, an emergence in large group training, and a surge in gym membership competition. Since Covid-19 is causing a f*cking
Every year the fitness industry is changing. New Technology. New Training Methods. New Business Models. You name it. In 2018, we saw a rise in online training, gym ownership, and wearable technology. While these trends are still “hot,” and I believe they’ll continue to be hot — 2019 is a new year. And there are a
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