In 2026 the sensor race is over — sort of. We field-test modern heart-rate and SpO2 sensors across wearables and share advanced tactics to choose, calibrate, and trust them for training and recovery.
Designing a home gym in 2026 means balancing timeless finishes, smart integration, and sustainable power. Here’s how to build a resilient, low-carbon training space that performs.
We took the Termini Voyager Pro on morning runs, multi-day hikes, and city errands. Here’s how it holds up under sweat, weather, and the demands of fitness-minded users.
Cargo pants meet the trainer: we test modern workwear built for movement, tech integration, and the weather demands of urban bike trainers and fitness couriers in 2026.
VR has moved from novelty to clinical-adjacent recovery tool. Learn how trainers and therapists are integrating VR therapy into recovery protocols and which platforms are production-ready in 2026.
Streaming group workouts successfully in 2026 means solving latency, engagement, and monetization simultaneously. Here’s a production playbook with technical and community-first tactics.
Want to run remote sessions or power a small outdoor class reliably? We compare compact solar kits and pairing strategies for fitness pros who need resilient, portable power.
Modern home gyms need smarter wiring. Here’s a playbook for installers and trainers: edge AI for power sharing, labeled low-voltage runs, and workstreams that reduce post-install friction.
Sustained fitness comes from systems, not willpower. This 2026 playbook combines behavioral science, tech nudges, and operational tactics trainers can use to create resilient routines.
Build and iterate faster on fitness apps and coaching dashboards in 2026. This technical primer shows how to speed hot reloads, optimize caching, and reduce developer friction.
Macroeconomic shifts in Q1 2026 changed pricing and booking patterns for retreats. We spoke to operators and distilled tactical responses that boutique retreat and fitness operators are using now.
For trail runs that double as birding or fieldwork, good optics change the experience. We test compact binoculars for clarity, weight, and durability in active use.