Pvolve enters into Three U.S. Markets with New Franchise Deals

Pvolve's newly signed franchise agreements in three dynamic markets: Chicago, Seattle and Tysons. These developments are bringing its signature low-impact, high-results method to more communities.

• Chicago, Illinois: Entrepreneur and business strategist Lindsay Cohen has signed a two-unit development agreement to expand Pvolve’s presence in the Chicagoland area. The first studio will open in Highland Park/Deerfield, with a second location planned within 18 months.

• Seattle, Washington: Tech industry veteran Elisabeth Rommel, whose leadership experience includes roles at Amazon, Google, and eBay, will launch Pvolve's first Seattle studio in Northeast Seattle or Lake Union.

• Tysons, Virginia: Dr. Mona Keshtkaran, a PhD in Medical Nutrition and expert in preventive health, has signed a two-unit development agreement for the Washington, D.C. metro area. Her first location will open in Tysons with a second studio planned for Arlington.

Each new studio is expected to create 10 to 15 local jobs, foster economic development, and introduce more people to Pvolve’s approach to fitness, which focuses on strength, longevity, and overall well-being.

Pvolve’s expansion follows the success of its Strength Redefined Challenge, a six-week program inspired by Jennifer Aniston’s personal fitness routine. Designed to redefine how people move and feel, the program emphasizes functional movement, mobility, and strength-building, empowering individuals of all ages and fitness levels to tap into their potential and enhance their healthspan from the inside out.