Pvolve Signs Leases for 10 New Studios in Strategic Locations

Pvolve is excited to announce the signing of 10 new leases. The brand is bringing its fitness methodology to new communities, offering innovative studios designed to help members improve strength, mobility, and overall wellness.

The new locations are strategically placed across high-demand markets, including Arizona, Florida, Georgia, Maryland, Tennessee, and Texas.

The new Pvolve studio locations include:

• Pvolve Potomac – 7919 Tuckerman Lane, Potomac, MD, USA

• Pvolve Murfreesboro – 2615 Medical Center Parkway, Murfreesboro, TN, USA

• Pvolve Atlanta Krog Street – 99 Krog Street Northeast, Suite C130, Atlanta, GA 30307, USA

• Pvolve Palm Beach Gardens – 11686 U.S. 1 Suite B, Palm Beach Gardens, FL 33408, USA

• Pvolve Houston Memorial – 12850 Memorial Dr, Houston, TX 77024, USA

• Pvolve Houston Galleria – 5000 Westheimer Road, Houston, TX, USA - Unit 012

• Pvolve Cypress – 10611 Fry Road, Cypress, TX, USA

• Pvolve Bee Cave – 15955 State Highway 71, Suite 2, Austin, TX 78738, USA

• Pvolve Westlake – 3801 N Capital of Texas Hwy, Suite D-120, Austin, TX, USA

• Pvolve Gilbert – 3089 East Ray Road, Gilbert, AZ 85295, USA

"We’re thrilled to bring our clinically-backed functional fitness method to more communities,” said Julie Cartwright, President of Pvolve.” These new locations will give members the opportunity to experience this transformational workout and experience this transformational workout and Pvolve’s community in real life. We’re excited to work alongside this group of passionate franchise owners who share our mission to help individuals build strong, mobile, and stable bodies for life.

Pvolve’s expansion is also reinforced by its dedication to women’s health, exemplified by the recent appointment of Dr. Jessica Shepherd as Pvolve’s newest Clinical Advisory Board Member. Dr. Shepherd, a board-certified OB/GYN and longevity expert, will further elevate Pvolve's results-driven approach and contribute to bridging the gender research gap in women’s health.