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Luxury lifestyle and fitness operator Life Time, which is gearing up for its seventh location in Colorado amid other recent expansion moves, is expanding its multi-year relationship with performance footwear and apparel
Genesis Health Clubs acquires The Atlantic Club in New Jersey.
Restore Hyper Wellness, a fast-growing boutique wellness franchise, has launched a new personalized weight management program combining semaglutide medication such as Ozempic and Wegovy with the brand’s therapeutic approach to wellness and health.
Xponential Fitness, the leading global boutique fitness franchisor, is entering 2024 fortified with its recently acquired eleventh brand, Lindora, a chain of metabolic health clinics offering weight-loss drugs and various wellness therapies.
Relive Health is opening its first locations in East Rutherford, New Jersey, and Chamblee, Georgia, adding to its growing portfolio of 12 other locations in Texas, Minnesota, Maryland, Tennessee and Florida.
Pure Barre and Pause Studio join Oaklyn mixed-use complex in Florida
Xponential Fitness acquires Lindora, a weight loss clinic chain with 31 locations.
Luxury lifestyle and fitness operator Life Time has created facilities and residences supporting wellness and is now making its next big move with the introduction of Miora Longevity and Performance clinics.
There has been a surge of interest in a new class of “GLP-1” medications for diabetes and weight loss, and the drugs’ popularity could greatly benefit the fitness industry, especially high-volume, low-price (HVLP) gyms like Planet Fitness.
Life Time members may appreciate the luxury club operator’s amenity-rich experience, but investors suddenly seem hesitant to jump into the eucalyptus-scented steam rooms, as seen by shares of LTH diving 15% last week in response to its third-quarter results.
Life Time posts 17.9% revenue growth to $585.2 million in Q3
Life Time has leaned further into its wellness and recovery ambitions by partnering with WellnessSpace Brands, formerly HydroMassage.
Life Time has launched a 30-day challenge running through October, designed to inspire healthy living goals and habits while engaging members to complete and track progress to win prizes.
Connecticut residents will now have a chance to experience Life Time’s healthy living lifestyle, as the luxury athletic country club operator has just opened its first location in the state, in downtown Stamford.
GymGuyz, an in-home and on-site personal training franchise, has just added assisted stretching services to its PT offerings, capitalizing on the growing trend of stretch-based modalities.
Life Time is running with its ongoing personal training success, introducing Dynamic Stretch in its luxury athletic country clubs.
Life Time has boosted its pickleball portfolio, announcing Life Time Pickleball Chanhassen in Minnesota, the luxury athletic club operator’s first ground-up pickleball location in the U.S.
Life Time announced that Moody’s Investor Service has upgraded its issuer credit rating to a B3 from B2.
Life Time reports $561.7 million revenue in Q2, up 21.8%
Pure Barre is capitalizing on the popularity of strength training by introducing a new class, Pure Barre Define.
Life Time sees high demand for group exercise classes post-pandemic
Life Time releases inaugural ESG report, highlighting DEI and environmental initiatives.
As Life Time continues its NYC expansion , The Big Apple may soon be rebranded as The Big Pickle.
Life Time Fitness has completed the refinancing of its $274 million Term Loan B facility, the company announced.