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Life Time and Orangetheory perform well in high-end fitness sector

Following a stellar Q2, Life Time is selling 12,000,000 shares of common stock held by the luxury athletic country club operator and certain existing stockholders to the public at $21.75 per share, the proceeds of which

Life Time has announced a new development in pickleball equipment: The Ultimate Pickleball, a ball designed to address common issues of inconsistent speed, bounce and durability that players often encounter.

Life Time raises revenue guidance to $2.56-2.59 billion after strong Q2 performance

Gym visits increase in Q2, led by EoS and Crunch

America’s fastest-growing sport — pickleball — is experiencing a flurry of investment activity in 2024.

Life Time has broken new ground, partnering with Microsoft to launch L.AI.C (pronounced lay-see), an AI-driven companion for its members that is housed within the Life Time member app.

Life Time makes app free to non-members with on-demand classes.

Humanaut Health, an Austin–based health optimization and longevity clinic, has secured an $8.7 million seed investment to expand its clinics to major U.S.

Life Time continues to see historic levels of member retention and engagement, and the company plans to raise its full-year revenue and Adjusted EBITDA guidance, although shares of LTH fell in response to Wednesday’s Q1 earnings call.

Pickleball franchises are cashing in on the pickleball craze, following an eye-opening report last year that identified a $900 million investment required to support pickleball’s massive boom with courts and other infrastructure needs.

Life Time, already deeply invested in the pickleball craze to satisfy rising demand, has partnered with Ben and Collin Johns, two pickleball pros, to produce a series of 70 instructional videos centering on the popular court-based sport.

Xponential Fitness inks multi-unit deals for Lindora across the US.

Life Time shares surge on strong Q4 results and 21.6% revenue growth

Life Time survey finds 30% increase in consumers prioritizing health for longevity

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

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.

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.

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.

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.