
Crunch Fitness Hires Former Xponential Exec in International Expansion Move
Crunch Fitness, the rapidly growing gym franchise with over 460 locations and 2.5 million members, is gearing up for international expansion.
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Crunch Fitness, the rapidly growing gym franchise with over 460 locations and 2.5 million members, is gearing up for international expansion.

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Having supplied thousands of locations as a leading manufacturer of smart fitness equipment and best-in-class workout content, Echelon is all in on the power of connected fitness for franchise brands.