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On this episode of The ATFW Podcast, Krissy Vann connects with Erin Phelan from the Fitness Industry Council of Canada to explore why national health and fitness initiatives matter to operators across North America—and what Canadian policy developments could signal for the broader industry.
We’re covering:
How national fitness days like Canada’s National Health & Fitness Day can boost member engagement and brand positioning
Why these initiatives go beyond PR—they’re real opportunities to align your club or wellness brand with community health
Insights on the latest policy shifts in Canada—including the election of fitness industry leader Gabriel Hardy to Parliament—and what it could mean for advocacy and cross-border trends
Key takeaways for C-suite leaders, club owners, and wellness operators looking to future-proof their businesses
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Stay fit, stay informed, and keep your fitness business in shape.Connect with The Fitness Industry Council of Canada
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Welcome to This Week in Fitness — where we crunch the latest fitness business headlines all in under 5 minutes. Hosted by Krissy Vann, this weekly segment from All Things Fitness & Wellness delivers quick, credible insights for operators, executives, and decision-makers in the global fitness industry.
Here’s what’s making news this week:
1. Maxiom AI Launches with $2M Seed + $6M Series A
Maxiom Labs introduces SmartCoach AI, a digital platform using biometric data to deliver personalized training. A clinical trial is set to test its performance against traditional coaching.
2. UNITY Fitness and Stride Team Up
Launching in Toronto, UNITY360 memberships combine diagnostics, recovery, and personalized training in a data-driven wellness experience.
3. PHIT Act Advances in U.S. House
The long-awaited PHIT provision was included in a newly passed House tax package, potentially allowing Americans to use pre-tax dollars on fitness expenses.
4. The Commons Expands into Wellness
Australian coworking brand The Commons announces an all-in-one health club concept set to open in Melbourne, with coworking, fitness, and recovery in one space.
5. ISSA Launches GLP-1 Support Course
The International Sports Sciences Association rolls out new training to equip fitness professionals supporting clients on GLP-1 medications like Ozempic and Wegovy.
6. Strava Acquires The Breakaway
Strava adds a cycling training platform to its growing suite of tools, further investing in structured coaching experiences for subscribers.
7. ŌURA Rolls Out Movement Updates
ŌURA’s new features expand movement tracking, improve heart rate zone personalization, and integrate with partner platforms to offer deeper wellness insights.
8. YogaSix Introduces Y6 Mobility
YogaSix debuts a mobility-focused class format across select U.S. studios, catering to growing interest in recovery and sustainable movement.
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On this episode of The ATFW Podcast, Brandon Cullen, Co-Founder and Chief Concept Officer of MADabolic, joins host Krissy Vann to break down the business philosophy behind his strength-driven interval training franchise.
Brandon shares how his professional hockey background shaped MADabolic’s structured, performance-first approach—and why the brand was built to serve people beyond their sport, with a disciplined system that can carry them into their 40s, 50s, and beyond.
This conversation explores:
The gap MADabolic fills between performance and mainstream fitnessWhy the brand intentionally avoids trends and “fitness as sport”How franchisees are scaling with consistency and disciplineThe challenges and opportunities in targeting the other 80% of the addressable marketWhether you're an operator, investor, or franchisor, this episode offers insight into building a brand that prioritizes strength, structure, and long-term strategy.
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Welcome to This Week in Fitness by ATFW, where Krissy Vann crunches the latest fitness business headlines in under 5 minutes.
Here’s what’s making news:
🔹 Airbnb Launches Wellness Services
Airbnb expands into fitness and wellness with its new Airbnb Services feature, now available in 260 cities. Users can book yoga, HIIT, massage, and personal training—whether or not they’re staying in an Airbnb.🔹 iFIT Acquires Reform RX
iFIT enters the Pilates space through the acquisition of connected equipment brand Reform RX, expanding offerings for home and studio markets.🔹 Planet Fitness Revives Teen Summer Pass
Teens aged 14 to 19 can work out for free all summer long. With more than $300M in waived dues since 2019, Planet Fitness continues its push to engage youth in structured fitness.🔹 Xponential Fitness CEO to Retire
Mark King announces plans to retire due to health reasons. The company will hold its Analyst & Investor Day at the NYSE on May 29 to outline next steps and growth strategy.🔹 Anthony Geisler Launches Sequel Brands
The former Xponential CEO returns with a new multi-brand fitness franchise company, including Pilates Addiction, iFlex Stretch Studios, Beem Light Sauna, and BODY20.🔹 Apple Music & UMG Introduce Sound Therapy
Apple Music and Universal Music Group partner on a sound wellness collection, featuring brainwave-based adaptations of popular songs from artists like Imagine Dragons and Katy Perry.Stay fit, stay informed, and keep your fitness business in shape.
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In this episode of All Things Fitness and Wellness, host Krissy Vann sits down with Mike Goscinski, Vice President of Government Affairs for the Health & Fitness Association, to break down what really happened during the recent Advocacy Fly-In on Capitol Hill.
Over 100 fitness industry leaders met with lawmakers to advocate for the inclusion of the PHIT Act (Personal Health Investment Today Act) in upcoming legislation. The PHIT Act aims to allow Americans to use pre-tax dollars from HSAs and FSAs on gym memberships, youth sports, and fitness equipment.
We cover:
What was discussed in D.C.Where the PHIT Act stands nowHow fitness is being positioned in the healthcare conversationWhat club operators and professionals should knowWhat comes next for fitness industry advocacyGet an insider perspective on how policy and fitness are intersecting in 2025—and why it matters more than ever for industry professionals to stay informed.
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Welcome to This Week in Fitness, where host Krissy Vann crunches the latest fitness business headlines in under five minutes. From acquisitions and earnings to wearable tech and brand campaigns, here’s what’s making news across the industry:
EōS Fitness Acquired
EōS Fitness enters a new growth phase with fresh private equity backing. According to The Wall Street Journal, the deal values the company at $1.5 billion including debt.UFC GYM Heats Up with Habit Burger
UFC GYM teams up with Habit Burger for a playful lifestyle campaign featuring the Hot Dads of Habit x UFC GYM Calendar, spotlighting a fresh way to frame healthy eating.Planet Fitness Q1 Earnings
Planet Fitness reports revenue growth and membership gains but keeps an eye on tariff exposure. Same-club sales rose 6.1%, and membership surpassed 20 million.Xponential Fitness Quarterly Results
Xponential sees strong system-wide sales but faces a revenue and profit dip. 2025 is being called a stabilization year as the company focuses on operational efficiencies.WHOOP Launches New ECG Wearables
WHOOP introduces its 5.0 and MG devices, offering 14-day battery life, heart health tracking, and physiological age features in a redesigned platform.Life Time Reports Strong Financials
Life Time’s revenue and profit surged in Q1, with updated guidance projecting up to $2.98 billion in revenue for 2025. Membership growth and new club plans are on track.WeightWatchers Files for Chapter 11
WW International initiates a financial restructuring to eliminate $1.15 billion in debt and shift focus toward clinical weight loss support amid rising GLP-1 competition.Stay fit, stay informed, and keep your fitness business in shape.
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In this powerful Mental Health Month episode on The ATFW Podcast, host Krissy Vann sits down with Anne Marie Chaker—former Wall Street Journal reporter, competitive bodybuilder, and author of the upcoming book LIFT: How Women Can Reclaim Their Physical Power and Transform Their Lives.
Many in the fitness industry may recognize Anne Marie from her impactful keynote at the Women’s Leadership Summit during the March Health & Fitness Association Show, where she urged attendees to empower women and girls to take up space—in life, in their bodies, and in their ambitions. In this episode, she expands on those themes, sharing her deeply personal story of addiction recovery, rediscovery through strength training, and how building muscle became a catalyst for reclaiming agency over her own life.
Anne Marie opens up about the stigma around addiction, the complexities of grief, and the internalized expectations many women carry that prevent them from prioritizing their health. Her journey is a testament to the transformative potential of fitness—not just for aesthetic change, but for healing, confidence, and purpose.
For those working in the fitness business, this conversation is a reminder of the industry’s true potential: to be a vehicle for empowerment, resilience, and holistic well-being.
📘 LIFT publishes June 17, 2025. Preorder now: Amazon
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This Week in Fitness is where host Krissy Vann crunches the latest fitness business headlines—in under 5 minutes.
From GLP-1 breakthroughs and recovery investments to strategic board moves and lifestyle-driven brand plays, we break down what’s actually moving the needle in fitness this week:
-NASM announces the formation of a new Strategic Advisory Board led by Mark Mastrov and Neal Spruce
-24 Hour Fitness rolls out Recovery24 and Premium Fit24 to elevate the in-club experience
-Novo Nordisk partners with Hims & Hers, LifeMD, and Ro to expand Wegovy® access via telehealth
-Aon releases GLP-1 impact study showing a 44% reduction in cardiovascular hospitalizations and improved cost trends
-Life Time names FitVine Wine the official sponsor of Life Time Pickleball
-Strava and Wellness Pet Company launch the Minutes That Matter Challenge to promote movement with pets during Mental Health Awareness Month
Stay fit, stay informed, and keep your fitness business in shape.
00:00- Intro
00:14- NASM announces the formation of a new Strategic Advisory Board
00:40- 24 Hour Fitness rolls out Recovery24 and Premium Fit24
01:05- Novo Nordisk expands Telehealth access to Wegovy
01:37- Aon releases GLP-1 impact study
02:19- Life Time partners with FitVine Wine
02:44- Strava Partners with Wellness Pet Company l
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In this raw and inspiring episode of All Things Fitness and Wellness, we dive into mental health with Derek Gallup, an industry veteran with over 20 years of experience in the fitness world. Derek opens up about how fitness became his anchor through some of the toughest personal challenges, including the struggles of supporting a partner through mental health crises.
Derek’s career includes leadership roles at UFC Gym, 24 Hour Fitness, and New Evolution Ventures, but in this episode, he shares his personal journey—moving beyond the boardroom to address the real mental health battles we face in our personal and professional lives. As we recognize Mental Health Month, Derek highlights how we, as an industry, often focus on physical strength but too often overlook mental health.
Key Topics:
Derek’s career evolution and leadership roles at top fitness companies
Navigating personal grief and mental health struggles
The power of fitness in healing and supporting loved ones
Creating a meaningful, purpose-driven life through fitness
How Derek’s experiences led him to support SPARKLE Foundation, dedicated to mental health advocacy
The influence of Spartan’s DEKA on building community and resilience
The importance of mental health conversations in fitness culture
We also explore Derek’s thoughts on the intersection of fitness and mental health, why the industry must do more to create space for these important discussions, and how he’s using his platform to support others going through similar struggles.
In addition to hearing Derek’s powerful insights, Krissy also shares parts of her own journey and how fitness played a key role in her emotional healing.
Tune in for an episode that’s much more than just fitness talk—it's about the emotional strength that helps us face life’s toughest battles.
00:00- Intro
03:15- The SPARKLE and Spartan Connection
08:13- Krissy Vann shares her story of supporting a partner with end of life ideation
20:50- Derek Gallup shares his story of supporting partner with depression
33:50- Supporting someone dealing with mental illness
37:10- The future of SPARKLE Carla Gallup Foundation
Connect with SPARKLE: https://www.sparklecgf.org
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This is This Week in Fitness by All Things Fitness and Wellness, hosted by Krissy Vann. This is where we crunch the latest fitness business headlines in under 5 minutes. Here is what's making news:
Crunch Fitness Majority Acquisition: Leonard Green & Partners acquires controlling stake as Crunch expands past 500 locations.Pvolve and Jennifer Aniston Launch Sculpt Anywhere: New portable workout bundle and hybrid fitness campaign unveiled.Nourish Raises $70M to Expand Virtual Nutrition Care: AI-powered platform scales Registered Dietitian-led services nationwide.Studio Pilates Expansion Continues: Brand reaches 114 global studios with strong client growth and system-wide sales increases.Late-Night HIIT Impacts Sleep, Study Finds: Monash University research links evening workouts to disrupted recovery.24 Hour Fitness Partners with Action for Healthy Kids: New initiative drives family wellness programs through gym and school outreach.HYROX Opens Bidding for World Championships: Cities worldwide invited to host 2026 and 2027 HYROX World Championship events.Stay fit, stay informed, and keep your fitness business in shape.
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Recorded live at FIBO 2025 — one of the world’s largest trade shows for fitness, wellness, and health — this episode of The ATFW Podcast captures insights from global industry leaders.
Host Krissy Vann sits down with executives from Canada, the UK, Spain, Germany, Switzerland, and Finland to explore what’s shaping the fitness landscape in 2025 and beyond. From economic pressures and consumer trends to retention strategies and digital innovation, this episode is a powerful snapshot of where the industry is headed.
Featured Guests:
Chris Smith – Fitness World Canada, Chairman of the Health & Fitness AssociationJustin Musgrove – Fitness First UKMarcos – Gym-Fit, SpainDr. Gregor Hackfort – EVO Fitness, GermanyKenshj Savary – TC Training Center, SwitzerlandTomi Peltonen – Ole.Fit, FinlandTopics Covered:
Takeaways from the European Health & Fitness ForumInternational growth opportunitiesVAT and pricing accessibilityRetention strategies in a post-pandemic landscapeDigital ecosystems and Gen Z expectationsMergers, acquisitions, and franchise models with purpose📢 Don’t forget to subscribe to the All Things Fitness and Wellness YouTube channel and follow us on LinkedIn for behind-the-scenes content, extended interviews, and more industry insights.
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This Week in Fitness by All Things Fitness and Wellness delivers the top fitness business headlines—all in under five minutes. Hosted by Krissy Vann.
Stay fit, stay informed, and keep your fitness business in shape.In this episode:
NHS Report Pushes for Physical Activity in Healthcare
The NHS is calling for movement to be embedded in clinical care, backed by over $12 billion in potential economic impact.Life Time Launches LTH Supplements on Amazon
With 71% of U.S. adults feeling overwhelmed by supplement choices, Life Time brings its research-backed formulations to Amazon to improve access and trust.Garmin fēnix Smartwatches Head to Space
Garmin wearables are being used to track biometrics during the Fram2 mission—an all-civilian flight to polar orbit collecting 24/7 space health data.Novo Nordisk Targets Compounders Over Wegovy Copies
With FDA exemptions ending, Novo Nordisk is pursuing legal action against pharmacies producing unauthorized versions of its GLP-1 drug.Hydrow Partners with Soho House
Hydrow rowers are now available at 15 Soho House locations worldwide, part of the company’s push to connect elite wellness with immersive, on-water training.GymNation’s In-Gym Hotel (Sort Of)
An April Fools’ Day concept imagines a hotel inside a gym—highlighting the real-world rise of fitness tourism and recovery-first thinking.Also: In case you missed it, check out our Fitness Business Forecast panel with insights from Lise Kuecker, Mark Mastrov, Mo Iqbal, Matthew Januszek, and Brian Anderson. We break down what’s driving capital in 2025—and what to watch in the year ahead.
Subscribe for weekly fitness industry updates from All Things Fitness and Wellness.
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Where is capital flowing in the fitness industry in 2025? In this special edition of The Fitness Business Forecast by All Things Fitness and Wellness—presented by ABC Fitness—host Krissy Vann leads a high-level conversation recorded on site at HFA 2025 in Las Vegas.
The roundtable covers the financial forces shaping the industry today and tomorrow, including:
Where venture capital, private equity, and strategic investors are placing betsWhether AI is delivering measurable ROI—or just adding operational noiseIf Pilates and premium boutique fitness have reached saturationThe impact of GLP-1 medications on member behavior and longevity-focused business modelsGlobal expansion: where brands like UFC Gym and Crunch are growing next—and whyYou’ll also hear expert predictions on how operators can position themselves for long-term success amid economic uncertainty, regulatory shifts, and evolving consumer demand.
Featured Guests:
Mo Iqbal, Chairman of SweatWorks & Chief Strategy Officer at ABC FitnessMark Mastrov, Founder of New Evolution VenturesLise Kuecker, CEO & Founder of Studio GrowBrian Anderson, CEO & Strategic Advisor for Fitness and Consumer BrandsMatthew Janusek, Co-Founder of Escape Fitness & Co-Host of Lifts podcast (joins midway)This is your essential financial briefing for the fitness industry in 2025.
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This Week In Fitness, hosted by Krissy Vann, is your five-minute download of the top headlines shaping the business of fitness. Produced by All Things Fitness and Wellness, we deliver fast, factual, and insightful updates designed for decision-makers and industry insiders.
Stay fit, stay informed, and keep your fitness business in shape.
This week’s episode covers:
Wellhub to Acquire Urban Sports Club
Wellhub has entered into a definitive agreement to acquire Urban Sports Club, a move that would expand its global wellness network to 18 countries.Peloton x Lil Jon
The rapper returns to the tread studio for a surprise DJ class, highlighting Peloton’s music-first engagement strategy.23andMe Files Chapter 11
With a shrinking market cap and leadership changes, the once high-flying genetics company faces a court-supervised sale process.U.S. Army’s ‘All You’ YouTube Series
A new wellness-focused content campaign aimed at Gen Z, grounded in the Army’s Holistic Health and Fitness system.Ergatta Partners with iFIT
Game-based fitness meets connected training as Ergatta’s interactive workouts roll out across iFIT treadmills.HYROX x GymNation Launch in Middle East
New performance centres replicate official race conditions, tapping into the rising demand for sport-style training.Subscribe for weekly updates and follow us on LinkedIn for more insights into the fitness and wellness industry.
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The fitness industry is seeing increased interest in longevity, GLP-1 medications, and venture capital investment. In this episode of All Things Fitness and Wellness, host Krissy Vann speaks with Jeff Zwiefel, Executive Director of MIORA Longevity & Performance at Life Time, about what these developments mean for gym operators, investors, and the broader industry.
Zwiefel, former COO of Life Time, shares his insights on science-backed longevity interventions, health optimization, and performance-based wellness offerings. As consumer interest in personalized health solutions grows, fitness businesses are considering how these trends fit into their existing models.
Key Takeaways:
-The role of MIORA in the expanding longevity and performance sector
-How GLP-1s and longevity are influencing fitness offerings
-The impact of venture capital and what it means for gym operators
-How wellness trends are affecting profitability and member engagement
-The biggest opportunities and risks for fitness professionals today
-How technology and personalization are driving new revenue streams
-With more focus on longevity and health optimization, how can fitness businesses approach these trends? Tune in for expert insights and strategic takeaways.
0:00 - Introduction
1:20 - The fitness industry’s evolving approach to longevity
3:10 - Meet Jeff Zwiefel: Executive Director, MIORA Longevity & Performance at Life Time
5:00 - The growing consumer demand for longevity and health optimization
7:30 - Biomarker-driven programs and comprehensive health assessments
10:45 - The rise of GLP-1 medications and their role in fitness and wellness
14:20 - Industry debates around GLP-1s and how Life Time is integrating them
18:50 - The intersection of fitness, wellness, and medicalized health solutions
22:15 - How fitness businesses can lead in the longevity conversation
26:40 - Investment trends and the role of venture capital in longevity and wellness
30:00 - Expanding MIORA clinics and what it signals about market demand
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This Week in Fitness brings you the latest business moves, trends, and innovations shaping the fitness industry—all in under five minutes. Hosted by Krissy Vann, this fast-paced update keeps you informed and helps keep your fitness business in shape with key insights from top brands and industry reports.
In This Episode:
F45 Training launches FIT House of Brands, bringing F45, FS8, and VAURA Pilates under one umbrella to expand into wellness and recovery.F45 Training partners with Red Bull, tapping into its global sports marketing power to elevate brand awareness and engagement.ABC Fitness releases its Q1 Wellness Watch, reporting a rise in gym check-ins, fitness tech adoption, and consumer trends shaping 2025.CrossFit’s majority stakeholder, Berkshire Partners, is seeking a buyer, signaling potential changes for the brand’s future.STRONG Pilates announces major U.S. expansion, securing 155+ locations as hybrid fitness concepts continue to grow.FIBO expands with Hall 1, a new space dedicated to longevity and wellness, reinforcing the connection between fitness and preventative healthcare.WHOOP and [solidcore] partner to integrate biometric tracking into reformer-based workouts, adding real-time data insights to boutique fitness.Medtronic and Sperling’s BestPlaces release new longevity research, identifying Washington, D.C., San Francisco, and other U.S. cities as top locations for extreme longevity.Stay ahead of industry trends with This Week in Fitness. Subscribe for more updates!
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The fitness industry is preparing for major shifts in policy, trade, and investment, and The HFA Show 2025 will be the epicenter of these discussions. In this episode of All Things Fitness and Wellness, host Krissy Vann sits down with Liz Clark, CEO and President of the Health and Fitness Association, to break down the most important topics shaping the future of the industry.
With global supply chains, trade policies, and operational costs in flux, fitness businesses must stay informed to navigate the changing landscape. Liz shares insights into the economic factors impacting everything from gym equipment manufacturers to club operators, along with the advocacy efforts aimed at protecting and strengthening the industry.
We also look at what’s ahead for The HFA Show this year—the must-attend sessions, the key players in attendance, and what’s new for industry professionals who have been coming year after year. Plus, there’s growing movement in international fitness markets, hinting at broader expansion opportunities for those paying attention.
Whether you're a gym owner, investor, or supplier, this episode offers valuable insights into the conversations that will set the tone for 2025 and beyond.
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How is Burn Boot Camp differentiating itself in the competitive boutique fitness market? In this episode of All Things Fitness and Wellness, Amber Burke, Chief Operating Officer of Burn Boot Camp, shares insights into the company’s expansion, member engagement strategies, and the evolving landscape of group fitness.
Burn Boot Camp has built a strong community-driven model, focusing on empowering its members while maintaining scalability across multiple locations. In this conversation, Burke details the company’s approach to trainer development, CRM automation, member retention, and the integration of technology in fitness businesses. She also discusses the challenges of maintaining a strong brand identity while scaling a boutique fitness concept nationally.
Key topics covered in this episode:
-The role of automation and CRM in streamlining operations while preserving a personal touch
-Why the trainer-member connection is the foundation of long-term retention
How Burn Boot Camp is adapting to changing consumer expectations in the fitness industry
-Strategies for expanding a boutique fitness brand without losing its core identity
-The impact of technology and digital engagement in modern fitness business models
-Future trends in boutique fitness and what operators need to consider in the coming years
This episode provides valuable insights for fitness entrepreneurs, gym owners, industry executives, and anyone looking to understand the future of boutique fitness business models. Whether you are considering expanding your own fitness brand or refining your member engagement strategies, this discussion highlights key factors that contribute to long-term success.
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Welcome to This Week in Fitness, where Krissy Vann crunches the latest fitness business headlines all in under five minutes.
Here’s what’s making news this week:
🔹 Life Time Reports Strong Financials & Expands MIORA – Revenue hit $2.621 million, up 18.2%, with record membership retention. The new Evanston club becomes the second location to offer MIORA Performance & Longevity Clinic.
🔹 Technogym Introduces Healthness – The new AI-driven fitness approach tailors personalized training programs for muscular strength, cardiovascular endurance, and cognitive function.
🔹 The Fitness Technology Summit Heads to Europe – The event debuts in London on June 24, 2025, gathering leaders from David Lloyd Clubs, PureGym, The Gym Group, and Third Space to discuss the future of fitness technology.
🔹 UFC GYM Expands to 42 Countries – The brand will open 45+ locations worldwide, including its first in Pakistan and Indonesia, and launch Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu studios alongside a 20-week MMA training program.
🔹 Crunch Fitness Enters India – The company will open at least 75 gyms as it expands beyond its existing presence in Australia, Canada, Portugal, and Spain.
🔹 ABC Trainerize Academy Launches – A new education platform for personal trainers, offering structured courses on business growth, sales, and online coaching.
🔹 Pvolve Expands Women’s Health Programming – The company brings on a Head of Medical Affairs and launches new programs focusing on menopause, fertility treatments, and pelvic floor health.
🔹 Nike & SKIMS Introduce NikeSKIMS – The new activewear line blends Nike’s performance innovation with SKIMS' body-inclusive design, launching in the U.S. this spring.
🔹 Matrix Fitness Partners with Luxury Hotels – A new collaboration with the International Luxury Hotel Association aims to enhance fitness offerings in high-end hospitality spaces.
Stay fit, stay informed, and keep your fitness business in shape!
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CEO of Physmodo, Andrew Menter, joins the All Things Fitness and Wellness podcast to discuss how fitness technology is transforming the industry. Andrew shares his personal journey from an unsuccessful business exit to discovering his passion and launching Physmodo—a company dedicated to helping gyms, fitness professionals, and corporate wellness programs use movement tracking technology to improve outcomes.
In this episode, we explore how leveraging technology can help reduce injuries, boost personal training revenue, and improve member retention. Andrew breaks down how objective movement data empowers trainers to create better client programs, enhances the member experience, and drives gym profitability. We also dive into the challenges and opportunities of implementing fitness technology at an enterprise level, with insights relevant for gym owners, operators, and wellness program leaders.
Whether you’re looking to increase member engagement, improve client results, or stay ahead in the evolving fitness industry, this conversation with Andrew Menter provides actionable takeaways and key industry trends.
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