Xponential Fitness (NYSE: XPOF) has appointed Rachel Lee to its Board of Directors, effective August 25, 2025. Lee brings two decades of finance and board experience to support the company’s growth and governance.

Xponential Fitness has named Mike Nuzzo as CEO following Mark King's resignation. Nuzzo brings over 25 years of leadership experience in consumer services and franchise growth.

Extraordinary Brands has acquired CycleBar and Rumble from Xponential Fitness, expanding its boutique fitness portfolio to four modalities. The company plans to streamline operations, support franchise growth, and prioritize profitability for studio owners.

VASA Fitness has opened a new 48,000-square-foot club in Colorado Springs, its first to feature a cold plunge tub alongside expanded recovery amenities, STUDIO classes, and full-service training options. This marks VASA’s 15th location in Colorado.

Xponential Fitness has partnered exclusively with Morrow Hill to manage real estate strategy across brands like Pure Barre, Club Pilates, Lindora, YogaSix, BFT, and StretchLab. The collaboration supports domestic and international expansion by centralizing site selection and lease execution.

Xponential Fitness has divested CycleBar and Rumble to Extraordinary Brands as part of a strategic move to focus on its most profitable boutique fitness concepts.

iFIT partners with Xponential Fitness to add Club Pilates and YogaSix classes to its digital library, offering members new home workout options and expanding its boutique studio offerings.

YogaSix launches Y6 Mobility, a new class combining yoga and functional mobility training. Now available in select U.S. studios, with nationwide rollout planned through 2025.

Xponential Fitness CEO Mark King announces retirement due to health reasons. The Board begins succession planning as King continues in his role during the transition.

Anthony Geisler launches Sequel Brands with four boutique fitness concepts and former Xponential leaders, signaling a new wave in franchise competition.

Xponential Fitness reports Q1 2025 sales growth but posts revenue decline and net loss amid rising legal costs and revised studio opening guidance.

Xponential Fitness strengthens its leadership team with four key executive appointments, including roles in development, technology, and operations, as the company focuses on global growth and franchise expansion in 2025.

Xponential Fitness announces the resignation of President Sarah Luna, effective December 13, 2024.

Xponential Fitness announces leadership changes, appointing Brenda Morris as interim CEO following the suspension of Anthony Geisler amidst ongoing legal investigations by the SEC and USAO. Learn more about the company's strategic response and future direction.

Xponential Fitness, Inc. sells STRIDE Fitness to Shaun Grove's Stride Fitness Franchising, Inc., aiming to optimize its brand portfolio.

Xponential Fitness announces a partnership with the Los Angeles Rams as the Proud Fitness Partner of the NFL team. Explore how this collaboration introduces diverse fitness concepts to the Rams' fanbase, including Club Pilates, Pure Barre, CycleBar, and more. Discover the focus on well-being and community-building as this partnership extends beyond fitness and sports. Learn about upcoming initiatives and engagement opportunities in the greater Los Angeles area.

Explore Xponential Fitness' 2026 growth targets, investor sentiment, and strategic partnerships. Dive into the market reaction and the company's journey towards ambitious revenue goals in this comprehensive analysis.

Explore the ongoing investigation into Xponential Fitness, the flourishing wellness tourism market, and the positive impact of exercise on mental well-being. Discover potential securities law violations, the lucrative $1.3 trillion wellness tourism industry, and the powerful benefits of exercise for managing depression. Stay informed and prioritize your well-being with Today in Fitness.