Studio Pilates International will open its first German studio in Wiesbaden in 2026, expanding its global reformer Pilates franchise into mainland Europe.

Fitness International responds to an FTC complaint, citing compliance with state laws and highlighting its online, in-person, and mail cancellation options.

Burn Boot Camp earns a spot on the 2025 Inc. 5000 list for the sixth year in a row, reporting $700K average revenue per location and 600 units awarded.

Hyperice launches Hyperice X 2, a next-gen contrast therapy device with expanded heat and cold ranges, built-in compression, and portable design for athletes and active users.

Planet Fitness launches PerksFest, offering members discounts with Apple Music, Headspace, and WeightWatchers as routines reset for back to school.

ABC Fitness launches Trainerize Business, an all-in-one platform for personal trainers and studios with booking, payments, referrals, and on-demand coaching.

Walla, the AI-powered platform for boutique fitness studios, expands into Canada, offering predictive member insights, automated marketing, and scalable tools for multi-location operators.

Reforme opens in Manhattan, blending European wellness tech and holistic therapies to meet rising demand for premium, non-invasive urban wellness.

Les Mills has piloted a four-part yoga series to help clubs scale their wellness offerings, address instructor shortages, and meet rising demand for mind-body fitness. Early trials report high member satisfaction and full class occupancy.

FuturHealth now offers Apple Fitness+ at no cost for GLP-1 weight loss members, providing access to thousands of workouts and meditations to support sustainable results.

Life Time has opened its ninth Atlanta-area location with the 79,000-square-foot Life Time Perimeter in Sandy Springs’ Perimeter Center, offering fitness, wellness, recovery, coworking, and family amenities in a fully renovated three-story facility.

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.

The US fitness industry saw a 3.5% rise in gym and studio visits in early 2025, according to new HFA data. The FIT Tracker reveals growing engagement and visit frequency nationwide.

JETSET Pilates opened 16 studios and signed 67 development deals in early 2025, expanding its national footprint and investing in franchise infrastructure.

Novo Nordisk lowers 2025 outlook despite strong GLP-1 sales growth. What shifting obesity drug trends mean for the fitness industry.

Hyperice teams with Atlanta Run Club and wellness collective Do Not Disturb to provide advanced recovery technology and programming for Atlanta’s running community starting August 2025.

Life Time reported Q2 2025 revenue of $761.5M, up 14% year-over-year, with net income of $72.1M and membership growth. The company raised its full-year guidance.

Hims & Hers closed Q2 2025 with $544.8M in revenue up 73% year-over-year net income of $42.5M, and 2.44M subscribers. The company reaffirmed its full-year outlook.

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.

The Health & Fitness Association supports President Trump’s Executive Order reinstating the Presidential Physical Fitness Test and reestablishing the President’s Council on Sports, Fitness & Nutrition to address youth inactivity and obesity.