The Gym of the Future Is Here.
See what’s changing and where operators are investing.
The Sweat and Tonic-owned fitness brand is making its U.S. debut with 37 Lagree machines and an expansive recovery offering as it looks to build on its success in Canada
The coach-led strength and conditioning franchise is expanding into a new international market, with its first New Zealand studio slated to open in late 2026
The wireless audio platform lets gym members stream TV sound directly to their smartphones while working out
The 18,000-square-foot location will feature boutique fitness studios across multiple modalities, along with what Sweat and Tonic is calling Toronto’s “first high-capacity group strength training studio”
Fitness World Canada expects to have clubs open and operating in the U.S. by the end of this year as it eyes more expansion in North America.
At the ATN Innovation Summit, international fitness operators shared lessons from their markets and revealed plans to expand into the U.S.
Canada-based Kommunity Fitness is breaking into the U.S. market, bolstered by the appointment of former Club Pilates president Mike Gray.
Canada Basketball is entering into a multiyear partnership with GoodLife Fitness that includes complimentary gym memberships stage joint activations.
Investment firm Apollo is acquiring a minority stake in Canada’s largest fitness club operator The GoodLife Group in a deal valued at around $1.46 billion.
Low-price gym operator Fitness World Canada is pouring $50 million into accelerating its growth, including its first-ever franchise program.
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