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Industry executives point to strength training, virtual reality and wellness modalities as trends that will shape gyms in the coming years.
With 2025 just around the corner, EGYM is set to launch a brand-new digital education portal for health and fitness facilities
In an industry ripe for technological upgrades, EGYM is preparing another step in the evolution of fitness. Fresh off continued expansion in North America and a financing round that saw it reel in €207 million ($225 million), the global leader in tech-based fitness clearly has no plans to slow down.
The fitness tech company received $225 million in growth capital earlier this year from Jared Kushner’s investment firm.
Using Gameday from EGYM, a club's members can compete against others or themselves while working out, driving motivation.
Top fitness companies like Orangetheory and EGYM are using gamification to build community and motivate people to work out with their peers.
As it eyes an IPO, EGYM CEO Philipp Roesch-Schlanderer shared that 2023 will be the fit tech company's first fully profitable year.
Dana Milkie believes the fitness industry needs to lean into AI and gamification, two areas where EGYM is putting its focus.
Alisa Anderson, the senior sales executive of the Western Region for EGYM, will handle the company's commercial and boutique sales teams.
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