The Gym of the Future Is Here.
See what’s changing and where operators are investing.
The low-cost gym giant is buying NonStop Gym in a deal that will make PureGym Switzerland's largest budget fitness operator, with more than 100 locations by year-end
FitActive is bringing Zing Coach’s tech to more than 500,000 members across 192 clubs, marking another major gym partnership for the AI startup
The Wisconsin-based fitness equipment maker's new Rhein, Germany, outpost will allow it to accelerate deliveries, improve customer support and capitalize on growing demand
To stand out in a crowded Pilates market, Tremble aims to attract a more sophisticated class of consumers. It's opening a studio in Madrid, with further expansion planned across the U.S., Europe and North Africa
The gym operator plans to grow from 13 to 20 locations over the next two years, part of HSBC UK's continued backing of NRG
Two years after buying Spain’s VivaGym, an American PE firm is said to be eyeing France’s largest low-price gym chain, which would push its network toward 900 clubs
The European operator is expanding into its fourth country with Arkhe as Dubai and the wider Middle East attract growing investment from global fitness brands
Regional density, operating efficiency and improving investor sentiment are making low-cost fitness chains increasingly attractive acquisition targets across the pond
The deal will bring 10 Interval Sport locations and 14,000 members into the Anytime Fitness network as the 6,000-club operator targets further European growth
Anytime Fitness global president Stacy Anderson spoke to ATN about the franchise's plans for markets including Europe, Latin America and the Middle East, along with the success it's seeing from the under-35 crowd
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