Strong Pilates continues to push into the U.S. market, announcing plans to bring eight studios to the Mid-Atlantic just a month after making its California debut.
According to new data, 24-hour gyms and low-price operators are dominating the U.S. fitness market, although some boutique studio brands are also flourishing.
Now an approved global vendor for the Crunch Fitness, Freemotion will bring its iFIT-powered connected fitness and strength equipment to Crunch facilities.
Canada-based Kommunity Fitness is breaking into the U.S. market, bolstered by the appointment of former Club Pilates president Mike Gray.
John Meloun has left Xponential after an eight-year stint as chief financial officer. Robert Julian, a former Callaway Golf exec, will serve as interim CFO.
Fitura Brands, backed by founder and CEO James Hurlock, raised an initial financing round at a $20 million pre-money valuation.
Former Barry's exec Adam Shane is bringing Yoga Joint's infrared heated strength-and-yoga concept to New York City, with 15 locations planned.
JetSet Pilates franchise owners Kayla and Ben Logue went from a single standout studio to a multi-unit operation in under a year.
Xponential Fitness' largest shareholder is pushing for a sale, arguing that Club Pilates alone is worth more than the entire company.
Xponential Fitness agreed to a proposed $17 million FTC payment and finalized a $22.75 million franchisee settlement as its shares plunged.
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