The gym of the future will feature open floor plans, recovery services and digital content, all in the spirit of member engagement.
Hyperice is rolling out dedicated wellness zones in gyms and other fitness facilities through a strategic partnership with Escape Fitness.
Consumers can now pay for Hyperice products with HSA/FSA funds using Sika Health’s integrated payment technology.
Aktiv founder and CEO Bryan Green believes the physical layout of the fitness floor is as important as the quality of equipment offered.
The Hyperice X Shoulder uses customizable hot and cold therapy to promote shoulder health and speed up the recovery process.
EoS Fitness, a high-value, low-price gym that launched in 2014, now has over one million members and is eyeing 250 locations by 2030.
Amped Fitness, a low-cost gym chain, offers seemingly endless boutique-style amenities for its top membership tier.
Hyperice will feature its recovery tech products at pickleball tournaments to help ward off the aches and pains of the popular net spot.
Despite a low monthly cost, EoS Fitness facilities boast amenities like Hyperice massagers, infrared saunas and EGYM equipment.
Hyperice has received a $100 million-plus strategic growth capital facility investment from Atlas Credit Partners, the company announced.
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