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Life Time Sees 12.3% Revenue Surge Amid Wellness Boom

2/28/2026

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Life Time, the fitness club operator, reported a 12.3% revenue rise to $745.1 million in Q4 2025, driven by affluent consumers prioritizing health and wellness and in-center spending of $191 million.
Bahram Akradi, the Life Time chief executive, highlighted the engaged membership model's success.
Planet Fitness added 1.1 million members but projected slower revenue growth of 9% for 2026.
Analysts expressed skepticism about Planet Fitness' future guidance.

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Story summary

Life Time, the fitness club operator, reported a 12.3% revenue rise to $745.1 million in Q4 2025, driven by affluent consumers prioritizing health and wellness and in-center spending of $191 million.
Bahram Akradi, the Life Time chief executive, highlighted the engaged membership model's success.
Planet Fitness added 1.1 million members but projected slower revenue growth of 9% for 2026.
Analysts expressed skepticism about Planet Fitness' future guidance.