The brand is currently targeting an ambitious footprint expansion, with plans to open approximately 100 gyms this year. This growth is bolstered by a strategic investment from Leonard Green & Partners and a push into emerging markets. Crunch has already established a presence in India with a flagship club in Noida and expects to roll out 75 additional locations across the country. Further international momentum includes a master franchise agreement in Mexico, projected to bring 50 gyms to the region, and a planned entry into New Zealand by early 2027.
Beyond sheer unit count, the company is pivoting toward a more premium consumer experience. The convention introduced "Crunch 3.0," a design prototype featuring specialized studios for Pilates, boxing, and strength training, alongside expanded recovery amenities like contrast and red-light therapy. This aesthetic evolution extends to the "Crunch Select" model, a premium tier debuting in Long Beach, New York, later this year. CEO Chequan Lewis noted that while the brand is accelerating, the core mission remains rooted in the community-focused "No Judgments" philosophy that has defined the company’s current reach of 3.5 million members across 550 global locations.

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