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Why Fitness Franchise F45 Embraces (and Executes) New Ideas
Fast decisions and implementation keep the business moving forward.
Pure Barre's President Is Getting the Brand in Top Shape
The young franchisor has focused on improving operations -- and sales have increased as a result.
This Franchisee Ditched a High-Powered Corporate Career to Run Her Own Cycling Studios
Lisa Locker spent decades climbing the corporate ladder. But as a CycleBar franchisee, she's found a whole new challenge.
How This CEO Built a Fitness Empire of More Than 150 Locations
Eric Casaburi, CEO of Retro Fitness, talks about turning one gym into over 150 fitness clubs across the United States.
After Explosive Growth, the CEO of Orangetheory Explains How He's Moving So Fast
The fitness franchise has increased revenue by 137 percent in the last three years.
This One Habit Changed How Tim McGraw Thinks and Works
The secret to better work relationships, focus and teamwork might be simpler than you think.
How Kate Hudson Created a Million-Member Fitness Movement with Fabletics
To turn her passion into a global business, the Oscar-nominated actress took a great idea and added a whole lot of sweat.
How Being Healthy Launched This Entrepreneur's Career
Find out how this entrepreneur dropped everything to chase her dreams.
More People Flocking to Fitness Classes Inspired by Ballet, Cycling and Tech
Recent findings from MyFitnessPal also show a dip in interest in yoga.
YouTube Fitness Star Cassey Ho's 3 Quick Health Tips For Busy Entrepreneurs
The popular pilates instructor says these are the essential cornerstones of staying fit and eating right when you're on a tight schedule.
Former New York Times Pressman Worked Out a Strong Career Change in Mid-Life With Retro Fitness
At 38, Warren De Stefano said goodbye to newspapers and hello to a unique gym franchise, helping disabled military veterans along the way.
This Franchisee Left a Life of Crime (Others' Crimes) to Focus on Fitness
Government prosecutor April Porter had seen more than enough horrific sex offenses and homicides. She decided to walk away.