Chanhassen, MN–August 13, 2025–Fitness On Demand, the trusted omnifitness platform for gyms, hospitality, corporate and multifamily wellness, reports strong momentum in the first half of 2025, expanding its ecosystem with new solutions in recovery, on-demand content and live-streaming. The results are increasing engagement, better activating spaces, and driving retention for forward-thinking, operators.
Fitness On Demand’s recent product releases are already changing the way gyms think about member experience from attraction to retention without overloading staff or infrastructure.
Officially launched in Q1, Fitness On Demand’s Recovery Station enables members to access guided warm-ups, cool-downs, breathwork and stretching through a sleek touchscreen hub. Operators are turning quiet or underutilized corners of their clubs into in-demand wellness zones that increase dwell time and add value, especially during off-peak hours.
Now with over 3,500 club and operator partners, Fitness On Demand has welcomed new content partners to its platform and uploaded nearly 600 new piece of health and fitness content in the first half of 2025. New options range from rowing with Olympians and cycling across the globe, to mindfulness, meditation and recovery content.
Fitness On Demand also supports seamless live class broadcasting, giving clubs new ways to spotlight their instructors, run hybrid classes, and maintain consistency for members, whether they’re on the gym floor or at home.
Andy Peat, CEO of Fitness On Demand, said: "Most operators already have the screens and the space. Our job is to activate them-strategically and simply. Everything we’ve launched this year reflects what operators tell us they need: frictionless ways to improve experience, drive retention, and get more from the tech they, and their members, already have."
With a suite of solutions supporting live and on-demand classes, digital signage, studio spaces, mobile apps, biometrics tracking, and so much more, the Fitness On Demand ecosystem makes engagement feel effortless and, most importantly, measurable.
The platform is now in active use across leading franchises like Snap Fitness and Anytime Fitness, as well as boutique studios, hotels, corporate headquarters, and residential communities, supporting operators of all sizes in delivering a connected, complete, and accessible fitness experience.
Late last year, CEO Andy Peat was named one of the world's most inspiring workplace leaders and a finalist for Athletech News' Tech Executive of the Year, reflecting his commitment to building inclusive, scalable solutions that benefit operators, teams, and members alike. That people-first philosophy continues to shape every decision, ensuring the platform evolves with real-world needs, not just trends.