India Fitness Market Report 2025
A comprehensive look at one of the world’s fastest-growing fitness markets. The India Fitness Market Report 2025 is available as a free download from the Health & Fitness Association.
This report is FREE for HFA members and non-members.
The India Fitness Market Report 2025, produced in collaboration between Deloitte India and the Health & Fitness Association (HFA), offers the most detailed analysis to date of India’s evolving fitness economy.
With industry revenue projected to more than double from INR16,200 crore (US$1.9 billion) in 2024 to INR37,700 crore (US$4.5 billion) by 2030, the report highlights both the opportunities and challenges shaping this dynamic market.
What’s Inside
- Market size and growth outlook through 2030
- Membership trends, penetration rates, and facility counts
- Regional dynamics across India’s top cities and beyond
- Consumer insights from over 3,000 survey respondents in 40+ cities
- Segment analysis of Value, Premium, and Boutique gyms
- Perspectives from industry leaders and Deloitte analysts
Why It Matters
India represents one of the most exciting growth opportunities in the global fitness industry. With the world’s largest population, rising disposable incomes, and a youthful demographic increasingly focused on health, the market is poised for rapid expansion. This report provides valuable insights for operators, investors, policymakers, and allied industries seeking to understand and tap into this momentum.
Methodology
The India Fitness Market Report 2025 was produced by Deloitte India in collaboration with the Health & Fitness Association, drawing on both primary and secondary research to provide a comprehensive view of the sector. The analysis was limited to commercial fitness facilities, excluding free public gyms, hotel facilities and corporate wellness centers, to ensure consistency in market sizing.
Primary data collection combined several approaches, including web scraping of facilities across India, consumer and channel surveys, and interviews with owners, trainers and managers to capture on-the-ground business dynamics.
Secondary data collection included analysis of industry reports, government databases and market research publications to supplement and validate primary findings.