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FitLab, Inc.

FitLab, Inc.

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Oct 30, 2026

Sevan MatossianHOST
26:43
That's fucking crazy.
Sevan MatossianHOST
26:46
FitLab files for bankruptcy.
Sevan MatossianHOST
26:49
Former Nike partner, FitLab files.
Sevan MatossianHOST
26:52
They just bought a salt bike a couple years ago.
Caleb BeaverHOST
26:55
FitLab did?
Sevan MatossianHOST
26:59
Someone just bought it a couple years ago.
Sevan MatossianHOST
27:01
Yeah, Salt Fitness.
Sevan MatossianHOST
27:27
Oh, yeah, and employees who didn't get their paychecks.
Joe VenneriHOST
0:21
Visit talent.fit.co to start hiring.
Joe VenneriHOST
0:26
FitLab files for bankruptcy.
Joe VenneriHOST
0:29
FitLab, the integrated fitness platform built around studios, races, and equipment, has filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy, reporting between $100 million and $500 million in liabilities.
Joe VenneriHOST
0:40
Founded in 2019, FitLab pursued an ambitious roll-up strategy, acquiring businesses including Ragnar, Assault Fitness, Y7 Studio, and Mile High Run Club.
Joe VenneriHOST
0:50
It also operated XBT, the performance brand founded by Laird Hamilton and Gabby Reese, and partnered with Nike to launch Boutique Fitness Studios.
Joe VenneriHOST
0:58
but the ecosystem has started to come apart.
Joe VenneriHOST
1:01
Reports of rising debt, high churn, and race cancellations surfaced earlier this year.
Joe VenneriHOST
1:06
Nike ended its studio partnership, Assault Fitness stopped shipping equipment, and Y7 and Mile High Run Club closed their studios.
Joe VenneriHOST
0:21
Visit talent.fit.co to start hiring.
Joe VenneriHOST
0:26
FitLab files for bankruptcy.
Joe VenneriHOST
0:29
FitLab, the integrated fitness platform built around studios, races, and equipment, has filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy, reporting between $100 million and $500 million in liabilities.
Joe VenneriHOST
0:40
Founded in 2019, FitLab pursued an ambitious roll-up strategy, acquiring businesses including Ragnar, Assault Fitness, Y7 Studio, and Mile High Run Club.
Joe VenneriHOST
0:50
It also operated XBT, the performance brand founded by Laird Hamilton and Gabby Reese, and partnered with Nike to launch Boutique Fitness Studios.
Joe VenneriHOST
0:58
but the ecosystem has started to come apart.
Joe VenneriHOST
1:01
Reports of rising debt, high churn, and race cancellations surfaced earlier this year.
Joe VenneriHOST
1:06
Nike ended its studio partnership, Assault Fitness stopped shipping equipment, and Y7 and Mile High Run Club closed their studios.
Jack ThomasHOST
0:16
We've got some big stories for you this week.
Jack ThomasHOST
0:19
First up, we have the next stage of the FitLab saga.
Jack ThomasHOST
0:23
Now, of course, in our last episode, we went deep into what happened at FitLab, how it failed, how that's had a big negative impact on the boutique fitness industry and the brands associated with FitLab such as Y7 Studios and Mile High Run Club that we've visited through the FitGuide.
Jack ThomasHOST
0:37
Those brands have now closed down and there's really been ripples felt throughout the fitness industry and a lot of discussion on what it means to take in investors and PE, private equity investment as well.
Jack ThomasHOST
0:48
well.
Jack ThomasHOST
0:48
So finally, out of this saga, we have some good news.
Jack ThomasHOST
0:51
So Y7 Studios closed down as part of the wider FitLab collapse.
Jack ThomasHOST
0:56
And unfortunately, there were some instructors that were unpaid for work that they'd done.

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