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Life Time Group Holdings, Inc. (NYSE: LTH) generates a steady flow of news as it expands and evolves its position as a healthy lifestyle brand and operator of athletic country clubs. Company announcements frequently highlight new club openings, program launches, expert guidance on wellness topics, and updates on its broader ecosystem of digital tools, events, and supplements.
Recent news has showcased Life Time’s continued physical expansion, with new destinations such as Life Time South Lamar in Austin, Life Time West Boca in Florida, and Life Time Otay Ranch in Chula Vista. These stories detail how each club blends performance training spaces, recovery amenities, social environments, and, in some cases, adults-only or boutique formats tailored to local communities.
Life Time also issues news on its training and programming innovations. For example, the company has announced the nationwide expansion of CTR (Core. Tone. Reform.), a Pilates-inspired reformer workout, and the return of the LT Games hybrid athlete competition in Minneapolis. These updates illustrate how Life Time uses branded formats and events to engage both members and non-members.
In addition, Life Time news features expert commentary on topics such as creatine supplementation and strategies for managing daylight saving time changes, often tying these insights to its LTH supplement line and broader healthy living philosophy. Financial news, including quarterly results and outlook updates, provides insight into membership trends, new club pipelines, and capital investments.
This page aggregates such coverage so readers can follow Life Time’s club openings, program expansions, wellness guidance, and financial disclosures in one place. Investors, members, and observers can use this feed to monitor how the company is developing its athletic country club network and related offerings over time.
Life Time (NYSE:LTH) hosted the 24th Annual Life Time Miami Marathon & Half on Jan. 25, 2026, drawing more than 17,000 runners from 49 states and 82 countries.
Dominic Ondoro won the marathon in 2:17:47, Christina Welsh won the women's marathon in 2:42:14, Mauricio Gonzalez won the half marathon in 1:06:17, and Tracy Barlow won the elite women's half in 1:17:37. The event sold out in mid‑August 2025 and featured community fundraising through the Life Time Foundation and a Saturday Tropical 5K.
Life Time Foundation (NYSE:LTH) will invest in Miami during the Life Time Miami Marathon weekend (Jan 24–25, 2026) through volunteer projects and charitable grants focused on youth movement, youth nutrition, and a healthier planet. Highlights include a Nikki Beach cleanup with 100 volunteers, Life Time Kids Run Miami where 850+ elementary and middle school students complete a Final Mile from a 16-week program, 36 Foundation Athletes each fundraising at least $1,000, and a $75,000 grant to The Education Fund's Food Forests for Schools (bringing three‑year support to $200,000).
The Foundation aims to sustain community impact beyond race weekend through ongoing programs and grants that support active kids, clean beaches, and school food forests.
Life Time (NYSE: LTH) reported preliminary estimated results for Q4 and full-year 2025 and introduced select fiscal 2026 guidance. FY2025 highlights include total revenue of $2,993–$2,995M (+14.2% YoY), net income of $371–$374M (+138.5% YoY), Adjusted EBITDA of $823–$825M (+21.7% YoY) and Adjusted net income of $322–$325M (+61.3% YoY). FY2026 guidance calls for revenue of $3,300–$3,330M (+10.7% vs FY2025 midpoint), Adjusted EBITDA $910–$925M (+11.3%) and Adjusted net income $369–$378M (+15.5%).
The company expects to open 12–14 large-format clubs in 2026 and target net debt/Adjusted EBITDA ≤2.0x.
Life Time (NYSE: LTH) released its 2026 owned and produced athletic events calendar, spanning 10 states and featuring mountain biking, gravel cycling, road running and trail running. The lineup covers marquee events across the year, including Life Time Miami Marathon (Jan 24-25), Sea Otter Classic (Apr 16-19), UNBOUND Gravel (May 28-31) and multiple Leadville events (Jun–Aug). Life Time operates more than 185 athletic country clubs and welcomes over 90,000 annual participants to its events and experiences. Early registration is available exclusively to Life Time members, and athletes can access charity entries via the Life Time Foundation.
Life Time (NYSE: LTH) opened a new 57,000-square-foot club, Life Time South Lamar, on December 31, 2025 in Austin's Bouldin development. The two-level facility features a signature co-ed wet suite (hot tub, cold plunge, hammam bench, steam room, sauna), outdoor relaxation overlooking West Bouldin Creek Greenbelt, and 125 weekly group classes at launch.
The club includes 30–35 dynamic personal trainers with a personality-based trainer matching system, boutique studios, LifeCafe with elevated dining and a planned Friday night tasting menu, and Life Time Kids Academy. This is Life Time's fifth Austin club and 34th in Texas.
Life Time (NYSE: LTH) released its 2026 wellness survey on Dec. 30, 2025, reporting that 82% of respondents plan to focus more on overall health and wellbeing in 2026, a 7% increase from last year. Strength training was the top primary goal (42.3%) and 46.5% plan to lift more in 2026. Longevity was cited by 33.2% as a motivation and 37.8% said longevity will define 2026. AI tools are used regularly or occasionally by 35.3%, while 36.4% are curious to try AI fitness tools. Survey period: Dec. 1–22, 2025 among >750 respondents.
Life Time (NYSE: LTH) opened an adults-only, 37,000-square-foot club in Uptown Boca on December 19, 2025. Life Time West Boca is the company's sixth Florida destination and joins an existing Boca Raton location nearly 25 years after Life Time's first Florida debut in 2006.
The boutique club emphasizes performance, recovery and community with amenities including functional training zones, dedicated studios (GTX, Pilates, Yoga/MB360, Barre), an Alpha training space, a co-ed wet suite with cold plunge, whirlpool, steam room and cedar sauna, LifeSpa services, recovery/PT lounge, lounge and juice bar. The club introduces CTR, Life Time's reformer-based, Pilates-meets-athletic-conditioning class, to Florida members.
Life Time (NYSE: LTH) opened Life Time Otay Ranch in Chula Vista on Dec. 15, 2025, its second club in San Diego County and the first built from the ground up in the market. The two-level destination totals more than 135,000 square feet of indoor and outdoor space and added nearly 200 jobs.
Key amenities include a 26,000‑sq‑ft workout floor, seven pickleball courts (three indoor), recovery and spa facilities, resort-style pool deck, Kids Academy, LifeCafe and a LifeSpa. Membership waitlist and hours are available online and by phone.
Life Time (NYSE: LTH) on Dec 11, 2025 published a 2025 Holiday Gift Guide of expert-backed wellness gift ideas covering fitness tech, recovery, self-care, nutrition, and pickleball gear.
Highlights include gift cards, HigherDOSE recovery products, Garmin Forerunner 965, Hyperboot by Nike x Hyperice, LTH-branded powders and supplements, JOOLA paddles, and a one-year Experience Life subscription. Order-by date is December 15 for holiday arrival.
Life Time (NYSE: LTH) announced the return of the LT Games presented by Ten Thousand on April 25, 2026 at Life Time Target Center in Minneapolis following a sold-out 2025 debut.
Registration opens Dec 12, 2025 for members and Dec 15, 2025 for non-members; spots are limited to 128 athletes. The one-day hybrid competition uses a 17-station choose-your-own-adventure format and will award $25,000 in prize money across top three male and female finishers. Event partners include Ten Thousand, and Life Time will offer preparatory hybrid classes and an 8-week training program in its app.
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