Life Time Group Holdings Inc Stock Price, News & Analysis

Life Time (NYSE: LTH) announced nationwide expansion of its CTR (Core. Tone. Reform.) reformer workout on November 6, 2025.

CTR has launched in 10 Life Time athletic country clubs with 18 additional locations scheduled by the end of 2025 (nearly 30 total) and a company target to offer CTR at more than 60 locations by end of 2026. The 45-minute, music-driven reformer class blends athletic conditioning and Pilates principles. The release cites reformer-based training participation up >70% since 2022 and notes Life Time operates 175+ Pilates studios with 800+ certified instructors. The company also highlights its complimentary Life Time app with on-demand and livestream classes.

Life Time (NYSE: LTH) reported Q3 2025 revenue of $782.6M, up 12.9% year-over-year, and net income of $102.4M, up 147.3%. Adjusted EBITDA rose to $220.0M (+22.0%) and adjusted net income was $93.0M (+65.2%). Memberships totaled 840,622 (up 1.7% YoY) and average center revenue per membership was $907 (+11.3% YoY).

Liquidity and capital: net debt leverage improved to 1.6x, available liquidity was $837.1M, and nine-month free cash flow was $216.4M. Company raised full-year 2025 guidance to $2.978–$2.988B revenue, $820–$824M Adjusted EBITDA, and expects to open 10 new centers.

Life Time (NYSE:LTH) on Oct. 30, 2025 offered six expert tips from Chief Science Officer Jim LaValle to help Americans adjust to the Nov. 2 daylight saving time shift.

Key advice includes gradual sleep shifts (15–20 minutes), morning light exposure (20–30 minutes), consistent routines, bedroom cooling (65–69°F), limiting evening caffeine and alcohol, and timing exercise earlier in the day. The release also highlights LTH Dream sleep powder and LTH Chill magnesium capsules, noting LTH Dream is NSF Contents and NSF Sport Certified.

Life Time (NYSE: LTH) and RED Development broke ground on Life Time Living Paradise Valley on Oct. 28, 2025, a luxury 11-story residential community of 327 units adjacent to a 92,000-square-foot Life Time Paradise Valley athletic country club scheduled to open in the first half of 2026.

Planned for completion in 2027, the project features one- and two-bedroom units, penthouses, a Signature Membership for every residence, a pedestrian bridge linking residences to club amenities, and a nearly 1.5-acre rooftop beach resort between rooftop amenity decks.

Life Time (NYSE: LTH) held its inaugural LT Games presented by Ten Thousand on October 25–26, 2025, at Life Time Target Center in Minneapolis.

The two-day hybrid fitness competition featured 17 high-intensity stages and more than 150 competitors. Lauren Weeks won 1st female and 1st overall (35:59 course-record) and Noah Ohlsen won 1st male (39:03). Life Time awarded more than $20,000 in prize money to top five finishers per division and launched companion LT Games training in its app and clubs.

Life Time (NYSE: LTH) unveiled the format, selection process and prize structure for the 2026 Life Time Grand Prix, its fifth off-road cycling season. The series expands financial support with a record $590,000 total prize purse (a 55% increase from 2025), including $350,000 for the overall podium ($175,000 per gender), $60,000 purses at UNBOUND Gravel and Leadville, $30,000 at other events, and a new $2,500 professional finisher compensation for overall places 11+.

Six events comprise the calendar; fields will be 25 men and 25 women, best five of six results count, applications open Oct 27–Nov 5, 2025, and the roster is announced Nov 11, 2025. Live broadcasts return for four events.

Life Time (NYSE: LTH) hosted the inaugural LT Open in Atlanta on October 20, 2025, a singles-only professional pickleball event with more than 140 players and a $250,000 prize purse.

Lea Jansen won the Women's Singles and Christopher Haworth won the Men's Singles, each receiving $50,000; runners-up Parris Todd and Federico Staksrud earned $15,000 each.

Thousands attended at Life Time Peachtree Corners; matches were broadcast on PPA Tour YouTube, PickleballTV, and FS2. The LT Open introduced on-site professional paddle testing with a GNG machine certified by UPA-A. Life Time reported 3.1 million pickleball participants across 800+ courts in the first half of 2025, members playing 6.8 times/month in 2025 vs 3.8 in 2023, and 26,000 lessons delivered in H1 2025.

Life Time (NYSE:LTH) was named to the 2025 Fortune 100 Fastest-Growing Companies list, which ranks firms by revenue, profit and stock returns over the three years through June 2025.

Companies on this year’s list delivered an average 40% annual return to shareholders over the past three years, versus a 20% annual S&P 500 return; Life Time highlighted its >185 athletic country clubs, >30 athletic events, and a 49,000-person workforce as part of its growth profile.

Life Time (NYSE: LTH) opened Life Time Prudential Center in Boston on October 17, 2025, its first downtown Boston location and seventh Massachusetts club. The nearly 60,000-square-foot urban athletic country club sits in Prudential Center Back Bay at 800 Boylston Street and was developed with BXP.

Key features include an ultra-luxe wet suite, rejuvenation suites, LifeCafe + Bar, social and work lounges, boutique studios with 110+ weekly classes, signature small-group training, a state-of-the-art fitness floor, and concierge dressing lounges. Memberships start at $349/month.