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Core Health & Fitness is a privately held, vertically integrated global manufacturer of commercial fitness equipment, operating as Core Health & Fitness, LLC and headquartered in Vancouver, Washington. The company distributes a portfolio of legacy and acquired brands — Nautilus (strength), StairMaster (stair climbing), Star Trac (cardio), Schwinn (indoor cycling), Throwdown (functional/HIIT), GymRax (functional training), and the Wexer digital fitness platform — across 176+ countries to commercial facility operators including fitness centers, hospitality, corporate wellness, municipalities, multi-unit housing, rehabilitation, military, YMCA, and collegiate athletic facilities.

The company's product architecture spans commercial-grade cardio (treadmills, ellipticals, bikes, climbers), strength (selectorized, plate-loaded, free weights, racks), functional and HIIT equipment, indoor cycling, and connected fitness consoles with digital integration. Wexer provides the software layer, delivering virtual training, on-demand content, and AI-powered personalized fitness experiences across over 25 million user sessions annually. Core Connect provides aftermarket service and support, and CoreFit Collective delivers instructor education and certification. The company also acquired Aktiv Solutions' assets in July 2025, adding functional-fitness facility design capability.

The revenue model is anchored by quote-based, multi-year commercial equipment sales through direct enterprise field sales, an e-commerce storefront (shop.corehandf.com), and a dealer/reseller network, supplemented by recurring after-sale services, instructor training programs (CoreFit Summit, CoreFit Collective), and used-equipment resale through a certified reseller program. Go-to-market is consultation-driven with a "Request a Consultation" sales process targeting enterprise and mid-market commercial operators.

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251–500
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HeadquartersVancouver, United States
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Vancouver
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United States
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North America
Markets served

Serves global market

Keyword5 values
commercial fitness equipment, cardio and strength machines, indoor cycling bikes, connected fitness consoles, virtual fitness platform
Industry3 codes
1Fitness Equipment & Performance Accessories Retail
CodeCRAMABADPrimaryYes
2Fitness, Exercise & Gym Equipment Distribution
CodeCRAOAJAGPrimaryNo
3Smart Fitness & Training Devices (Connected Fitness Sensors, Smart Jump Ropes, etc.)
CodeCRACAQAHPrimaryNo
NAICS code1 code
  • Sporting and Athletic Goods Manufacturing33992
SIC code1 code
  • Sporting & Athletic Goods, Nec3949
Product category
Commercial Fitness Equipment
GTM motion3 records

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Type, Description, Source

Revenue model3 records
1Commercial Fitness Equipment Sales
TypeHardware Sales
Description

Core Health & Fitness generates revenue primarily through the sale of commercial fitness equipment including cardio machines (treadmills, ellipticals, bikes, stair climbers), strength equipment (selectorized, plate-loaded, free weights), functional training systems, and indoor cycling bikes. Products are sold directly to commercial facilities including fitness centers, hotels, corporate gyms, and municipal facilities.

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2After-sale Services and Support
TypeProfessional Services
Description

The company provides after-sale services including installation, maintenance support through Core Connect platform, and service training. This creates recurring service revenue opportunities.

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3Instructor Education Programs
TypeProfessional Services
Description

Revenue generated through CoreFit Collective instructor education and training programs, CoreFit Summit events, and certification offerings.

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Cost components6 values
Supply Chain, Personnel, Operations, Marketing or Sales, Technology or R&D, Infrastructure
Pricing details1 tier
1Consultation-based commercial equipment pricing
ModelOtherBilling cadenceMulti-year contract
Notes

Pricing is determined through consultation with sales team based on facility type, space requirements, equipment selection, and installation needs. No public pricing available.

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B2B
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Hardware or Manufacturing
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1StairMaster
Description

Stair climbing equipment and stepper machines - core brand of Core Health & Fitness.

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Core Health & Fitness is a vertically integrated global manufacturer of commercial fitness equipment. It sells cardio machines (treadmills, ellipticals, stair climbers, upright and recumbent bikes), strength training equipment (selectorized, plate-loaded, free weights, racks, benches), functional and HIIT systems, indoor cycling bikes, and the Wexer digital fitness platform to commercial facilities including fitness centers, hotels, corporate gyms, municipalities, military, multi-unit housing, YMCAs, and rehabilitation centers.

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Problem solved
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  • 100,230+ commercial facilities equipped globally
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Product overview1 text field

Core Health & Fitness operates as a commercial fitness equipment conglomerate with a multi-brand portfolio strategy. The company distributes and supports equipment brands including Nautilus (strength), StairMaster (stair climbing), Star Trac (cardio), Schwinn (indoor cycling), Throwdown (functional/HIIT), and GymRax through commercial fitness channels. The Wexer digital platform provides virtual and AI-powered personalized fitness experiences. Connected Fitness consoles enable IoT integration across the equipment ecosystem. The portfolio serves diverse market segments from fitness centers and hospitality to government/military and corporate fitness through a global distribution network spanning 176+ countries with 100,230+ commercial facilities equipped. The company recently expanded through acquisition of Aktiv Solutions' assets in 2025.

Product and service11 records
1StairMaster Stair Climbers
CategoryCommercial cardio equipment
Description

Commercial stair-climbing cardio equipment line under the StairMaster brand, including the 10G stair climber featuring OverDrive Training Mode that simulates pushing, carrying, and climbing resistance. Designed for commercial fitness facilities, hotels, and high-traffic training environments requiring intense stair-climbing workouts.

2Nautilus Strength Equipment
CategoryCommercial strength equipment
Description

Commercial strength training equipment brand offering selectorized machines, plate-loaded equipment, free weights, and accessories across the Inspiration, Instinct, Impact, Leverage, and Plate Loaded lines, plus benches, racks and platforms, multi-stations, and rigs. Sold to commercial fitness centers, athletic facilities, and government/military training centers.

3Star Trac Cardio Equipment
CategoryCommercial cardio equipment
Description

Commercial cardio equipment brand featuring treadmills, upright and recumbent bikes, ellipticals, and the FreeRunner 10TRx. Includes connected fitness consoles with virtual training and performance tracking for commercial fitness facilities.

4Schwinn Indoor Cycling Bikes
CategoryCommercial indoor cycling equipment
Description

Commercial indoor cycling and group cycling bikes under the Schwinn brand, designed for studio environments and group fitness classes. Includes bike accessories for commercial cycling studios.

5Throwdown HIIT and Functional Training Equipment
CategoryFunctional and HIIT training equipment
Description

Commercial HIIT and functional training equipment brand. Products include HIIT UBE, HIIT Line, HIITMill, HIIT Rower, HIIT Ski, HIIT Rope, Alpha XTC Functional Core Station, the Kevlar impact sports line, and BoxMaster. Designed for high-intensity training zones in commercial fitness facilities and functional fitness areas.

6Throwdown Impact Sports Equipment
CategoryImpact sports and combat training equipment
Description

Throwdown impact sports line including the BoxMaster boxing station and Kevlar line bag racks and accessories for boxing, MMA, and combat-style training areas in commercial gyms.

7GymRax Functional Training Equipment
CategoryFunctional training equipment
Description

Functional training equipment brand for commercial fitness facilities, complementing Throwdown's functional training portfolio with rigs, storage, and accessories for functional zones.

8Wexer Digital Fitness Platform
CategoryDigital fitness platform / virtual training
Description

Digital fitness platform delivering virtual and AI-powered personalized fitness experiences for commercial operators. Powers over 25 million fitness experiences annually through on-demand classes, virtual training content, and AI-driven personalization based on user behavior and performance data.

9Connected Fitness Consoles
CategoryConnected fitness hardware and IoT integration
Description

Cardio, cycling, and HIIT consoles with connected fitness features enabling digital integration, performance tracking, and virtual training across Core's equipment brands. Includes cardio consoles, cycling consoles, HIIT consoles, and personal viewing screens.

10CoreFit Collective Instructor Education and Certification
CategoryEducation and certification services
Description

Evidence-based instructor training and certification programs empowering instructors and facilities to elevate member experience through professional development, supplemented by the CoreFit Summit event and CoreFit App.

11Core Connect Service and Support Platform
CategoryEquipment service and support
Description

Customer support and service platform for managing commercial fitness equipment relationships, installation, and service requests, supported by a dedicated service training program.

Scale indicator6 records

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Type, Value, Description, Source

Partnership5 partners
Strategic tierStrategic AcquisitionTypeStrategic or Co-development PartnerAnnounced on2025-07-17
Description

Core Health & Fitness acquired the assets of Aktiv Solutions after the California-based functional fitness design and equipment provider was foreclosed on by its private equity backer Gaston Capital Partners. Aktiv Solutions operated for nearly 15 years as a major player in gym, hotel and corporate wellness facility design. Core Health & Fitness plans to work with Aktiv founder Bryan Green as a strategic advisor during the transition.

Strategic tierCoreTypeTechnology or Integration
Description

Wexer, delivering over 25 million fitness experiences annually, is a digital fitness platform that is part of the Core Health & Fitness portfolio. The partnership enables AI-powered personalized fitness experiences and virtual training integration with Core's equipment. Bryan O'Rourke, CEO of Core Health & Fitness, is President of the Fitness Industry Technology Council and discusses Wexer as an example of AI-powered data creating personalized experiences.

Strategic tierFlagshipTypeStrategic or Co-development Partner
Description

Core Health & Fitness served as the equipment supplier for Everlast Gyms+ Chiswick flagship in West London, a 27,000sq ft facility. The partnership integrated Core brands including Nautilus, StairMaster, Star Trac, and Throwdown throughout the facility to support strength training, functional movement, and cardio experiences. Everlast Gyms' Managing Director Dan Summerson highlighted the supplier relationship as essential to the company's growth strategy.

Strategic tierProduct ExtensionTypeTechnology or Integration
Description

GymRax is a brand within the Core Health & Fitness portfolio, offering functional training equipment solutions. Listed alongside other Core brands including StairMaster, Schwinn, Nautilus, Star Trac, Throwdown, and Wexer.

Strategic tierAdvisoryTypeOthers
Description

Bryan Green, founder of Aktiv Solutions, will serve as a strategic advisor to Core Health & Fitness during the transition following the acquisition of Aktiv Solutions' assets.

Recent move6 records

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Expansion highlight6 records

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Peers10 records
TypeDirect peer
Description

Life Fitness is the closest direct competitor — a global manufacturer of commercial cardio and strength equipment sold to health clubs, hospitality, and corporate gyms. Its portfolio (including Hammer Strength, Cybex, and SCIFIT) directly overlaps Core's Nautilus, Star Trac, and Throwdown lines.

TypeDirect peer
Description

Technogym is an Italian-based global commercial fitness equipment manufacturer with a strong connected-fitness and wellness software platform. It competes head-to-head with Core's multi-brand strategy across cardio, strength, and digital ecosystems in premium clubs and hospitality.

TypeDirect peer
Description

Precor, owned by Amer Sports, manufactures commercial cardio, strength, and networked fitness equipment for health clubs, hotels, and military customers. Its product breadth and commercial-channel focus make it one of the most direct comparables to Core Health & Fitness.

TypeDirect peer
Description

Matrix Fitness (Johnson Health Tech) is a global commercial cardio and strength equipment manufacturer serving health clubs, hospitality, and multi-unit housing. Its commercial console strategy and breadth of product lines closely parallel Core's portfolio approach.

TypeDirect peer
Description

TRUE Fitness manufactures commercial treadmills, ellipticals, bikes, and strength equipment sold through dealers to health clubs, corporate fitness, and military facilities. It competes directly with Core in mid-tier commercial segments.

TypeDirect peer
Description

Cybex, owned by Life Fitness, makes commercial strength and cardio equipment including selectorized machines and arc trainers. Overlaps directly with Core's Nautilus selectorized strength lines and StairMaster cardio category.

TypeDirect peer
Description

HOIST Fitness designs and manufactures commercial strength training equipment including selectorized and functional training systems. It competes directly with Core's Nautilus selectorized and Throwdown functional lines in commercial health clubs.

TypeEmerging player
Description

Peloton Commercial sells connected cardio (bike, tread) and content for hotels, multi-unit housing, and corporate wellness. It competes with Star Trac/Schwinn connected bikes and represents the connected-fitness threat to Core's traditional equipment base.

TypeEmerging player
Description

EGYM is a connected strength training platform serving commercial gyms with smart strength equipment and a member-engagement SaaS layer. It is an emerging competitor to Core's Nautilus selectorized lines on the digital integration front.

TypeOthers
Description

iFit (part of Icon Health & Fitness) provides connected content and software integrated into partner equipment brands. It is an ecosystem participant that competes with Core's Wexer platform for content/AI-personalization mindshare in commercial channels.

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Segment9 records

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Ideal customer profile6 records

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Core Health & Fitness

Commercial Fitness Equipmentcorehandf.com

What Core Health & Fitness does

Core Health & Fitness is a privately held, vertically integrated global manufacturer of commercial fitness equipment, operating as Core Health & Fitness, LLC and headquartered in Vancouver, Washington. The company distributes a portfolio of legacy and acquired brands — Nautilus (strength), StairMaster (stair climbing), Star Trac (cardio), Schwinn (indoor cycling), Throwdown (functional/HIIT), GymRax (functional training), and the Wexer digital fitness platform — across 176+ countries to commercial facility operators including fitness centers, hospitality, corporate wellness, municipalities, multi-unit housing, rehabilitation, military, YMCA, and collegiate athletic facilities.

The company's product architecture spans commercial-grade cardio (treadmills, ellipticals, bikes, climbers), strength (selectorized, plate-loaded, free weights, racks), functional and HIIT equipment, indoor cycling, and connected fitness consoles with digital integration. Wexer provides the software layer, delivering virtual training, on-demand content, and AI-powered personalized fitness experiences across over 25 million user sessions annually. Core Connect provides aftermarket service and support, and CoreFit Collective delivers instructor education and certification. The company also acquired Aktiv Solutions' assets in July 2025, adding functional-fitness facility design capability.

The revenue model is anchored by quote-based, multi-year commercial equipment sales through direct enterprise field sales, an e-commerce storefront (shop.corehandf.com), and a dealer/reseller network, supplemented by recurring after-sale services, instructor training programs (CoreFit Summit, CoreFit Collective), and used-equipment resale through a certified reseller program. Go-to-market is consultation-driven with a "Request a Consultation" sales process targeting enterprise and mid-market commercial operators.

Core Health & Fitness firmographics

Firmographics
Name
Core Health & Fitness
Legal name
Core Health & Fitness, LLC
Website
https://corehandf.com
Company type
Private
Founded year
2010
Operating status
Operating
Headcount range
251–500 employees
Ownership category
akta.pro rank

Core Health & Fitness industry classification

Industry
Product category
Commercial Fitness Equipment
NAICS
Sporting and Athletic Goods Manufacturing (33992)
SIC
Sporting & Athletic Goods, Nec (3949)
akta.pro primary industry
Fitness Equipment & Performance Accessories Retail (CRAMABAD)
akta.pro secondary industries
Fitness, Exercise & Gym Equipment Distribution (CRAOAJAG), Smart Fitness & Training Devices (Connected Fitness Sensors, Smart Jump Ropes, etc.) (CRACAQAH)

Keywords

  • Commercial fitness equipment
  • Cardio and strength machines
  • Indoor cycling bikes
  • Connected fitness consoles
  • Virtual fitness platform

Where Core Health & Fitness is headquartered

Location

Headquarters

HQ city
Vancouver
HQ country
United States
HQ region
North America

Markets served

Core Health & Fitness business model

Business model
GTM type
B2B
Offering type
Hardware or Manufacturing
Cost components
Supply Chain, Personnel, Operations, Marketing or Sales, Technology or R&D, Infrastructure

Revenue model

  1. Commercial Fitness Equipment Sales: Core Health & Fitness generates revenue primarily through the sale of commercial fitness equipment including cardio machines (treadmills, ellipticals, bikes, stair climbers), strength equipment (selectorized, plate-loaded, free weights), functional training systems, and indoor cycling bikes. Products are sold directly to commercial facilities including fitness centers, hotels, corporate gyms, and municipal facilities.
  2. After-sale Services and Support: The company provides after-sale services including installation, maintenance support through Core Connect platform, and service training. This creates recurring service revenue opportunities.
  3. Instructor Education Programs: Revenue generated through CoreFit Collective instructor education and training programs, CoreFit Summit events, and certification offerings.

Pricing tiers

ModelBillingPrice
OtherMulti-year contractConsultation-based commercial equipment pricing

Go-to-market motion3 records

Distribution channels3 records

Marketing channels6 records

Core Health & Fitness product offering

Product offering

Core offering

Core Health & Fitness is a vertically integrated global manufacturer of commercial fitness equipment. It sells cardio machines (treadmills, ellipticals, stair climbers, upright and recumbent bikes), strength training equipment (selectorized, plate-loaded, free weights, racks, benches), functional and HIIT systems, indoor cycling bikes, and the Wexer digital fitness platform to commercial facilities including fitness centers, hotels, corporate gyms, municipalities, military, multi-unit housing, YMCAs, and rehabilitation centers.

Product overview

Core Health & Fitness operates as a commercial fitness equipment conglomerate with a multi-brand portfolio strategy. The company distributes and supports equipment brands including Nautilus (strength), StairMaster (stair climbing), Star Trac (cardio), Schwinn (indoor cycling), Throwdown (functional/HIIT), and GymRax through commercial fitness channels. The Wexer digital platform provides virtual and AI-powered personalized fitness experiences. Connected Fitness consoles enable IoT integration across the equipment ecosystem. The portfolio serves diverse market segments from fitness centers and hospitality to government/military and corporate fitness through a global distribution network spanning 176+ countries with 100,230+ commercial facilities equipped. The company recently expanded through acquisition of Aktiv Solutions' assets in 2025.

Differentiator

Problem solved

Functional benefit

Brands

  • StairMaster: Stair climbing equipment and stepper machines - core brand of Core Health & Fitness.
  • Schwinn
  • Nautilus
  • Star Trac
  • Throwdown
  • Wexer
  • GymRax
  • CoreFit Collective
  • CoreFit Summit
  • CoreFit App

Products and services

  • StairMaster Stair Climbers Commercial stair-climbing cardio equipment line under the StairMaster brand, including the 10G stair climber featuring OverDrive Training Mode that simulates pushing, carrying, and climbing resistance. Designed for commercial fitness facilities, hotels, and high-traffic training environments requiring intense stair-climbing workouts.
  • Nautilus Strength Equipment Commercial strength training equipment brand offering selectorized machines, plate-loaded equipment, free weights, and accessories across the Inspiration, Instinct, Impact, Leverage, and Plate Loaded lines, plus benches, racks and platforms, multi-stations, and rigs. Sold to commercial fitness centers, athletic facilities, and government/military training centers.
  • Star Trac Cardio Equipment Commercial cardio equipment brand featuring treadmills, upright and recumbent bikes, ellipticals, and the FreeRunner 10TRx. Includes connected fitness consoles with virtual training and performance tracking for commercial fitness facilities.
  • Schwinn Indoor Cycling Bikes Commercial indoor cycling and group cycling bikes under the Schwinn brand, designed for studio environments and group fitness classes. Includes bike accessories for commercial cycling studios.
  • Throwdown HIIT and Functional Training Equipment Commercial HIIT and functional training equipment brand. Products include HIIT UBE, HIIT Line, HIITMill, HIIT Rower, HIIT Ski, HIIT Rope, Alpha XTC Functional Core Station, the Kevlar impact sports line, and BoxMaster. Designed for high-intensity training zones in commercial fitness facilities and functional fitness areas.
  • Throwdown Impact Sports Equipment Throwdown impact sports line including the BoxMaster boxing station and Kevlar line bag racks and accessories for boxing, MMA, and combat-style training areas in commercial gyms.
  • GymRax Functional Training Equipment Functional training equipment brand for commercial fitness facilities, complementing Throwdown's functional training portfolio with rigs, storage, and accessories for functional zones.
  • Wexer Digital Fitness Platform Digital fitness platform delivering virtual and AI-powered personalized fitness experiences for commercial operators. Powers over 25 million fitness experiences annually through on-demand classes, virtual training content, and AI-driven personalization based on user behavior and performance data.
  • Connected Fitness Consoles Cardio, cycling, and HIIT consoles with connected fitness features enabling digital integration, performance tracking, and virtual training across Core's equipment brands. Includes cardio consoles, cycling consoles, HIIT consoles, and personal viewing screens.
  • CoreFit Collective Instructor Education and Certification Evidence-based instructor training and certification programs empowering instructors and facilities to elevate member experience through professional development, supplemented by the CoreFit Summit event and CoreFit App.
  • Core Connect Service and Support Platform Customer support and service platform for managing commercial fitness equipment relationships, installation, and service requests, supported by a dedicated service training program.

Quantifiable outcome

  • 100,230+ commercial facilities equipped globally
  • +2 more outcomes

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Core Health & Fitness technology and API

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Five partnerships are on record, tiered strategic acquisition, core, flagship, product extension and advisory.

  • Aktiv Solutionsstrategic acquisitionStrategic or Co-development Partner · 17 July 2025Core Health & Fitness acquired the assets of Aktiv Solutions after the California-based functional fitness design and equipment provider was foreclosed on by its private equity backer Gaston Capital Partners. Aktiv Solutions operated for nearly 15 years as a major player in gym, hotel and corporate wellness facility design. Core Health & Fitness plans to work with Aktiv founder Bryan Green as a strategic advisor during the transition.
  • WexercoreTechnology or IntegrationWexer, delivering over 25 million fitness experiences annually, is a digital fitness platform that is part of the Core Health & Fitness portfolio. The partnership enables AI-powered personalized fitness experiences and virtual training integration with Core's equipment. Bryan O'Rourke, CEO of Core Health & Fitness, is President of the Fitness Industry Technology Council and discusses Wexer as an example of AI-powered data creating personalized experiences.
  • Everlast GymsflagshipStrategic or Co-development PartnerCore Health & Fitness served as the equipment supplier for Everlast Gyms+ Chiswick flagship in West London, a 27,000sq ft facility. The partnership integrated Core brands including Nautilus, StairMaster, Star Trac, and Throwdown throughout the facility to support strength training, functional movement, and cardio experiences. Everlast Gyms' Managing Director Dan Summerson highlighted the supplier relationship as essential to the company's growth strategy.
  • GymRaxproduct extensionTechnology or IntegrationGymRax is a brand within the Core Health & Fitness portfolio, offering functional training equipment solutions. Listed alongside other Core brands including StairMaster, Schwinn, Nautilus, Star Trac, Throwdown, and Wexer.
  • Bryan GreenadvisoryOthersBryan Green, founder of Aktiv Solutions, will serve as a strategic advisor to Core Health & Fitness during the transition following the acquisition of Aktiv Solutions' assets.

Scale indicators6 records

Recent moves6 records

Expansion highlights6 records

Core Health & Fitness competitors and assessment

Company assessment

Direct peers

  • Life Fitness: Life Fitness is the closest direct competitor — a global manufacturer of commercial cardio and strength equipment sold to health clubs, hospitality, and corporate gyms. Its portfolio (including Hammer Strength, Cybex, and SCIFIT) directly overlaps Core's Nautilus, Star Trac, and Throwdown lines.
  • Technogym: Technogym is an Italian-based global commercial fitness equipment manufacturer with a strong connected-fitness and wellness software platform. It competes head-to-head with Core's multi-brand strategy across cardio, strength, and digital ecosystems in premium clubs and hospitality.
  • Precor: Precor, owned by Amer Sports, manufactures commercial cardio, strength, and networked fitness equipment for health clubs, hotels, and military customers. Its product breadth and commercial-channel focus make it one of the most direct comparables to Core Health & Fitness.
  • Matrix Fitness: Matrix Fitness (Johnson Health Tech) is a global commercial cardio and strength equipment manufacturer serving health clubs, hospitality, and multi-unit housing. Its commercial console strategy and breadth of product lines closely parallel Core's portfolio approach.
  • TRUE Fitness: TRUE Fitness manufactures commercial treadmills, ellipticals, bikes, and strength equipment sold through dealers to health clubs, corporate fitness, and military facilities. It competes directly with Core in mid-tier commercial segments.
  • Cybex International: Cybex, owned by Life Fitness, makes commercial strength and cardio equipment including selectorized machines and arc trainers. Overlaps directly with Core's Nautilus selectorized strength lines and StairMaster cardio category.
  • HOIST Fitness Systems: HOIST Fitness designs and manufactures commercial strength training equipment including selectorized and functional training systems. It competes directly with Core's Nautilus selectorized and Throwdown functional lines in commercial health clubs.

Emerging players

  • Peloton Commercial: Peloton Commercial sells connected cardio (bike, tread) and content for hotels, multi-unit housing, and corporate wellness. It competes with Star Trac/Schwinn connected bikes and represents the connected-fitness threat to Core's traditional equipment base.
  • EGYM: EGYM is a connected strength training platform serving commercial gyms with smart strength equipment and a member-engagement SaaS layer. It is an emerging competitor to Core's Nautilus selectorized lines on the digital integration front.

Others

  • iFit: iFit (part of Icon Health & Fitness) provides connected content and software integrated into partner equipment brands. It is an ecosystem participant that competes with Core's Wexer platform for content/AI-personalization mindshare in commercial channels.

Market position

Strengths5 records

Weaknesses5 records

Competitive moat6 records

Key risks6 records

Key highlights6 records

Customer concentration

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Core Health & Fitness leadership team

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Profiles3 records

Core Health & Fitness subsidiaries and ownership

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Subsidiaries1 record

Core Health & Fitness funding detail

Funding detail

Funding overview

Funding rounds1 record

Investors1 record

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Core Health & Fitness M&A and investment

M&A and investment

M&A

Investments

M&A and investment is available on the Subscription and Enterprise plan.Contact sales →

Frequently asked questions about Core Health & Fitness

What does Core Health & Fitness do?

Core Health & Fitness is a vertically integrated global manufacturer of commercial fitness equipment. It sells cardio machines (treadmills, ellipticals, stair climbers, upright and recumbent bikes), strength training equipment (selectorized, plate-loaded, free weights, racks, benches), functional and HIIT systems, indoor cycling bikes, and the Wexer digital fitness platform to commercial facilities including fitness centers, hotels, corporate gyms, municipalities, military, multi-unit housing, YMCAs, and rehabilitation centers.

Is Core Health & Fitness a public or private company?

Core Health & Fitness is a private company. It is classified as private equity controlled and is currently operating.

When was Core Health & Fitness founded?

Core Health & Fitness was founded in 2010. It employs 251 to 500 people.

Where is Core Health & Fitness based?

Core Health & Fitness is headquartered in Vancouver, United States, in the North America region.

How does Core Health & Fitness make money?

Three revenue lines are on record. Commercial Fitness Equipment Sales are the primary driver. The others are after-sale Services and Support and instructor Education Programs.

Who are Core Health & Fitness's main competitors?

Direct peers on record are Life Fitness, Technogym, Precor, Matrix Fitness, TRUE Fitness, Cybex International and HOIST Fitness Systems. Emerging players are Peloton Commercial and EGYM. iFit is listed as an others.

Does Core Health & Fitness have an API?

No public API is recorded for Core Health & Fitness.

What industry is Core Health & Fitness in?

Core Health & Fitness's product category is Commercial Fitness Equipment. Its primary akta.pro industry code is CRAMABAD, Fitness Equipment & Performance Accessories Retail, with a secondary code of CRAOAJAG, Fitness, Exercise & Gym Equipment Distribution. Its NAICS code is 33992 and its SIC code is 3949.

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Stock TitanStepStone Anchors Gainline’s Core Continuation FundGainline Capital Partners closed a single-asset continuation fund for Core Health & Fitness, led by StepStone Group. The fund provides liquidity to existing investors and raises follow-on capital to support Core's growth and global expansion. The company operates fitness brands across 75 countries.citybizGainline Closes Continuation Fund to Support Core Health & Fitness GrowthGainline Capital Partners closed an oversubscribed continuation fund for Core Health & Fitness, with StepStone Group as sole lead investor. The deal provides liquidity for existing investors and additional capital for Core's growth and international expansion, though fund size and terms were not disclosed.AthletechnewsACE, Core Health & Fitness Launch Data-Focused Indoor Cycling Instructor TrainingThe American Council on Exercise (ACE) has launched CoreFit Cycle, a continuing education course for indoor cycling instructors developed in partnership with Core Health & Fitness. The program integrates performance metrics such as power and heart rate into training to help instructors deliver data-driven workouts using Schwinn equipment. This collaboration aims to provide fitness professionals with evidence-based tools to improve rider engagement and retention.fitness and gym jobs and newsCore health and Fitness: Future-proofingEverlast Gyms has opened its flagship Everlast Gyms+ Chiswick club in West London, a 27,000sq ft facility that represents the operator's elevated gym concept combining training, recovery, and lifestyle amenities. Core Health and Fitness served as the equipment supplier, integrating brands including Nautilus, StairMaster, Star Trac, and Throwdown throughout the facility to support strength training, functional movement, and cardio experiences. The article frames this collaboration as part of Everlast Gyms' growth strategy, with the company highlighting the importance of supplier partnerships in elevating its gym facilities.Corehandf2025 Fitness Trends: Strategies to Thrive in a Changing Industry | Core Health & FitnessCore Health & Fitness published an industry trends report outlining key strategies for commercial fitness facilities to succeed in 2025, highlighting that the global fitness market exceeds $90 billion with the U.S., Germany, and the UK driving membership growth. The report identifies seven major trends—digital transformation, sustainability, personalized experiences, community-driven fitness, holistic wellness, demographic shifts, and cost retention insights—offering actionable strategies for facilities to attract members and drive revenue. Key projections include fitness app downloads surpassing 5 billion globally, the fitness equipment market reaching $19.2 billion, and wearable technology revenues hitting $3.8 billion by 2025.Market Research FutureCommercial Fitness Equipment Market Size, Growth, Report 2035Market Research Future reports that the global Commercial Fitness Equipment Market was valued at $12.77 billion in 2024 and is projected to reach $19.29 billion by 2035, growing at a CAGR of 3.82%. The market is being driven by technological integration (smart and connected equipment), sustainability trends, rising health awareness, corporate wellness programs, and growth in fitness centers and gyms across North America (40% market share), Europe (30%), and Asia-Pacific (25%). Key industry developments in 2024-2025 include Life Fitness's August 2025 launch of AI-driven smart cardio equipment, Technogym's partnership with a wellness app in September 2025, Nautilus's acquisition of a regional distributor in July 2025, and a $100 million equity raise by Nautilus Inc. in July 2024, among other strategic moves by Life Fitness, Peloton, Johnson Health Tech, and Core Health & Fitness.fitness and gym jobs and newsEverlast Gyms is accelerating innovation in partnership with Core Health and FitnessEverlast Gyms is partnering with Core Health and Fitness to elevate its fitness facilities, exemplified by the transformation of its Nottingham site and the opening of a new flagship location in Liverpool on October 17, 2025. This collaboration involves Core supplying bespoke equipment and design solutions to create hybrid training spaces and immersive member experiences across Everlast's UK estate.Fit-CBryan K. O'Rourke: Best Digital Transformation Leader in the Fitness Industry of 2025 — Fit-CBryan K. O'Rourke was named the Best Digital Transformation Leader in the Fitness Industry of 2025 at the Evergreen Awards for his work with Vedere Ventures and Core Health & Fitness. His leadership at Core Health & Fitness is credited with driving record growth and launching the APEX console line, which reshaped customer experiences in fitness technology.WexerHow User Centric AI Strategies Innovate Wellness & FitnessAn interview with Bryan O'Rourke, CEO of Core Health & Fitness and President of the Fitness Industry Technology Council, discusses how user-centric AI strategies are transforming the wellness and fitness industry through hyper-personalization, virtual platforms, and community engagement. Wexer, which delivers over 25 million fitness experiences annually, is highlighted as an example of how AI-powered data can create personalized experiences while maintaining authentic human connections with users. The article emphasizes that successful fitness providers must balance AI-driven efficiency with meaningful human interactions to build trust, reduce churn, and foster long-term loyalty in an increasingly competitive digital fitness market.Corehandf2025 Hospitality Trends Elevate Fitness & Wellness ExperiencesA promotional blog post outlines 2025 fitness and wellness trends for the hospitality industry, citing a $7.3 trillion wellness market projected by 2025, 72% of travelers preferring eco-friendly hotels, and 80% of guests more likely to return to personalized wellness offerings. It promotes Core Health & Fitness's equipment, Wexer virtual fitness partnerships, and sustainability-focused products.