Exercise/Fitness

3/13/2026 |  EXEC: Gymshark Delivers 6.4 Percent Growth in FY25, Profits Retreat (SGB UPDATE) U.K-based Gymshark reported sales rose 6.4 percent in its fiscal year ended July 31, 2025, its 13th consecutive year of growth, according to figures filed at Companies House. Profits came from investments in opening new stores.

3/13/2026 |  EXEC: WS WeSports Group Acquires Renew Group Sweden to Lead in Floorball (SGB UPDATE) Malmö, Sweden-based WS WeSports Group AB (Group), the Nordic distributor for Nike Strength, is acquiring 80 percent of the shares in Renew Group Sweden AB. Renew is the owner of the global floorball brands Unihoc and Zone.

3/13/2026 |  SFIA: Sports Participation Gains Moderate in 2025 (SGB UPDATE) The Sports & Fitness Association (SFIA) in its 2026 Topline Participation Report identifies that U.S. consumer participation in sports reached a new high in 2025; however, the overall participation growth of 1.2 percent year-over-year was a slight moderation from the 1.7 percent average annual growth rate since 2020.

3/12/2026 |  Interactive Strength Closes on Ergatta Acquisition Deal (SGB UPDATE) Interactive Strength, Inc. (TRNR), owner of the Wattbike, ForMe and CLMBR connected fitness brands, has reportedly completed its previously announced acquisition of Ergatta, Inc., a game-based connected fitness company. The company said the deal represents a “major step towards TRNR’s near-term objective of profitability through increased scale.”

3/3/2026 |  Reebok, On, and Other Sports Retailers Demand Tariff Refunds (Front Office Sports) Thousands of companies—based in the U.S. and abroad—are seeking a refund for President Donald Trump’s tariffs after the Supreme Court struck them down last month.
Along with Fedex, Costco, and Bausch & Lomb, sportswear apparel, shoe and equipment retailers—both household name brands and smaller importers—are in line for refunds, too. On Holdings and Skechers filed lawsuits in the U.S. Court of International Trade (CIT), which resolves trade disputes, last week, as did fitness wearable company Whoop.