Anytime Fitness Singapore has reached a major milestone by opening its 125th club. This achievement strengthens its position as the largest fitness chain in the country. The company opened eight new locations in just the first three months of 2025. These new clubs are spread across residential neighborhoods and commercial areas.
This rapid growth fits into the brand’s long-term plan to have 200 clubs in Singapore within the next ten years. It also shows the rising demand for flexible and quality fitness options.
Johannes Raadsma, President and Co-Founder of Inspire Brands Asia (IBA), the master franchisee of Anytime Fitness in Asia, said, “We are very excited to reach this milestone early in 2025. It shows how much people want easy and flexible fitness solutions. We are committed to making wellness convenient for everyone.”
Besides expanding its physical presence, Anytime Fitness is improving the experience for members. The company has recently made membership prices available online. This allows potential members to easily compare rates and make informed choices.
Mark De Joya, Chief Operating Officer of Inspire Brands Asia, explained, “By being transparent with pricing, we want to make joining simple and clear. This helps people find the fitness plan that fits their goals.”
Anytime Fitness has also upgraded its Smart Coaching Ecosystem through the AF App. This technology provides personalized support by combining real-life coaching with digital tools. The goal is to help members achieve long-term, healthy lifestyles.
Luke Guanlao, IBA Group CEO and Co-Founder, said, “Every new club we open shows our commitment to building inclusive communities. Our growth is about more than numbers; it’s about making a positive impact.”
All Anytime Fitness clubs in Singapore operate 24/7. This gives members the flexibility to work out whenever it suits them, with support to reach their health goals.
According to the Global Wellness Institute, Singapore’s wellness economy is growing fast, at nearly 7.8% annually. Life expectancy in Singapore has risen by almost 20 years in recent decades. In 2023, Singapore ranked sixth among the world’s Blue Zones, areas known for high longevity. This growth reflects the country’s focus on health and wellness, supported by government policies aimed at long-term well-being.
The eight new clubs opened in early 2025 include:
Anytime Fitness Yishun East (#118)
Anytime Fitness Concourse (#119)
Anytime Fitness Tekka Place (#120)
Anytime Fitness Balmoral (#121)
Anytime Fitness Bukit Merah (#122)
Anytime Fitness Tengah (#123)
Anytime Fitness Clementi 354 (#124)
Anytime Fitness Kaki Bukit (#125)
