
Staying healthy and looking good will never go out of style. Whether you’re trying to improve your cardiovascular health or want to get stronger, it pays to work out at home or hit the gym.
While gym memberships and home exercise equipment cost money, you might be able to recoup that expense by investing in the most profitable gym stocks.
Best fitness stocks in 2025
Here are five of the best gym companies to watch this year:
Name and ticker | Market cap | Dividend yield | Industry |
---|---|---|---|
Planet Fitness (NYSE:PLNT) | $8.1 billion | 0.00% | Hotels, Restaurants and Leisure |
Peloton Interactive (NASDAQ:PTON) | $3.2 billion | 0.00% | Leisure Products |
Lululemon Athletica Inc. (NASDAQ:LULU) | $21.5 billion | 0.00% | Textiles, Apparel and Luxury Goods |
Garmin (NYSE:GRMN) | $48.4 billion | 1.31% | Household Durables |
Life Time Group (NYSE:LTH) | $5.8 billion | 0.00% | Hotels, Restaurants and Leisure |
1. Planet Fitness

NYSE: PLNT
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2. Peloton

NASDAQ: PTON
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Peloton (PTON +0.00%) is known for its connected stationary bikes and other home workout equipment. Although users must purchase Peloton equipment, the company earns most of its revenue from the subscriptions required to fully utilize its bikes and treadmills.
Peloton has 2.8 million subscribers who pay $44 per month for a connected fitness subscription. Another 500,000 people pay $13 per month for the digital-only subscription. Digital subscriptions are immensely profitable for Peloton, which has a gross margin of nearly 50%.
The home gym company thrived during the pandemic since most people were confined to their homes. But, as the pandemic subsided and gyms reopened, the company has struggled to hold on to subscribers, especially for its digital-only product.
The stock has sold off significantly since the height of the pandemic, as the tailwind turned into a massive headwind. Peloton grew its operating expenses as if the shift to home workouts were a permanent phenomenon. It paid for that in subsequent years. Management is now focused on right-sizing its operations to return to profitability.
3. Lululemon Athletica

NASDAQ: LULU
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Lululemon Athletica (LULU -2.52%) is a leading apparel retailer, specializing in yoga pants and other athletic wear. Its premium brand and the comfort of its clothes led to strong sales growth over the last few years as athleisure has become a mainstream style choice.
Management expects to double its sales from 2021 by 2026, with a goal of $13 billion in revenue, which may be tough to reach since it expects sales of $11.2 billion this year. Sales growth has been slower in the United States, but its international growth is strong and several key markets such as China remain under-penetrated by the Canadian company.
The company also moved into the connected fitness space with its 2020 acquisition of Mirror, which it rebranded to Lululemon Studio. The move didn't work out. It discontinued the Mirror device and partnered with Peloton to service its subscription home workout programs.
4. Garmin

NYSE: GRMN
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5. Life Time Group Holdings

NYSE: LTH
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How to invest in gym stocks
- Open your brokerage app: Log in to your brokerage account where you handle your investments.
- Search for the stock: Enter the ticker or company name into the search bar to bring up the stock's trading page.
- Decide how many shares to buy: Consider your investment goals and how much of your portfolio you want to allocate to this stock.
- Select order type: Choose between a market order to buy at the current price or a limit order to specify the maximum price you're willing to pay.
- Submit your order: Confirm the details and submit your buy order.
- Review your purchase: Check your portfolio to ensure your order was filled as expected and adjust your investment strategy accordingly.
Are gym stocks right for your portfolio?
Gyms, connected fitness, and digital subscriptions all generate recurring revenue, which can lead to more predictable revenue growth. Subscriptions can also provide a strong revenue base for companies to sell equipment or apparel. Focusing on investing in companies with business models that generate plenty of cash is likely the most profitable approach.
The performance of gym stocks can vary seasonally since many people focus more on their health around the new year. But despite that potential price volatility, adding a top gym stock to your portfolio may be just the right fit for you. At the very least, buying stock in a fitness company may make you feel better about paying for an unused gym membership or a Peloton that you hang clothes on.