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Garmin, Life Time Group, Planet Fitness, Peloton Interactive, Xponential Fitness, Fitness Champs, and Beachbody are the seven Fitness stocks to watch today, according to MarketBeat’s stock screener tool. Fitness stocks are shares of publicly traded companies involved in the fitness and wellness industry, such as gyms, exercise equipment, athletic apparel, nutritional products, and digital workout platforms. Investors may buy these stocks to gain exposure to consumer spending and trends in health and wellness, though their performance can be affected by competition, economic conditions, and changing consumer preferences. These companies had the highest dollar trading volume of any Fitness stocks within the last several days.
Garmin (GRMN)
Garmin Ltd. designs, develops, manufactures, markets, and distributes a range of wireless devices worldwide. Its Fitness segment offers running and multi-sport watches; cycling products; smartwatch devices; scales and monitors; and fitness accessories. This segment also provides Garmin Connect and Garmin Connect Mobile, which are web and mobile platforms where users can track and analyze their fitness, activities and workouts, and wellness data; and Connect IQ, an application development platform.
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Life Time Group (LTH)
Life Time Group Holdings, Inc. provides health, fitness, and wellness experiences to a community of individual members in the United States and Canada. It primarily engages in designing, building, and operating of sports and athletic, professional fitness, family recreation, and spa centers in a resort-like environment, principally in suburban and urban locations of metropolitan areas.
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Planet Fitness (PLNT)
Planet Fitness, Inc., together with its subsidiaries, franchises and operates fitness centers under the Planet Fitness brand. The company operates through three segments: Franchise, Corporate-Owned Stores, and Equipment. The company is involved in franchising business in the United States, Puerto Rico, Canada, Panama, Mexico, and Australia.
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