SHANGHAI, Oct. 6, 2026 /PRNewswire/ -- YR Fitness, a commercial fitness equipment manufacturer experienced in serving commercial gyms and multi-location operators, has reached a cumulative milestone of 34,950 commercial gyms served across more than 110 countries since 1997.
For YR, the number reflects nearly three decades of experience in commercial environments, where equipment must perform consistently across repeat orders, different locations and years of daily use.
"Serving one gym and serving a growing fitness chain are very different challenges," said George Yang, founder of YR Fitness. "As operators expand, they still expect the same equipment quality, performance and support. That consistency is what matters."
Different Fitness Models, One Commercial Standard
YR has supplied equipment to multi-location fitness operators across different markets and business models.
In China, Lefit has grown to more than 2,300 locations across 60 cities, built around 24-hour access, monthly memberships and digital operations.
In Japan, chocoZAP operates more than 2,000 locations with a convenience-fitness model designed to make exercise easy to fit into everyday life.
In Sri Lanka, Power World Fitness Centres has operated for more than 30 years and today runs more than 20 locations, making it one of the country's established fitness networks.
In Australia, Peak Fitness operates three 24/7 Gym & Recovery Centres in Melbourne, combining commercial training facilities with dedicated recovery and specialized training spaces.
Their formats differ, but the underlying requirement is similar: dependable equipment and supply standards as the network grows.
Consistency at Scale
YR focuses on repeatable commercial standards across production and long-term supply. Its strength equipment is developed and manufactured in-house, supported by quality-control processes designed for commercial use.
Commercial quality is not about getting one machine right. It is about getting the same standard right again and again.
That defines YR's role today: a commercial fitness equipment manufacturer built for real gym operations at scale.
About YR Fitness
Founded in 1997, YR Fitness provides one-stop commercial gym equipment solutions, supplying strength equipment, cardio and accessories for professional fitness projects worldwide. YR is particularly specialized in original strength-equipment design, supported by in-house R&D and manufacturing.
Website:www.yanrefitness.com
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+86 186 2119 7751
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