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Life Time Launches First Community Week, Will Match Donations Up to $100,000

Chanhassen – October 06, 2026 -- Life Time (NYSE: LTH) is running its first-ever Get Together. Give Together. Community Week from October 11 to 17, inviting members and staff at its athletic country clubs nationwide to volunteer, work out and donate to local and national causes.

Local clubs choose their own causes to support

Each participating club picks organizations meaningful to its own community. Life Time Winter Park near Orlando is backing All Kids Bike, running a food drive and hosting a botanical garden cleanup. Life Time Fort Washington near Philadelphia is partnering with Girls on the Run for a girls' wellness day covering movement, nutrition and strength. Life Time Shenandoah near Houston is supporting Kids' Meals by having members decorate and donate lunch bags with food items for local children.

Life Time to Open 45,000-Sq-Ft Club on Boston's Commonwealth Pier in 2027

Boston – October 06, 2026 -- Life Time has announced plans to open a 45,000-square-foot athletic club and wellness destination inside Commonwealth Pier in Boston's Seaport District, with a target opening in late 2027.

The club will be Life Time's eighth location in Greater Boston since 2015

Life Time entered the Boston market with Life Time Westwood in 2015 and now operates clubs in Burlington, Chestnut Hill, Framingham, Medford and Peabody, along with The Prudential Center location that opened in October 2025. Commonwealth Pier will mark the company's first waterfront club in the region.

The space will overlook Boston Harbor with 40-foot ceilings

The destination will feature floor-to-ceiling glass windows and panoramic harbor views. Planned amenities include boutique studio fitness formats, personal training, a co-ed rejuvenation wet suite with sauna and thermal experiences, recovery-focused spaces, and a LifeCafe and bar.

Life Time's LT Games Debuts in Texas With $27K Prize Pool

Frisco, Texas – – October 05, 2026 -- Life Time brought its hybrid fitness competition to Texas for the first time, hosting the inaugural LT Games Dallas on Oct. 2-3 at Life Time Frisco, with more than 110 athletes competing across 17 high-intensity strength and conditioning stations.

Lauren Weeks and Noah Ohlsen take the top prizes

Lauren Weeks won first place among women and first overall with a time of 36:19, while Noah Ohlsen claimed the men's title in 42:12. Both athletes also won the inaugural Minneapolis LT Games in 2025. Dakotah Bryant (40:45) and Mackinly Kifer (43:47) rounded out the women's podium, while Arturo Torres (44:41) and Cory Hay (49:48) finished behind Ohlsen in the men's division.