Planet Fitness Update

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Planet Fitness




The novel coronavirus (COVID-19) situation and its impact on our members, team members, and communities is unprecedented and changing rapidly. The health and well-being of our Planet Fitness Family is, and has always been, our #1 priority.

Given the increased threat that COVID-19 poses to our global community, and out of an abundance of caution, the Pekin, IL club will temporarily close on Tuesday, March 17th at 10pm for two weeks through March 31. This was a difficult decision to make but we believe it is the right one. We recognize that you were recently billed your monthly dues and we will credit your payment for our closed days on your next monthly bill upon reopening.

Physical and mental health is extremely important, especially during stressful and uncertain times. While we will miss seeing you in the club for the time-being, we are still here to motivate you and support you along your fitness journey. We encourage you to download the Planet Fitness app which includes access to fitness content and more than 500 exercises that can be done at home.

In addition, on the Planet Fitness Facebook Page we are hosting "Home Work-Ins" - a series of free fitness classes for everyone - that will be streamed live daily Monday – Friday at 7 p.m. ET. There is no equipment needed and all classes will be 20 minutes or less.

In closing, I would like to personally thank the Planet Fitness community for your understanding and support as we navigate unchartered waters. More than ever, we are committed to doing everything we can to support our members and team members during this unprecedented time.

We will reopen as soon as possible and will keep you informed of our plans. Stay healthy, and be well.

My best,
Chris Rondeau
Planet Fitness CEO

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