Orangetheory® Fitness Offers Studios and Equipment to NCAA Women's Basketball Teams Amidst Weight Room Disparities

BOCA RATON, Fla., March 19, 2021 /PRNewswire/ — Orangetheory Fitness is stepping up to provide private in-studio sessions and equipment donations to all NCAA women’s basketball teams amidst news of weight room disparities at the 2021 NCAA basketball tournament.

After seeing images posted by Stanford sports performance coach Ali Kershner of the 2021 NCAA women’s tournament weight room, which consisted of one set of free weights and yoga mats, Orangetheory Fitness offered to bus the teams to its San Antonio studios to workout while maintaining social distancing and donate water rowers and a full range of floor equipment to the convention center where the tournament is being held.

As a brand committed to providing members with More Life, Orangetheory Fitness was compelled to offer support in solidarity with the women’s teams during the tournament – a time meant to celebrate hard work, dedication and commitment.

“As a female pioneer in the fitness industry, I have experienced firsthand the challenges that women face as they pave the way,” said Ellen Latham, Founder of Orangetheory Fitness. “Reading about the disparities that the NCAA female athletes are experiencing broke my heart, and the brand knew that we had to do whatever was in our power to rectify the situation. We hope that by offering our studio spaces and equipment the women of NCAA basketball are able to train properly and, most importantly, feel supported.”

Each Orangetheory Fitness studio has treadmills, water rowing machines, mini bands and TRX® suspension unit systems as well as plenty of free weights and benches. Its highly trained and certified coaches conduct personalized group sessions designed for approximately 24 participants at a time, an approach complemented by technology advancements. Through its game-changing technology, Orangetheory Fitness advances its mission by giving members even better tools to capture real-time performance data, measure their overall workout results and set new goals. Throughout the COVID-19 pandemic, the brand has adopted advanced safety protocols to keep members and staff safe.

More information about Orangetheory Fitness is available on Orangetheory’s website. Follow Orangetheory Fitness on Facebook, Twitter and Instagram for the latest news and trends.

About Orangetheory Fitness
Orangetheory® Fitness ( www.orangetheoryfitness.com ) makes it simple to get More Life from your workout. One of the world’s fastest-growing franchise companies, Orangetheory Fitness has developed a unique approach to fitness that blends a unique trifecta of science, coaching and technology that work together seamlessly to elevate participants’ heart rates to help burn more calories. Backed by the science of excess post-exercise oxygen consumption (EPOC), Orangetheory Fitness workouts incorporate endurance, strength and power to generate the “Orange Effect,” whereby participants keep burning calories for up to 24 hours after a 60-minute workout. Orangetheory Fitness franchisees have opened over 1,400 studios in all 50 U.S. states and over 25 countries. The company was ranked #60 in Inc. magazine’s Fastest Growing Private Companies list and was listed as #9 on Entrepreneur’s 2020 Fastest Growing Franchise list. Visit www.otffranchise.com for global franchise opportunities.

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