Viva Leisure (ASX: VVA)

Australia has seen a steady rise in gyms and fitness centers in line with the growing interest among gym goers. Millions of Gen-Z and millennial Aussies have been signing up for gym memberships to reinvent their lifestyle. This has proven to be fertile ground for fitness businesses to thrive. Recently, health and fitness clubs provider

Sure, the best perk for a shareholder would be getting a big bang for their buck. Little feels better than a major ROI, but it doesn’t hurt to give your shareholders that extra incentive to stay on board—especially if times get rough.  In that spirit, gym and health club operator Viva Leisure (ASX: VVA) has

There are few things that feel as fantastic as the buzz through your body after a good Vinyaya sesh where a skilled yoga instructor has conned you into a full body workout under the guise of a ‘restorative’ yoga practice. For you non-yogis out there, I implore you to try it for yourself. It’s mildly

Not much compares to the endorphin kick you get after a great gym sesh. Yep, I don’t care what anyone else says, dragging yourself out of bed and into a gym to do endless burpees feels GOOD (when you’re done). Viva Leisure (ASX: VVA) is keen to become the endorphin dealer of choice for Aussies

If you’re like me you’re probably a bit over using your lounge room as an office, cinema, dining room and gym. The multidisciplinary heart of my home is often littered with dumbbells, yoga mats, wine glasses and whatever book I’m currently reading. It’s an odd picture.  The thought of getting back into a real gym,

Australia’s gym sector is set for a shakeup with Viva Leisure (ASX: VVA) to acquire Australian Fitness Management (AFM) and its 197 franchised Plus Fitness locations which will leapfrog Viva to become the third largest operator in the country.  Across their 197 clubs, Plus Fitness has a combined membership of approximately 175,000 members with the