Life Time Group Holdings, Inc.: management transactions · United States · SEC (Form 4)

About Life Time Group Holdings, Inc.

Life Time Group Holdings, Inc. (NYSE: LTH) is a U.S.-listed premium wellness, fitness, and lifestyle operator headquartered in Chanhassen, Minnesota, United States. Founded in 1992 and listed on the New York Stock Exchange in October 2021, the company has built a differentiated “healthy way of life” brand that blends high-end athletic clubs, family recreation, recovery services, digital engagement, and sports events into a resort-like membership experience rather than a conventional gym model. ([stocklight.com](https://stocklight.com/stocks/us/nyse-lth/life-time-group-holdings/annual-reports/nyse-lth-2025-10K-25672908.pdf)) Life Time’s core business is the operation of more than 185 athletic resorts across the United States and Canada, serving a community of more than 1.5 million individual members and more than 866,000 memberships as of year-end 2024. That scale gives the group a meaningful position in the North American premium fitness market, where its competitive edge comes from larger-format facilities, breadth of amenities, and a lifestyle-oriented offering aimed at long-term member retention. Its centers typically combine pools, racquet and basketball courts, group training, spa services, kids’ programming, and healthy food and beverage options. ([ir.lifetime.life](https://ir.lifetime.life/company-information)) The company’s revenue model is broader than membership fees alone. In addition to club operations, Life Time is expanding a broader ecosystem that includes digital services through its Life Time Digital app, nearly 30 iconic athletic events, and adjacent real-estate and workplace concepts. Its Life Time Work co-working concept and Life Time Living residential offering are intended to deepen customer engagement by extending the brand into daily life. As of September 30, 2024, Life Time had 15 open Life Time Work locations and four operating Life Time Living properties. ([ir.lifetime.life](https://ir.lifetime.life/company-information)) From a competitive standpoint, Life Time is positioned as a premium brand with strong differentiation versus lower-priced gyms and more fragmented boutique fitness concepts. The company’s integrated platform supports cross-selling, higher customer lifetime value, and brand loyalty. It also benefits from a multi-generational positioning, with management describing its ecosystem as serving people from “90 days to 90+ years old.” That said, the business is not immune to macro pressure: management has highlighted elevated inflation, construction costs, labor expenses, and higher interest rates as margin headwinds. ([ir.lifetime.life](https://ir.lifetime.life/company-information)) Recent company disclosures indicate continued network expansion and ongoing investment in digital capabilities, including artificial intelligence, to strengthen member relationships and broaden reach. The company also reported a June 2025 SEC Form 4 insider sale of 134,247 shares, which is relevant for investors tracking insider activity under U.S. disclosure rules, although it should be interpreted in context and not overread in isolation. Overall, Life Time remains a niche but sizeable premium health-and-wellness platform on the NYSE in the United States, with a long runway tied to new club openings, ecosystem monetization, and digital engagement. ([ir.lifetime.life](https://ir.lifetime.life/sec-filings/all-sec-filings/content/0001869198-24-000052/0001869198-24-000052.pdf))