Press Release

No Tricks, Just a Scary Good Deal: Retro Fitness Offers $0 Enrollment and First Month Free on Ultimate Memberships

High-Value, Low-Price Fitness Club Invites Communities to Drop the Dead Weight this October

West Palm Beach, FL / Oct 1, 2026 / Retro Fitness

This October, Retro Fitness is giving the phrase Drop the Dead Weight a whole new meaning. Whether it’s a workout routine that has gone stale, excuses that keep getting in the way or the temptation to put off a fresh start until the new year, Retro Fitness is giving people a reason to reset now with a scary good limited-time membership offer.

From Thursday, October 1 through Saturday, October 31, new and upgrading members can enroll in an Ultimate Membership for $0 and receive their first month free at participating Retro Fitness locations nationwide. The offer gives people an opportunity to experience more of what Retro Fitness has to offer while building a routine they can carry through the final months of the year and beyond.

“Affordable, accessible exercise, health, and fitness are at the heart of Retro Fitness,” said Kim Gouch, Chief Brand Officer at Retro Fitness. “There’s no reason to put your health on hold when you can take advantage of this limited-time, ‘scary good’ offer. Get ahead of the holiday season by investing in your health and joining a supportive community that makes building healthy habits both attainable and affordable.”

Retro Fitness is also serving its limited-time Pumpkin Spice Smoothie, a returning seasonal favorite with 20 grams of protein per serving, along with a Pumpkin Spice Latte Smoothie featuring a mocha twist. Both are available at participating Smoothie Bars, which are open to the public.

As one of the nation’s leading fitness brands in the high-value, low-price (HVLP) space, Retro Fitness delivers an exceptional experience at an unbeatable value. Members enjoy access to state-of-the-art Matrix equipment and, at many locations, the Booty Builder® Training Zone, designed to support lower-body strength and performance. Additional amenities include a nutrient-focused Smoothie Bar open to the public and the Zen Den, which features full-body Red Light Therapy, massage and recovery services, and a mindfulness-driven relaxation space. Many clubs also offer personalized, goal-focused training, from one-on-one coaching to dynamic group sessions, all designed to help members train smarter and see real results. Together, these amenities support a complete and inclusive approach to exercise, health and fitness.

To Drop the Dead Weight and take advantage of the October offer, new and upgrading members can visit retrofitness.com or stop by their local club beginning October 1.

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About Retro Fitness

For more than 20 years, Retro Fitness has been a leader in the High-Value, Low-Price (HVLP) fitness space, empowering members to live healthier lives on their own terms. Rooted in its GET REAL brand philosophy, Retro Fitness is dedicated to creating welcoming environments, fostering authentic connections, and delivering fitness experiences that feel inclusive, motivating, and attainable— both in-club and beyond.

More than just a workout, Retro Fitness offers an integrated approach to health and fitness. Members have access to state-of-the-art equipment, dynamic group classes and expert personal training, complemented by recovery and mindfulness amenities designed to elevate the overall experience. From its nutrient-driven smoothie bar – open to members and the public – to wellness-focused spaces like the Zen Den featuring full-body Red Light Therapy, tanning, and massage chairs, as well as The Body Shoppe personal training and a connected digital app experience, every touchpoint supports balance and long-term success. Together, these elements create a powerful brand halo that redefines what it means to add “life to one’s years,” helping members feel better, move better, and stay committed at an unmatched value.

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