“Exos is about creating change in the medical community, similar to the Monument philosophy, and that’s why it was a good partnership. Our adult fitness community continues to grow tremendously.”
“I came to EXOS with an injury I was told could not be fixed without surgery. Over eight weeks the EXOS team changed my life. Not only do I not need surgery, I’m no longer in pain. Injuries took a toll on me physically and emotionally but now I’m massively improved and ready to get back to duty.”
"I Don’t Believe I Would Have Been Able To Achieve My Results Without The Coaching And Encouragement From The Exos Staff."
“There’s not another company in the market right now doing what Exos does as well as they do.”
“The Game Changer brought immensely valuable insight to my daily life. For so long, I have felt that I was on the cusp of achieving my goals in life. With these practices and resources, I feel they can push me past and beyond. Truly a gamechanger!”
"You have people who genuinely care about you and want to see you grow and see you get better every single day — it definitely helps."
"Exos is embedded into our culture and understands what's important to Pfizer."
“I’ll walk into the fitness center thinking, ‘Give it five minutes and if you still don't feel like it, leave."
"The EXOS team changed my life. Injuries took a toll on me physically and emotionally, but now I’m massively improved and ready to get back to duty.”
“They helped us quadruple our membership in just over a year and significantly increase our footprint in the community.”
"With EXOS, we have seen increased performance and fewer games missed due to injury."
“I’ve lost 30 pounds now, and I just feel better about myself. I can’t thank Exos enough for how they’ve changed my life.”
"Coaches: If you want to improve your game, don’t miss a week at EXOS. The staff is the best group of professionals I’ve ever been around.”
"You have people who genuinely care about you and want to see you grow and see you get better every single day — it definitely helps."
“When they were faced with the choice of exercising or treating a sick patient, exercise would get sacrificed.”