24 Hour Fitness is planting a massive new flagship in Summerlin, and it looks nothing like the gym memberships Las Vegas locals are used to. The company has announced Founders Club, a 45,000-square-foot club at 9200 W. Sahara Ave. that pairs heavy-duty strength training with a medical spa offering IV therapy, all wrapped into a $10 million buildout slated to open in early 2027.
The club was designed by Mark Mastrov, who serves as executive chair and interim CEO of 24 Hour Fitness, and the company’s internal team, according to Athletech News. Mastrov said the design pulls directly from what he’s observed members wanting out of a gym experience. “Every detail reflects what I’ve learned about what members are actually looking for today,” he told the outlet.
Of the $10 million price tag, more than $1 million is earmarked for recovery equipment alone, according to a 24 Hour Fitness announcement distributed through PR Newswire. That recovery lounge is set to include hyperbaric chambers, massage chairs, cold-therapy wave chairs, red-light saunas and pelvic floor chairs, the announcement states.
Strength Training Still Anchors the Club
Despite all the spa talk, the biggest chunk of real estate inside Founders Club is reserved for lifting. The announcement details 25,000 square feet devoted to free weights and strength training, including 12 platforms, alongside dedicated spaces for functional training, glute training and group exercise…