When Equinox set out to expand their continuing education offerings, they chose Girls Gone Strong as a featured partner. With over 70% of Equinox’s member base identifying as women—many of them over 40—it was clear they needed expert, evidence-based education in women’s health, coaching, and menopause support. Girls Gone Strong delivered.

When Life Time sought to elevate how their professionals support women, they invited Girls Gone Strong to deliver a Master Class for their trainers. As part of this educational collaboration, GGS provided Certification materials directly to Life Time fitness professionals, facilitating higher standards of care and coaching within their facilities.

When GoodLife Fitness set out to become the go-to gym for women across Canada, they knew they needed more than just intention—they needed the right education partner. That’s why they reached out to Girls Gone Strong. From the very first conversation, it was clear: GoodLife wasn’t interested in checking a box. They were committed to making their gyms a better, safer, and more empowering place for women to work out—at every age and life stage.

When Target decided to stock Strong Women Lift Each Other Up, written by Girls Gone Strong co-founder Molly Galbraith, it wasn’t just a book placement—it was a bold step toward championing women’s empowerment at scale. Rooted in the same values that power the Girls Gone Strong Academy, Molly’s book equips readers with the mindset, strategies, and stories to actively support and uplift women—in life, leadership, and fitness.

When EOS Fitness reached out to Girls Gone Strong, they weren’t just seeking a certification provider—they were looking to become an industry leader in supporting women’s health and fitness.
Their goal? To build a gym culture where women feel informed, empowered, and welcome at every stage of life. And they chose Girls Gone Strong to help them get there.

When PureGym—a leading fitness provider across Europe—set out to elevate the support their professionals offer women, they turned to Girls Gone Strong. With a shared mission to make fitness more inclusive and evidence-based, the two organizations are now working together to ensure PureGym coaches are better equipped to serve women at every stage of life.