Elixia

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Elixia is a Nordic chain of fitness centers that offers strength training, cardio and weight training, and different types of classes, such as aerobics, dance, fitness, martial arts, yoga and cycling hours.^{[citation needed]}

ELIXIA Holding AS is the parent company ELIXIA's operations, and the majority shareholder is Altor Fund III. In 2010, the turnover of the group was about NOK 930 million. Elixia Norway has 37 centers, Finland 14 and Sweden three centers. In total Elixia has about 185 000 members.^{[citation needed]}

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