FitLab, Inc. filed for Chapter 11 on October 26, 2026, estimating liabilities of $100 million to $500 million and assets of $10 million to $50 million. Those ranges describe FitLab, Inc. itself, not a consolidated balance sheet for its affiliates. The petition also estimates 1,000 to 5,000 creditors.
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| Debtor |
| FitLab, Inc. |
| Court | United States Bankruptcy Court for the District of Delaware |
| Case Number | 26-11681 |
| Petition Date | October 26, 2026 |
In an October 28 motion, the debtors said 30 related entities had filed Chapter 11 petitions on October 26 and 27 and were operating as debtors in possession. The group includes Ragnar Events, Y7 Studios and Mile High Run Club entities, and its businesses span fitness products, boutique studios, events and digital platforms.
FitLab’s petition includes a consolidated list of the 30 largest unsecured claims across the debtor and affiliates that had filed or would file Chapter 11 cases. It lists Elysian Park Ventures with approximately $7.09 million in convertible-note debt and Break Trail Ventures Fund III with approximately $3.14 million in convertible-note debt. These are amounts reported on the list, not determinations of allowed claims. The list also identifies a disputed $1.65 million trade and inventory claim by Impulse (Qingdao) Health Tech. Petition.
Before the bankruptcy, Atlas Credit Partners announced a $65 million financing facility in March 2024 to fund FitLab’s acquisition of Assault Fitness, with approximately $35 million funded at closing, according to Hybrid Fitness Media. The announced facility and funded amount are distinct; the report does not establish the balance outstanding at the petition date.
On October 28, the debtors asked the court to jointly administer the 30 cases. The request seeks one administrative docket for common filings; it does not seek to pool the debtors’ assets or liabilities. The filing is a motion, so it establishes the relief requested rather than court approval.
The petition’s asset and liability figures are broad estimates, while the creditor list is consolidated across the filing group. Further filings will be needed to assess individual estates, financing and the proposed path through Chapter 11.
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