Catalyst Performance, a personal training studio in Singapore, marked its first year with seven-figure sales and winning the SME AI Impact Award 2026, the first fitness brand to do so. Founded in November 2025, it has over 1,500 people completing its free Healthspan Audit and uses its own app, Catalyst Coach, for all clients. The studio's AI-driven software and data-focused approach to long-term health training set it apart. In year two, it plans to expand its technology and continue publishing healthspan statistics for Singapore professionals.
Catalyst Performance, a personal training studio in Singapore, is noted here with Pluang's Health-sector market data as context. For readers following health-related stocks, here is Pluang's market snapshot as of Nov 13, 2026 21:52 WIB: out of 150 priced Health-sector US stocks, 50 rose and 97 fell. Notable movers include AVAH at USD 11.79 with a 1-day change of -3.68% and 100% buy order activity, RVMD at USD 170.00 down 3.60%, and ADPT at USD 28.56 down 3.12% with a typical hold time of 37 days.
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