Every year, Club Industry's Fitness Business Pro ranks U.S. club companies by total corporate revenue. Should your club be on the list this year? To be considered for this year's Top 100 list, club owners must submit an entry form by May 1, 2009. Entry is free.

Please fax forms to Pamela Kufahl at 913-514-6815 or mail forms to Club Industry's Fitness Business Pro, 9800 Metcalf Ave., Overland Park, KS 66212, Attn: Pamela Kufahl, Top 100.

The Top 100 list is strictly a measure of gross dollar volume in total corporate revenue. It is not a measure of the quality of any club company, its management or its programs.

The Top 100 of 2007: Peak Performers

By Pamela Kufahl, editor

Our annual Top 100 club list includes new and old companies staking their claim in the fitness industry....

Top 100 Clubs: Compilation Information

An explanation of how we compile the Top 100 — from gathering data to inviting industry experts to verify our figures....

The Top 100 of 2006

The Top 100 of 2005

The Top 100 of 2004

The Top 100 of 2003

The Top 100 of 2002

The Top 100 of 2001

The Top 100 of 2000

The Top 100 of 1999

The PDF files include all the information in the magazine version of the list: club name, city, state, phone number, revenue, percent of revenue change from previous year, number of sites, number of states operating in, year founded, number of employees, plans to purchase/build for the year and short profile.

The Excel version of the Top 100 list includes all the PDF information plus the street address, city and state and zip code of the headquarters, the name of the owner or CEO/CFO/president (if provided by the club company), Web site address (if provided by the club company) and a more detailed company description.

Excel file of the 2007 Top 100: $150

PDF file of the 2007 Top 100: $50.00 (10MB/13 pages)

PDF file of the 2006 Top 100: $50.00 (10MB/13 pages)

PDF file of the 2005 Top 100: $50.00 (25 MB/13 pages)