‘I was hooked’- Jennifer Aniston joins functional fitness brand Pvolve

Actress Jennifer Aniston has announced she will join the functional fitness brand Pvolve after she fell in love with its low-impact workouts.

Pvolve, a platform that pairs low-impact functional movement with resistance-based equipment, claims to help women target “hard-to-hit” muscles and build strength without the drain of traditional workouts.

Because the method integrates all ranges of motion – side-to-side, front-to-back, and rotational – the company says it activates major and surrounding muscle groups to enhance the physique and improve strength, mobility, and stability.

Aniston fell in love with the brand when she was introduced to the platform in 2021.

“In 2021 I had a really bad back injury, and I don’t feel like myself when I’m not able to work out,” the actress said.

“I have a friend who had already been doing Pvolve and not only did I notice her complete transformation, physically and in her energy level, but she also explained that Pvolve’s functional fitness method respects where your body is at and allows you to work around your current limitations, so you don’t have to sit on the bench and wait for full recovery.

“I ordered the equipment and started streaming the workouts at home and instantly fell in love with the programme and its results. Then, once I was back to full strength, I saw how broad the range of workout options are, and I was hooked.

“It’s completely different from anything I’d tried before and that’s what made me want to get involved with the company,” she added.

“I especially love movements that work my core and arms, and the P.band, P.ball and gliders are really great for that, plus they’re easy to pack when I travel.”

Rachel Katzman, founder of Pvolve, said she was blown away when she found out Aniston was a secret streamer.

“The fact that someone so advanced in her fitness journey and with access to a world of options, fell in love with the method after experiencing its benefits, is a dream come true,” she said.

Over the last year, in addition to streaming classes from her home, Aniston has added in-person training with Pvolve director of training and head trainer, Dani Coleman.

As part of her collaboration with Pvolve, the actress will work on key areas of the business such as product development, marketing, and programming strategy, while also starring in future ad campaigns.

To get started with the Pvolve method, women can purchase the brand’s signature bundle which includes three pieces of equipment and one month of free streaming. Those looking to go all-in on the complete experience can buy the total transformation bundle which features 13 pieces of strength training and restorative equipment and unlocks one year of free streaming.

The brand also has physical studio locations, including franchises, in New York, Chicago, Los Angeles and San Diego, with more franchise studios opening this year across the US and Canada.