I want to share some important news: the opening of our flagship Anvil Fitness Club in Kuala Lumpur has beenpostponed to summer 2026.
The delay is due to a combination of bureaucratic hurdles and construction setbacks. I truly regret that we cannot open earlier, but for me, it is essential that every Anvil club is created in top style, down to the smallest details. Interiors, lighting, furniture, color combinations — everything must fully align with my vision.
Our clubs are not just gyms. They are immersive destinations where fitness meets art, design, and lifestyle. In Malaysia, we are also planning to incorporate elements of local culture, which has extended the development timeline.
During a recent meeting with Jefri bin Ngadirin, representative of the National Sports Council of Malaysia (Majlis Sukan Negara, MSN), I shared the current challenges we are facing with the club’s opening and promised that the new fitness center will definitely open in summer 2026.
Despite the delay, I want to give you an exclusive first look at the club’s interiors. The renderings showcase a bold mix of industrial elegance, artistic lighting, and Malaysian-inspired décor. Every Anvil space should transport you — it’s not just about working out, it’s about living the experience.
The Kuala Lumpur franchise will be our first step into Southeast Asia, following the success of Anvil Fitness in Moscow. We continue to expand the Anvil ecosystem, which includes healthy food cafés and community-focused wellness spaces. Fitness today is about lifestyle, art, and human connection, and that is exactly what I aim to bring to every new Anvil location.
Thank you for being part of this journey. In summer 2026, Kuala Lumpur will welcome its Anvil — a new standard of fitness and design, where global vision meets local authenticity.
