If you haven't yet heard of Gameday Men’s Health, let me give you an introduction.
For starters, the company is a modern-day health clinic for performance-oriented men and has some pretty noteworthy names in sports who are advocates for their services. Names like: 2x NASCAR Cup Champion Kyle Busch, who is leading Gameday’s expansion into motorsports, Pro skateboarder, and longtime Gameday ambassador Ryan Sheckler, who is spotlighting recovery, mental health and lifestyle performance, and even Grass League, who is the company's newest collaborator, bringing together the worlds of golf, competition and culture. Former UFC champion Luke Rockhold and the PBRWildcatters also count themselves as partners.
GAMEDAY has helped close a cultural gap by creating a space that feels welcoming, warm and modern for men to comfortably (and confidently) walk into, address their health concerns – a space that is more like a recovery lounge than a doctor's clinic. This service means they have proven themselves to be a space that men desperately needed, and the numbers speak for themselves with the number of franchises nationwide.
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Evan Miller is the brainpower behind Gameday Men's Health, is taking the notion of ‘modern masculinity’ and normalizing conversations around the ‘silent health challenges’ that today’s men are facing, such as low testosterone and ED. This means his company is also taking conditions that could be perceived as decline or weakness, and transforming them into awareness and action. The whole notion of Gameday was born out of Evan’s personal experience, and since then, the company has grown rapidly because many other men are experiencing the same thing - declining function, energy and performance issues.
And like we just said, the success speaks for itself, as Gameday has quietly become the fastest-growing men’s health franchise in the US with more than 400 clinics across North America (the company plans on expanding even more in 2026). In 2023 alone, Gameday was the fastest-growing franchise of all time, with 1000 licenses sold in just one year. Oh, and the company is expected to reach $1 billion in revenue in the next 24-36 months.
Talk about a success story.
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