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The Shroff siblings expand the Matrix ecosystem with a state-of-the-art 10,000 sq ft fitness and wellness platform, bringing together innovative recovery therapies, movement and holistic wellbeing under one roof.
Tiger Shroff and Krishna Shroff today announced the launch of their latest venture, Matrix Wellness, the newest and most ambitious addition to their growing Matrix brand.
The launch marks a significant milestone in the siblings’ shared vision of building a comprehensive fitness and wellness ecosystem that brings together training, recovery, movement and everyday wellbeing.
The Matrix ecosystem now spans a combined 10,000 sq ft across MMA Matrix Gym Mumbai and the all-new Matrix Wellness centre.
Built around the belief that wellness goes beyond the time spent working out, Matrix Wellness brings together a range of experiences designed to help people feel better, move better and make wellbeing an integral part of their everyday lives.
Recognising that everyone’s wellness journey is different, the centre offers a diverse range of services and experiences, including cryotherapy, Pulsed Electromagnetic Field therapy (PEMF), Hyperbaric Oxygen Therapy (HBOT), red light therapy, IV therapies, cold plunge, sauna, compression therapy, sports massages, dry flotation and Lagree, a high-intensity, low-impact training method originating in the United States.
Whether someone is looking to unwind after a demanding week, compliment an active lifestyle, explore new approaches to recovery or simply dedicate more time to their wellbeing, Matrix Wellness offers a welcoming, contemporary space to discover what works for them. By bringing these varied experiences together under one roof, the centre aims to make wellness more accessible, engaging and relevant to a wider audience.
“With Matrix Wellness, we wanted to build on what we have always believed at Matrix: that fitness is not just about training, but also about how you recover, move and take care of yourself. As co-founders, Krishna and I wanted to create a space where people can explore different approaches to wellness, whether they are active in sports and fitness or simply looking to feel better in their everyday lives.
Bringing these experiences together under one roof is an exciting step for us, and I hope Matrix Wellness encourages more people to make their wellbeing a part of their lifestyle,” Tiger Shroff said.
Co-founder Krishna Shroff stated, “At Matrix, we’ve always believed that wellness should be accessible, effortless, and an integral part of everyday life.
With Matrix Wellness, we’re bringing together movement, recovery, and thoughtfully curated experiences under one roof, creating a space where people can prioritise themselves and their well-being. It’s a natural evolution of everything we’ve been building with Matrix, but also a deeply personal one, reflecting our vision of making wellness a more holistic, inclusive, and enriching experience for everyone.”
Matrix Wellness marks the latest chapter in the Shroff family’s expanding Matrix universe. What began with MMA Matrix Gyms, a growing network of premium fitness centres offering a comprehensive range of gym facilities and training experiences, and expanded through Matrix Fight Night (MFN), India’s premier MMA promotion platform, has evolved into a broader ecosystem that reflects the many dimensions of fitness and wellbeing.
Together, MMA Matrix Gym Mumbai and Matrix Wellness represent a broader vision for the Matrix brand, bringing together premium fitness facilities and specialised wellness experiences.
Designed for a diverse community, Matrix Wellness welcomes fitness enthusiasts, active individuals, working professionals and anyone looking to make more time for themselves. From recovery therapies and relaxation experiences to movement-based offerings, the centre brings together a variety of ways for people to support their individual wellness goals, at their own pace and according to their needs.
Bringing together contemporary technology, specialised therapies and movement experiences, Matrix Wellness expands the Matrix ecosystem beyond training to embrace a more holistic approach to well-being, one that recognises the importance of how people train, recover and feel.
