Fitness brand founder and Olympian Les Mills dies aged 91
The fitness world mourns the loss of Les Mills, the founder of the famous fitness brand that carries his name, who passed away at the age of 91. Mills, a former Olympian athlete who represented New Zealand in the 1952 Helsinki Games in the discus throw, later went on to establish the globally acclaimed Les Mills fitness program.
Les Mills’ fitness classes, known for their high-energy music and choreographed routines, have become a staple in gyms across the world, with millions of people participating in his programs every week. The brand has gained a reputation for promoting physical health and well-being through its innovative approach to exercise.
His family released a statement expressing their sadness at his passing, highlighting his passion for fitness and his dedication to helping people lead healthier lives. The fitness community has also paid tribute to Mills, recognizing his influential contribution to the industry.
Mills’ legacy is expected to live on through the continuation of the fitness brand that bears his name, as well as through the countless individuals who have been inspired by his work to pursue a healthier lifestyle.
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