Archive · 13 Jan 2026
Peakst8 Festival Promotes Inclusive Fitness Culture
The Peakst8 Festival was a big event in Pune, India, organized by Fittr and Rainmatter.
It brought together many people who care about fitness and health.
The festival was not about competing but about enjoying movement at your own pace.
Nithin Kamath, the CEO of Zerodha, said the event was very energetic and people loved it.
Jitendra Chouksey, the CEO of Fittr, talked about the need for more focus on health and fitness.
The festival is part of a bigger effort to make people more health-conscious and to reduce the risk of diseases like heart problems and diabetes.
Fittr is also working on a bigger healthcare system that includes exercise, health checks, and doctor visits to help people stay healthy.
The Peakst8 Festival, organized by Fittr and Rainmatter, focused on inclusive fitness and preventive healthcare.
The event emphasized participation, consistency, and accessibility, moving away from performance benchmarks.
Nithin Kamath, CEO of Zerodha, noted the high energy and positive feedback from the 3,000 attendees.
Jitendra Chouksey, CEO of Fittr, highlighted the need for a collective effort to increase health consciousness.
Fittr is expanding its services to include a broader preventive healthcare ecosystem, integrating movement, health monitoring, diagnostics, and medical consultations.
- Who
- Entrepreneurs, founders, fitness enthusiasts, everyday athletes, and health startups
- What
- Peakst8 Festival promoting inclusive fitness and preventive healthcare
- When
- January 13
- Where
- Pune, Maharashtra, India
- Why
- To explore a more inclusive approach to fitness and preventive healthcare, and to test openness to health-centred events
- Event Name
- Peakst8 Festival
- Organizers
- Fittr and Rainmatter
- Location
- Pune, Maharashtra, India
- Date
- January 13
- Participants
- 3,000
- Focus
- Inclusive fitness and preventive healthcare
- Key Speaker
- Nithin Kamath, Co-founder and CEO of Zerodha