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Marshmello wants you to firm up with Burn Boot Camp

Marshmello joins Kevin Hart as another ambassador in new partnership

By Mark D McKee Jun 23, 2026 8:25 AM

Adult, Female, Person — Burn Boot Camp

I have always been a guy who likes to get into the zone when I go to the gym. Headphones in, hood up, and if I could close my eyes, I would. There is something about music that makes it the perfect workout companion. It touches the heart of your motivation and gets you pumped to pump. No matter what kind of music you like when you are doing other things, when you are working out, most of us love a good beat. That is why it seems like a perfect marriage between Burn Boot Camp and legendary American DJ, Marshmello.

The brand announced global music producer and artist Marshmello as Equity Partner, Franchise Partner, and Executive Partner for Creative & Music, meaning your favorite workout is about to get a new sound, exclusive to the workouts. The artist joins another massive name in entertainment, Kevin Hart, as partners with Burn Boot Camp, propelling it into one of the biggest workout brands on the market.

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Whether it’s through music or fitness, it’s all about creating positive energy and bringing people together. Burn Boot Camp has built an incredible community that motivates people to keep showing up for themselves and for each other. I’m excited to be part of that journey. – Marshmello

Finding the right beat

Starting Monday, June 29th, Burn Boot Camp will launch Marshmello Monday. This will be a weekly experience where members can join in the signature 45-minute workout alongside an exclusive playlist from the musical new partner that is meant to fuel and energize members to get the most out of any workout.

“The right music can completely change how people feel,” said Morgan Kline, CEO and Co-Founder of Burn Boot Camp. “For years, Marshmello’s music has helped fuel workouts across our gyms because it brings energy, positivity, and momentum. Beyond the music, Devan and I admire the community he has built and his commitment to health and wellness. This partnership brings together two brands that believe showing up consistently can change lives.”

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