Fitness
NorthStar Advanced Exercise Science Expands Autonomy v2 Licensing Model for Chiropractic and Wellness Centers
NorthStar launches Autonomy v2, a cloud-based system for science-driven fitness and business growth.
Irvine, California – November 02, 2025 – NorthStar Advanced Exercise Science has announced the expansion of its Autonomy v2 licensing model, introducing a comprehensive framework for chiropractic and wellness centers seeking to integrate premium fitness services into their practice. The new release includes a Business Handbook and an Intuitive Revenue Worksheet, designed to guide professionals through every phase of licensing and implementation.
Autonomy v2, NorthStar’s flagship cloud-based exercise science system, combines research-driven programming with an adaptable business model that aligns with clinical operations. Using Google Drive and Google Docs for secure program distribution allows wellness centers to deliver structured, science-based strength and conditioning programs without the overhead or complexity of traditional fitness management platforms.
“The new licensing materials make the transition simple and transparent,” said Vanessa Rowe, Sales Director at NorthStar Advanced Exercise Science. “Chiropractors and wellness professionals can now evaluate projected revenue, understand program structure, and begin integrating Autonomy v2 into their service offerings within days.”
The Autonomy v2 Business Handbook outlines operational procedures, revenue structures, and client-facing program models that enable wellness facilities to expand their services while maintaining compliance and clinical credibility. The Business Revenue Worksheet gives potential licensees a clear view of financial potential by mapping out realistic conversion rates, pricing tiers, and scalability options.
Built on advanced exercise science, Autonomy v2 features proprietary sequencing and pathway-based training models derived from NorthStar’s research in adaptive kinesiology and exercise physiology. Each program is delivered with detailed session manuals and integrated progression systems, providing an intelligent blend of autonomy and professional oversight.
For wellness businesses, the system presents an immediate opportunity to add a new premium revenue stream by offering scientifically validated fitness services directly through their practice. The licensing model is structured to support both single-facility operations and multi-location scalability, with NorthStar providing complete digital setup and support via its cloud infrastructure.
NorthStar continues to expand its ecosystem of professional resources through its digital platforms, ensuring licensees have access to up-to-date documentation, analytics, and consult support. Interested wellness professionals can learn more or begin the licensing process by visiting
www.autonomyv2.com or www.northstar-central.com
About NorthStar Advanced Exercise Science
NorthStar Advanced Exercise Science (NorthStar AES) develops cloud-based fitness and wellness systems that merge physiology, biomechanics, and data analytics into scalable, research-driven programming. Through its flagship platform Autonomy v2, NorthStar equips gyms, chiropractic offices, and wellness centers with advanced exercise science solutions designed to elevate service quality and revenue potential.
For additional information or media inquiries, please contact:
Marketing and Communications Department
George Pierce george@northstar-central.com
www.northstar-central.com | www.autonomyv2.com
Press Contact
Name: George Pierce
Title: Director of Marketing & Communications
Company: NorthStar Advanced Exercise Science, LLC
Email: george@northstar-central.com
Phone: (800) 878-9438 ext. 6
Company Address
NorthStar Advanced Exercise Science, LLC
4000 Barranca Parkway, Suite 250
Irvine, CA 92604
Main: (800) 878-9438
SMS/MMS: (949) 687-1297
NorthStar Advanced Exercise Science (NorthStar AES) develops cloud-based exercise science systems that combine physiology, biomechanics, and data analytics to create structured, scalable fitness solutions. The company’s flagship platform, Autonomy v2, provides wellness and chiropractic professionals with a premium, research-driven fitness system that integrates seamlessly into existing clinical operations.
Headquartered in Irvine, California, NorthStar AES supports gyms, wellness centers, and healthcare providers throughout the United States by delivering advanced programming, licensing support, and digital infrastructure via its Google Cloud-based network.
Learn more at www.northstar-central.com and www.autonomyv2.com
This release was published on openPR.
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