IFit Health & Fitness, the U.S. connected fitness company that formally withdrew its registration statement for an initial public offering in early April, is losing two top senior executives, according to a report by the NY Post yesterday. CFO Steve Barr, named co-president in February, and Tony Smith, a 28-year veteran of the Utah company who has been serving as chief development officer, are both exiting, the newspaper said. iFit, meanwhile, continues to search for a new CEO, some six months after private equity investor L. Catterton and Pathlight Capital squeezed out iFit’s former CEO and Co-founder Scott Watterson. The group did not respond to the newspaper’s requests for comment on the personnel developments.

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